Subsea Noise mitigation for offshore piling operations

During offshore wind farm installation, Gigantic mono piles is driven into the seabed. This causes strong shock waves in the water that can be dangerous for sea mammals and other animals in the sea. The size of windmills has grown dramatically recently and is expected to grow further in size the next years.
This animation is a simplified description of the Mship.no
Mega Big Bubble noise mitigation system.
The system is based on injecting air elements into the water column which absorbs noise generated from subsea pile driving and seismic surveys,
thereby protecting the environment, sea mammals and fishery.
The animation is artistic and does not show actual technical details.
Please contact: [e-mail]
To read more, please visit mship.no/subse...

[@michaeldunn6407]

who is the creative director that decided to go with the creepy x-files vibe?

[@yunassaxer7119]

great!

[@user-qd1ri4xc6y]

جيد

[@nsab2782]

Does it attenuate the wave ?

[@hauslehnertz9195]

inside the bubble circle its even louder, but outside there is at least a halfing of Level

[@maophantulaotkasmil44]

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[@bryanferguson3157]

Anyone actually using systems like this? Wind haters are blaming these loud projects for whale deaths now…

[@hauslehnertz9195]

take a lot of compressed air and if there is any tide of ebb and flow, the bubble wont go up directly but are drifting

[@hauslehnertz9195]

compressor, salty air, at least 6 bar and a few hundred m3 per minute, not reliable working in north sea flowing speed for bubble are rising slowly 40m up and drifting in that time away.