QUIN DELTA DRILL SHIP

The Quin Delta drill ship is a self propelled ocean-going vessel with a shallow draft of only 5 feet. This allows the Quin to work in a wide range of locations from deep offshore waters, to harbors, rivers, and shallow inland locations and even sit on the mud at low tide to continue testing near shore or under bridges. It was specially engineered and designed with 80-foot spuds that can be used for stable anchoring in waters up to 70 feet deep. Gregg’s full time boat captain is experienced with digital GPS and can maneuver the Quin to a client’s exact testing location.

The Quin Delta drill ship is best suited for offshore foundation and liquefaction studies, soil sampling and coring, and for establishing baseline conditions and determining material quantities for dredging programs. Specifically designed to operate in the waterways around ports and harbors, the Quin Delta is equipped with two 25 meter spuds to quickly anchor the vessel over the testing location. The Quin is your answer to drilling in near shore environments such as ports, harbors, and rivers.

QUIN DELTA DRILL SHIP SPECIFICATIONS

Self-propelled ocean-going vessel
Shallow draft of only 5 feet
80-Foot spuds for fast and stable anchoring in water up to 70 feet deep
3 Point Anchoring
Digital GPS positioning
Twin Detroit 671 engines
Full galley, sleeping quarters, and head on board

ON-BOARD DRILLING & TESTING EQUIPMENT:

Mobile B-80/22 Mud Rotary Drill Rig
2 cm2 Miniature CPT System (minicone)
10 cm2 CPT System
Vibracore Sampling System (max depth 20')
Gravity Core Sampling System (max depth 5')
OW Coring System (capable of obtaining 2.5" cores, 3" shelby tubes and
split spoon samples)

Quin Delta Drill Ship

Length: 110' Beam: 28'

Quin Delta equipped with Mobile B-80/22 rig