2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.oceaneng.2022.112668
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Research on anchor damage and protection of three-core composite submarine cable considering impact angle

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“…Submarine cables are mainly laid in complex and harsh marine environments, and factors such as submarine cables themselves, human factors, and natural environmental factors have become the main factors affecting the safe operation of submarine cables [5][6][7] . The most serious submarine cable failures are caused by external forces such as fishing operations and anchor damage, but as the number of submarine cables continues to increase, suspended faults are also gradually becoming prominent [8] . Due to the randomness of these factors that threaten the safety of ocean operations, as well as the high equipment investment and engineering cost of submarine cables, once damaged, it will cause significant economic losses [9] .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Submarine cables are mainly laid in complex and harsh marine environments, and factors such as submarine cables themselves, human factors, and natural environmental factors have become the main factors affecting the safe operation of submarine cables [5][6][7] . The most serious submarine cable failures are caused by external forces such as fishing operations and anchor damage, but as the number of submarine cables continues to increase, suspended faults are also gradually becoming prominent [8] . Due to the randomness of these factors that threaten the safety of ocean operations, as well as the high equipment investment and engineering cost of submarine cables, once damaged, it will cause significant economic losses [9] .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%