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They said it was 60-70 meters deep. You could hit them with an anchor and it happens regularly with different types of cables and pipes. Shouldn’t be too hard t
by wil421 4y ago
They said it was 60-70 meters deep. You could hit them with an anchor and it happens regularly with different types of cables and pipes. Shouldn’t be too hard to mess one up with a decent size boat.
- 4gotunameagain 4y agoI am not an expert on this topic, far from, but I would expect that a pipeline with a working pressure of 200 bar cannot be damaged by an anchor
- lb1lf 4y agoIf that anchor had a couple of hundred kilos of explosives attached to it, it might... (Swedish seismic survey suggested the shock as the pipeline ruptured was consistent with an explosion 'equivalent to a couple hundred kilos of dynamite') I believe the pipeline walls are just north of 40mm thick, by the way)
- dreamcompiler 4y agoAlso well within professional scuba diving range. No submarine needed. Just a "fishing trawler."