Pipeline Float Tie-In – Modular Buoyancy Solution for Deepwater Pipelines

Modular Buoy Design: Multiple modules can be combined to adjust buoyancy according to pipeline weight and operational requirements.
Durable Construction: Built to withstand harsh underwater conditions, ensuring long-term reliability during deep-sea operations.
Versatile Attachment Options: Compatible with steel strips, steel-textile straps, and special plastic material straps for secure installation.
Optimized Dimensions: Standard module dimensions of L 1950 × W 1100 × H 1150 mm provide stability and ease of handling.
Customizable for Deepwater Operations: Suitable for pipelines in depths up to 300 meters, with potential for deeper applications as required.

Deepwater Pipeline Installation: Supports subsea pipelines during deployment, reducing stress on the pipeline and avoiding structural damage.
Offshore Oil & Gas Projects: Ensures safe and efficient laying of underwater pipelines in offshore oil and gas fields.
Subsea Engineering & Construction: Provides buoyancy for underwater infrastructure and modular floating pipeline systems.
Environmental and Energy Projects: Used in water transfer systems, renewable energy subsea conduits, and offshore industrial pipelines.

Offshore Oil & Gas: Critical for supporting pipelines during installation, maintenance, and inspection operations.
Marine Engineering & Subsea Construction: Used in projects requiring precise pipeline positioning and stability under water.
Energy Infrastructure: Supports offshore renewable energy installations that utilize underwater conduits.
Environmental Engineering: Assists in underwater water transfer and pipeline projects for sustainable development.

Q: What are pipeline floats?
A: Pipeline floats (also known as dredge floats or buoyancy modules) are devices attached to discharge pipes to keep them afloat on water.

Q: How do I calculate how many floats I need for my pipeline?

A:You need to ensure total buoyancy exceeds total weight. Calculate the combined weight of the steel/pipe itself + the weight of the material inside (e.g., slurry/water) + accessories. The floats should provide at least 20-30% more buoyancy than this total weight to keep the pipeline floating properly (usually with 1/4 of the pipe diameter above water).

Q：How long is the warranty period ?

A:The warranty period begins on the date the buyer hands over the goods to the investor and ends on the first 18 (eighteen) months after the buyer's handover date, or on the first 12 (twelve) months after the installation date, whichever comes first.

Q: Are these floats suitable for seawater use?
A: Yes, absolutely. Polyethylene (PE) is highly resistant to saltwater corrosion, UV radiation, and chemical erosion. They are actually preferred over steel floats in marine environments because they never rust.