Cable fairing refers to structures designed to reduce the drag and turbulence caused by underwater cables, such as those used for telecommunications or electricity transmission. Fairings are typically streamlined shapes that help to minimize resistance and improve the hydrodynamic performance of cables when they are laid on or buried in the seabed. These fairings can be particularly important in ocean environments, where high currents and turbulent conditions can affect the stability and efficiency of the cables.
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