TAT 14 (Segment K) North Western Approaches
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1 Cable Awareness & Emergency Procedures Please keep clear and do not damage submarine telecoms cables. You risk the loss of your gear and catch, and international communications can be disrupted. These cables carry high voltages and can be dangerous to life. It is an offence to wilfully damage submarine cables. The coasts of the United Kingdom, Ireland and Europe have a large number of submarine cable systems. When fishing gear fouls a cable the results can be expensive and dangerous. Many cables have high breaking strains, some over 70 tonnes. If gear is caught in these you may cause damage to nets and lines as well as disrupting international communications. If you suspect that you have fouled a submarine telecoms cable the following action should be taken 1. If weights are excessive and you suspect you are fast to a cable, DO NOT endanger your vessel and crew by attempting to recover your gear. 2. Carefully plot your ships position as accurately as possible. 3. Advise your Coastguard station of your situation or call the 24 hour Emergency Number and state that an incident is occurring concerning an underwater Submarine Telecommunications Cable. This chart is provided to indicate the route positions of the TAT 14 K submarine telecommunications cable system. It is given for assistance and guidance. The Sea Fish Industry Authority nor Sprint accept liability for any inaccuracies however caused. Kingfisher Special Charts Services Produced by the Kingfisher Information Service of the Sea Fish Industry Authority on behalf of Sprint. Useful Addresses NetWork Services (Sprint Fisheries Liaison) Tel: +44 (0) Mob: +44 (0) colinrichards@networkmarine.fsnet.co.uk The Kingfisher Information Service Sea Fish Industry Authority Humber Seafood Institute Origin Way, Europarc Grimsby, DN37 9TZ Tel. +44 (0) SFPA Fishery Office (Peterhead) Keith House, Seagate, Peterhead, AB42 1JP Tel: +44(0) SFPA Fishery Office (Inverness) Longman House, 28 Longman Road, Inverness, IV1 1SF Tel: +44(0) SFF 24 Rubislaw Terrace, Aberdeen, AB10 1XE Tel +44(0) HM Coastguard Shetland MRSC The Knab, Knab Road, Lerwick, Shetland, ZE1 0AX Tel: +44 (0) Aberdeen MRCC Marine House, Blaikies Quay, Aberdeen, AB11 5PB Tel: +44 (0) Stornoway MRSC Clan Macquerrie House, Battery Point, Stornoway Isle of Lewis, HS1 2RT Tel: +44 (0) hr Emergency Contact No: +44 (0) SUBMARINE CABLE TAT 14 (Segment K) North Western Approaches Edition August 2013
2 Submarine Cables and the Risk of Snagging Subsea (submarine) telecommunications cables have been laid on the seabed since the eighteen fifties and although the target is to bury the cable (ideally to a depth of 0.8 metres), this is not always possible because of seabed conditions and the entire cable route should, therefore, be treated with the utmost caution. The vessels most at risk are those with towed gear, bottom and beam trawls and dredges. Static gear, whilst not entirely free from risk, is less likely to be affected. In the event of becoming entangled with the cable there is a high probability of damage to or loss of fishing gear as well as fishing time and catch. If attempts are made to lift the cable to the surface or to pull the gear free there is the very real risk of loss of stability eventually leading to capsize with resultant loss of life. Trawl door fouling a cable Submarine Cables and Repair Hazards Fibre Optic cable consists of an inner optical core encased within a copper clad high tensile steel wire rope insulated with polyethene. In water less than 1 meters deep, protection is added against fishing and anchor damage in the form of external steel wire armour. Fibre Optic Cable If a cable is broken by fishing, anchoring or other seabed activities it will be repaired. The damaged section is recovered to the surface and a new section spliced in. This spliced area represents a risk to fishermen, there will be slack cable on the seabed equal to approximately twice the water depth and post repair burial is not as effective as installation burial. How to Reduce the Risks Associated with Submarine Cables 1. Immediately plot the route co-ordinates on your paper charts and/or enter them into your fishing plotter. 2. Avoid fishing directly over the cable route with heavy bottom contact gear. 3. Remember that areas of bare or outcropping rock and where the cable crosses other cables and pipelines, are the areas where the cable is most likely to be least buried. The closer to the surface a telecommunications cable is lifted when fouled by fishing gear, the more danger there is to the fishing vessel If it is thought prudent to slip or cut one of both warps or bridles in an attempt to clear a cable from the fishing gear, always lower the gear to the seabed first. Never attempt to slip anything bearing excessive weight. Cable Maintenance Vessel Vessel: CS Léon Thévenin Final Splice bight is laid on the seabed at right angles to the cable line. The crown of the bight may be up to 2 x the water depth from the charted cable line. Plan View of Typical Repair 2 x water depth Joints
3 6 50'W 6 40'W 6 30'W 6 20'W 6 10'W 6 0'W 6 34'W 6 33'W TAT10B (DEUTSCHE TELEKOM AG) N W 1,100m 60 1'N 59 50'N July 2012 ATLANTIC CROSSING 1(AC1)Seg.A (GLOBAL CROSSING)+44(0) fishing gear in this area. All submarine telecommunications cable in depths of more than metres is either 59 50'N 6 50'W 6 40'W 6 30'W 6 20'W 6 10'W 6 0'W
4 8 0'W 7 50'W 7 40'W 7 30'W 7 20'W 7 10'W 7 50'W 7 49'W 1,400m N W TAT10B (DEUTSCHE TELEKOM AG) July 2012 fishing gear in this area. All submarine telecommunications cable in depths of more than metres is either 8 0'W 7 50'W 7 40'W 7 30'W 7 20'W 7 10'W
5 9 0'W 8 50'W 8 40'W 8 30'W 8 20'W 8 10'W 8 0'W 60 20'N 8 52'W 8 51'W 8 50'W 8 32'W 8 31'W 8 30'W 8 8'W 8 7'W 8 6'W 60 14'N N W N W N W 60 20'N 2,000m 2,000m 1,700m November 2012 fishing gear in this area. All submarine telecommunications cable in depths of more than metres is either TAT10B (DEUTSCHE TELEKOM AG) 'W 8 50'W 8 40'W 8 30'W 8 20'W 8 10'W 8 0'W
6 10 0'W 9 50'W 9 40'W 9 30'W 9 20'W 9 10'W 9 0'W 9 12'W 9 11'W 9 10'W 9 9'W 'N 'W 60 14'N August ,900m fishing gear in this area. All submarine telecommunications cable in depths of more than metres is either ATLANTIC CROSSING 1(AC1)Seg.A (GLOBAL CROSSING) +44(0) 'W 9 36'W 9 35'W 'N 'W 59 56'N 2,100m TAT 10B Sources: Esri, USGS, NOAA 10 0'W 9 50'W 9 40'W 9 30'W 9 20'W 9 10'W 9 0'W
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