Dutch firm InterDam is nearing the end of testing a pre-fabricated fire and blast-resistant panel for use in offshore situations. The Generation V has realigned layers of fibres and an optimised panel support structure, which tests last November proved to be "gas-tight after a blast pressure of 0.8 bar (11.6 psi)". This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. Later this month, one of the blast-tested samples will be sent to the UK and subjected to a hydrocarbon fire. In addition to its own research, the company also works with other companies on projects such as the National Offshore Wind Centre (NOWC), based at Harwich, Essex.
Dutch firm InterDam is nearing the end of testing a pre-fabricated fire and blast-resistant panel for use in offshore situations. The Generation V has realigned layers of fibres and an optimised panel support structure, which tests last November proved to be "gas-tight after a blast pressure of 0.8 bar (11.6 psi)". Later this month, one of the blast-tested samples will be sent to the UK and subjected to a hydrocarbon fire. In addition to its own research, the company also works with other companies on projects such as the National Offshore Wind Centre (NOWC), based at Harwich, Essex.