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Salt, water, very strong forces, and a lot of things want to stick to it and build up layers of sand and organic material. And getting trained professionals tha
by belorn 4y ago
Salt, water, very strong forces, and a lot of things want to stick to it and build up layers of sand and organic material. And getting trained professionals that can operate in that environment is costly, slow and dangerous.
Beyond those, are there any additional problems from the environment?
- Gwypaas 4y agoThe places with strong tidal currents have a tendency of limiting construction to ebb and high tide, in other words lot of expensive waiting around. Regarding the environment, under the sea it is quite fine compared to stationary platforms operating in the north sea or Mexican gulf(hurricanes) year around, so that should be easier.