Subsea Services News – Page 59

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    New guidance for diving ops with Nitrox

    2012-07-25T07:30:00Z

    One of the most recent publications from the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) is ‘Surface Supplied Diving Operations Using Nitrox’ (IMCA D 048).

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    Successful test for pressure tolerant ROV

    2012-07-25T07:30:00Z

    A new pressure tolerant ROV named Erno2, designed by Enitech GmbH of Rostock in Germany has been successfully tested.

  • Appropriate medical equipment to be held at any particular site is best determined by an occupational health service with special knowledge of commercial diving operation
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    New dive site medical equipment details

    2012-07-24T07:30:00Z

    The Diving Medical Advisory Committee has published a revision to ‘Medical Equipment to be held at the Site of an Offshore Diving Operation’ (DMAC 15 Rev. 3). This supersedes all previous issues which have now been withdrawn.

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    Underwater tracking system for SeaFox

    2012-07-24T07:30:00Z

    A contract for the supply of underwater tracking systems to be used by the US Navy in mine clearance operations has been awarded to Applied Acoustic Engineering Ltd of Great Yarmouth UK, by ATLAS North America.

  • The HTU is a versatile, two compartment chamber that can be used for the testing and evaluation of undersea and hyperbaric systems
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    Hyperbaric Trials Unit back in business

    2012-07-24T07:30:00Z

    Submarine Escape, Rescue, Abandonment & Survival (SMERAS) Support Services and Diving & Life Support Services provider QinetiQ has re-commissioned its Hyperbaric Trials Unit (HTU) following an extensive refit.

  • The Master of the harbour tug The Careful the first seafarer to pass the Proficiency in Medical Care on Board Ship course at DDRC
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    DDRC’s onboard medical care course success

    2012-07-24T07:30:00Z

    A new course at Plymouth UK based medical charity DDRC (Diving Diseases Research Centre), which trains people to handle medical care at sea, has awarded its first certificate.

  • MV Meridian will return for Baltic and Bothnian survey work for the second year in a row
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    MONALISA motivates Baltic and Bothnian surveys

    2012-07-17T07:30:00Z

    Fugro OSAE GmbH of Bremen in Germany has been awarded an allocation of the Baltic Sea and Bothnian Survey for the years 2012-13, consisting of a 7,100km² segment worth €2.1m.

  • Navtor’s USB-compatible NavStick for direct uploading of charts to an ECDIS unit
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    New ECDIS developments

    2012-07-05T07:30:00Z

    With mandatory requirements for ECDIS initially coming into force this month for new passenger vessels over 500gt and tankers above 3,000gt, industry developments continue apace.

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    Turnkey survey solutions in boat package

    2012-07-05T07:30:00Z

    OceanDTM of Lowestoft, Suffolk UK, has teamed with Isle of Wight based boatbuilders Cheetah Marine to offer a 7.2m catamaran equipped with a fully calibrated and motion-compensated WASSP multibeam sounder for less than £150,000 as part of a series of affordable turnkey survey packages featuring a range of vessels and ...

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    Finnish and Swedish contracts for MMT

    2012-07-05T07:30:00Z

    MMT of Gothenburg, which is currently completing cable route studies for a 711km transmission link between Norway and the UK, has been awarded parts of two separate survey contracts for the EU financed Monalisa Motorways of the Sea project for the Finnish Transport Agency (FTA) and Sweden’s Maritime Agency (SMA).

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    Further Sonardyne positioning orders

    2012-07-05T07:30:00Z

    Sonardyne International of Yateley, Hampshire UK has received a major order worth £1m for its latest 6G acoustic positioning equipment from Aberdeen based DPS Offshore, the rental business subsidiary of Forum Energy Technologies Inc.

  • The cofferdam lowered into the water in Spain
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    Two fast repairs on bulk carriers

    2012-06-26T07:30:00Z

    Two bulk carriers needed prompt attention recently from the Hydrex dive and technician teams. Five cracks were found in the flat bottom area of a 130m long bulk carrier while another had damage in a high load area.

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    BV approval for in-water surveys

    2012-06-26T07:30:00Z

    Fendercare Marine’s diving service has recently been awarded Bureau Veritas approval to carry out in-water surveys.

  • The largest 300 Amp anode weighs only 14 kg
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    Easy change anodes an aid to divers

    2012-06-25T07:30:00Z

    A new generation of hull corrosion protection anodes can be changed by divers using ordinary wrenches, allowing them to be easily installed or replaced both when the vessel is in drydock or at sea.

  • This tooled-up Seaeye Courgar ROV can find out what’s inside a sealed container in 900 feet of water
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    Underwater tools protect the environment

    2012-06-25T07:30:00Z

    Checking for residual fuel in a 70 year old sunken wreck without opening the tanks and risking an environmental catastrophe needed a clever solution.

  • The Navigator can quickly and precisely map a wide range of underwater features
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    Subsea mapping system is a diver’s friend

    2012-06-22T07:31:00Z

    Until now, a diver directed, high accuracy mapping system has primarily been used by the military for mine counter-measures and search and recovery operations.

  • Acoustic data from the Kongsberg EM2040D
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    Hydro surveys for project MONALISA

    2012-06-21T07:30:00Z

    MMT of Sweden has been awarded parts of two separate hydrographic survey contracts for the EU financed project MONALISA for the Swedish Maritime Administration (SMA) and the Finnish Transport Agency (FTA).

  • The Applied Acoustics boomer units are small enough to be switched by hand between Titan’s small survey vessels, such as the Endeavour seen here, enabling quick mobilisation. Photo: Mike Page
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    Sub-bottom profiling of windfarm sites

    2012-06-21T07:30:00Z

    Titan Survey is increasingly involved in offshore renewable energy schemes, particularly wind farm projects, where an accurate interrogation of the subsea geology is so crucial to turbine foundation design.

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    Kongsberg introduces Remus 100-S AUV

    2012-06-20T07:30:00Z

    Kongsberg Maritime of Norway now offers a hydrographic and offshore survey version of its widely used series of Remus 100 AUV’s, the Remus 100-S.

  • The operator has an immediate 3D view of the subsea scene during the operation
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    Sonar monitors windfarm cable touchdown

    2012-06-20T07:30:00Z

    CodaOctopus and their agent in The Netherlands, Nautikaris BV, have recently been involved in a project for Deep BV Hydrography and Geophysics.