Search Term:  hydro abrasive (7 results)

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1. Haulpak Tyre Recycling on Mine Sites

   See how iasgroup can recycle haulpak tyres for mine site supporting infrastructure.

   Published: 18 June 2015

2. Pipe Genius - Remotely Operated UHP Water Jet Cutting Tool

   Fully automated, remotely operated tool for use offshore on oil & gas platforms, or coastal infrastructure such as jetties and wharfs. Capable of cutting pipes, risers, conductors, caissons, pipes and piles from the inside. Pipe Genius can cut above or below the waterline in most sea states without divers.

   Published: 25 March 2015

3. Offshore Cold Cutting Services

   iasgroup offers hydro abrasive cutting, or “cold cutting”, services for offshore applications. This video highlights a selection of some of the remotely operated tools we employ when modifying or decommissioning structures on oil & gas platforms and other production related assets.

   Published: 22 March 2015

4. Wellhead Genius Subsea Abandonment System

   The remotely operated Wellhead Genius subsea cutting system utilises new industry leading concepts in hydro abrasive cutting, making continuous deep water subsea cutting a reality. Developed as a solution for severing subsea wellheads, the remotely operated Wellhead Genius tool can also be used for removal of other subsea structures.

   Published: 22 March 2015

5. Wellhead Severance and Recovery

   Four plugged and decommissioned wellheads, located 85m below sea level, were required to be removed off the North West Shelf, Western Australia.

   Published: 9 March 2015

6. Decommissioning of Dolphins assisted by UHP water jet cutting remotely operated tool

   A series of 9 Dolphin structures were no longer fit for purpose and were required to be decommissioned.

   Published: 12 February 2015

7. Cold Cutting Pipes Offshore with the Pipe Wizard

   Capable of cutting steel, concrete, composite and plastic pipe, this video shows our pipe cutting tool in action. All our tools are remotely operated so the risks to personnel are greatly reduced.

   Published: 1 February 2015