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February 26, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Novacavi to Supply Cable for ENI’s Adriatic Sea Project

Novacavi has been engaged in a pilot project for ENI (Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi – National Oil Board) platforms subsidence monitoring in Adriatic Sea. Novacavi will provide a specially designed custom pressure resistant cable for a new submarine hydraulic digital profile meter to be laid on the sea

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Novacavi has been engaged in a pilot project for ENI (Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi – National Oil Board) platforms subsidence monitoring in Adriatic Sea.

Novacavi will provide a specially designed custom pressure resistant cable for a new submarine hydraulic digital profile meter to be laid on the seabed close to a gas extracting platform.

Installation of this monitoring system may reach a depth of 100m in order to survey and to take permanent readings of the subsidence cone caused by gas extraction, the company explained.

Novacavi has conceived and supplied a special cable for pressure transducer power and signal transmission.

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