It's a movie about navy SEAL's. Terrorists blow up a bunch of offshore platforms to disrupt the global oil supply.

I was thinking about it and i imagine a water jet could be used to cut the ship up too. The hull of aircraft carrier Coral Sea was cut up using a low pressure water jet. The steel thickness was 8-10"

I will get some for you. He also gave me some 3D models. He took a picture/LIDAR image of the legs of my platform. Each leg consists of a piling and jacket with the interstice filled with grout. It can tell me the exact thickness of the steel for both the piling and the jacket which allows me to order the right piling cutter for the job without having to err on the heavy side and overkil lit. This in turns allows me to reduce the amount of explosives which in turn lowers the fish kill probabilities which makes the environmental people happy.

The last platform this Dutch company dismantled they used too large of a charge and it belled the piling out (like the end of a a bugle) and they had all kinds of trouble trying to pick it

As an interesting sidenote on the structural analysis x-ray systems, they told me that they ae using the system a lot in shipbreaking operations. They x-ray the entire ship, prepare a 3D Model on Autocad and then plan where they are going to cut the ship. They use wire saws mounted on tracks on both sides of the ship and they can slice right through it. The debris removal operations follow the cutting operations so as the ship gets lighter it floats higher and they keep repeating the process.