Reynolds International Ltd

Name: Reynolds International Ltd
Address: Suite 2 Broncoed House Broncoed Business Park Wrexham Road, Mold, CH71HP, GB
Telephone: +441352756196

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26/10/2022

Each component of a ground investigation should be designed to address a particular range of technical questions. For a first pass investigation, this is often to discover what is where, of what it is made, and how variable in properties are the materials present. For subsequent phases of ground investigation, each survey line, Cone Penetrometer Test, borehole, etc., should be to address a specific technical question and/or reduce existing uncertainty. Read more...https://bit.ly/3aiZOdg

14/10/2022

Even now, surveys are being inadequately specified, incorrectly equipped, with poor data quality through lack of adequate supervision by suitably qualified Client Representatives. Intrusive test sites are being located too far from the nearest seismic profiles, all of which makes robust, unequivocal, cross correlation between geotechnical and geophysical datasets sub-optimal at best. Reynolds International Ltd are the leading geophysical survey design and 3D geological Ground Model developers in the offshore renewable sector. We can help you to ensure that your Ground Investigation can result in a high-quality robust 3D Ground Model on which you can depend. Read more... https://bit.ly/3aiZOdg

10/10/2022

If drilled into, the gas may combust or suddenly discharge through the seabed thereby destabilising it with extremely serious implications for jack-up rigs. Shallow gas can be identified on seismic data by areas of poorly illuminated reflections, polarity reversals, flat or bright spots (indicated on the section) where the gas accumulates beneath capping materials, or as seafloor pock marks that might also be evident on Multi-Beam Echo Sounding and Side-Scan Sonar mosaics. The presence of gas affects the speed at which seismic (sound) waves travel and slows them down. This causes changes in the character of the seismic data across materials containing gas.

07/10/2022

China has recently overtaken the United Kingdom as the largest operator of installed offshore wind, while Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, and Vietnam have each begun planning and implementing strategies to develop their offshore wind power. Since 2009, Reynolds International Ltd has been actively working on offshore wind energy projects and has contributed to over 60 ground models.

Our experience ranges from North America, in UK and European waters, and in Asia. We have helped numerous developers from inception to completion of their offshore wind farms. Our innovative understanding of the subsurface through the integration of seismic and geotechnical data, is of critical importance when it comes to selecting optimum wind turbine locations. The correct placement of turbines is crucial; if they are inserted into sediments with inadequate load capacities, the risk of failure greatly increases.

05/10/2022

Our staff have been involved in near-surface geophysical consultancy for over 25 years and we are regarded as the leading independent environmental and engineering geophysical consultancy in the UK and have an international reputation. RIL staff publish regularly in international, peer-reviewed journals. By having a thorough understanding of the range of inter-disciplinary techniques used in ground investigation, we are well placed to advise on how geophysical surveys can complement traditional investigation methods so that you can obtain the best outcomes from your surveys.

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03/10/2022

There can be a significant oblique flow even orthogonal to the main flow direction that is capable of sculpting bedforms with different symmetries and amplitudes depending upon the very local seabed topography. Similarly, there is evidence that near-seabed localised current can flow at an acute angle to that of the driving current and can generate counter-spiralling flows that flow in the same lateral direction either side of a depositional ridge. Locally, this can produce parallel troughs scoured in soft sediments divided by ridges of reworked deposited material between them. This is further complicated where the seafloor has a pronounced topography that is influenced by seafloor-proximal currents and differing substrate geology, e.g., erodible sand vs more resistant clay. The level of the seabed of southern North Sea, for example, is deflating over time, being now many metres deeper than it was perhaps a millennium ago. Such localised scour can play havoc with both fixed pile seafloor collars, reducing the support for the wind turbine column, and both expose and smother seafloor cables.

29/09/2022

Where the seafloor has a pronounced topography that is influenced by seafloor-proximal currents and differing substrate geology, e.g., erodible sand vs more resistant clay. The level of the seabed of southern North Sea, for example, is deflating over time, being now many metres deeper than it was perhaps a millennium ago. Such localised scour can play havoc with both fixed pile seafloor collars, reducing the support for the wind turbine column, and both expose and smother seafloor cables.
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28/09/2022

At Reynolds International, we design your survey to meet your unique needs and requirements, then match you with specialist contractors who have the right skills and expertise. Run a tender from our shortlist to select your experts, or we can engage them for you.

Our services are flexible and bespoke.

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26/09/2022

Thermal conductivity of shallow soils affecting power cable installations: Submarine power cables transport electricity generated by installations such as offshore windfarms. Designing the cable to optimise efficiency and longevity are key for developers. Considerations include the maximum rating; cable thickness; and choice of cable insulation to name a few. While savings can be made through minimising the raw material such as copper required for the cable, care must be taken to minimise transmission losses which can occur by overheating of the cable.

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23/09/2022

Oceanology International – trends and selected highlights
Oceanology International took place at Excel, London earlier this year. The event brought together over 430 global suppliers and solution providers of ocean tech components, equipment, data analytics and communications, consultancy, contracting, survey, engineering, research, and more besides. Several exhibitors were able to display their equipment on the water from several boats moored alongside in Royal Victoria Dock. In parallel with the trade exhibition was a series of technical presentations over the three days. There was plenty of opportunity to meet colleagues old and new both at the stands and in designated meeting areas set aside to facilitate discussions.

Having been involved in marine investigations for a very long time, and been witness to the development of technology, sensors, deployment platforms, and modes of analysis over this time, this latest show had a real WOW factor to it.

21/09/2022

People often ask just how international Reynold’s International is.

We’ve worked everywhere from Wales, to Nepal, and the Antarctic. We can help you find local contractors wherever you are in the world and provide project management on-site or remotely.

Call us on +44 (0)1352 756196

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20/09/2022

There is evidence that near-seabed localised current can flow at an acute angle to that of the driving current and can generate counter-spiralling flows that flow in the same lateral direction either side of a depositional ridge. Locally, this can produce parallel troughs scoured in soft sediments divided by ridges of reworked deposited material between them. This is further complicated where the seafloor has a pronounced topography that is influenced by seafloor-proximal currents and differing substrate geology, e.g., erodible sand vs more resistant clay. The level of the seabed of southern North Sea, for example, is deflating over time, being now many metres deeper than it was perhaps a millennium ago. Read more...https://bit.ly/3aiZOdg

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Suite 2 Broncoed House Broncoed Business Park Wrexham Road
Mold
CH71HP

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+441352756196

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http://www.reynolds-international.co.uk/

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