Maritime Industry

Marine engineering involves a substantial number of underwater structures that require cutting. Compared to other cutting methods, abrasive waterjet technology is preferred due to its versatility, flexibility, and applicability in environments difficult for personnel to access.

Abrasive waterjets are formed by injecting abrasive particles into a high-pressure water jet. When used for underwater cutting, hydrostatic pressure significantly affects the performance of the waterjet.

The mixed abrasive jet system utilizes independent conduits for abrasive delivery, avoiding issues such as clogging of high-pressure water lines and severe pipeline wear. This makes it suitable for deep-water cutting operations.