China has recently revealed its inaugural 10,000-ton cable-laying vessel

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Last Wednesday, Jiujiang City in Jiangxi Province witnessed the introduction of China's first submarine communications cable-laying ship named Longyin No.9. The vessel weighs 10,000 tons and utilizes electric propulsion and dynamic positioning systems for cable-laying, maintenance, and burial operations.

Source: @CGTNOfficial on Twitter

China recently unveiled its first-ever submarine communications cable-laying ship, the Longyin No.9, which is equipped with the most innovative technology. The vessel's cable-laying system, electric propulsion system, and handling equipment have been awarded key technology patents. With a length of 155 meters, it can achieve a maximum speed of 15 knots and stay on missions for up to 60 days. The ship can transport up to 10,000 tons of cables and lay them in a single operation across the vast Pacific Ocean. The China Classification Society has certified the vessel, and it is set to begin operating in September after the final outfitting process.

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