Schwimmender Schlauch Hersteller

Mainline-Vollschwimmschlauch

This hose is the main pipeline of an offshore oil transfer system. It typically features a double-hull construction and a foam buoyancy layer. Its minimum residual buoyancy is at least 20%. It can be used in mooring systems such as CALM (Catenary Anchor Leg Mooring) and CBM (Conventional Buoy Mooring).

One-End Reinforced Half Floating Hose

This hose has an additional reinforcement layer at one end. Its structure is somewhere between floating and submerged hoses. It is typically used as a transition between a fully floating mainline hose and a submerged hose.

Tanker Rail Full Dumbbell Floating Hose

It is called a dumbbell hose because of its dumbbell-like shape. It is typically suspended from the side of a tanker (railing). It can move freely with the tanker’s movement. It is directly connected to the tanker’s oil transfer manifold and is therefore referred to as the “joint” between the tanker and the offshore floating hose system.

Reducer Full Floating Hose

A reducer hose can connect two hoses of different diameters, such as between a device connector and a main hose. Therefore, it is also called a “reducer.” It is used in piping systems where pipe diameters need to change, achieving a transition between pipes.

Tail Full Floating Hose

The tail pipe is the last section of the hose connected to the buoy. It is highly flexible and can accommodate the buoy’s movement. It can be used as the initial connection section between a single-point mooring buoy and an underwater hose.