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TECH SPOTLIGHT


ROS INTRODUCES FLUORESCENT FLOODLIGHT


The ROS LUV-LED is an oceanographic floodlight specifically designed for coral fluorescence.


At 440 nanometers, the light output is ideal for safely enhancing the appearance of coral and underwater eco systems. The LUV-LED is depth rated to 4000 meters and is powered by 120/220 VAC with various connector options available. ROS offers a two-year


warranty on this new floodlight. To see the Fluorescent Floodlight in action and for technical specifications, visit:


www.rosys.com CONNECTING TYRA FUTURE


Subsea connector specialist Hydratight has been awarded the supply of the critical tie in components for the 8”, 12” and 26” pipelines within the Maersk Oil Tyra Field.


In the initial phase of the redevelopment of the Tyra field, a bypass route needs to be created to enable production flow from other Danish Underground Consortium (DUC) assets. The Hydratight MORGRIP Mechanical Connectors will provide the critical connections between the new bypass and the existing infrastructure.


James Rowley, Global Subsea Market Development Manager, Hydratight, said: “Our connectors are increasingly in demand by operators for key life extension projects as they are well qualified, field proven, permanent repair solutions. Our DNV Type Approval offers the highest quality assurance with no requirements for project specific testing – reducing both risk and price.”


Hydratight’s connectors replace the need for the welding of subsea pipelines and topside piping in offshore oil and gas, and petrochemical applications.


“Each MORGRIP Mechanical Connector is tailored to the specific application and repair location. We take all the project and application variables – materials, wall thickness, corrosion patterns, pressures, temperatures, design codes – and model the best-case and worst- case scenarios for the pipe condition. We then design and test the connector to those scenarios, providing full assurance to the client that the products are fit for purpose.”


AMPELMANN INTRODUCES THE A-TYPE ENHANCED PERFORMANCE MOTION COMPENSATED GANGWAY TO SUPPORT WORK IN HIGHER SEA STATES


AEP offers improved workability and flexibility for the offshore industry.


Ampelmann has announced the launch of its latest gangway for personnel transfer: the A-type Enhanced Performace (AEP). Now providing clients with 10% greater workability in sea states up to 4m significant wave height; the AEP also has the ability to use smaller vessels to obtain similar performance (compared to current A-type).


The AEP features an advanced motion compensation control system with precision controls to enable fast landing and comfortable people transfers. The system significantly improves operational up-time on projects year-round and provides benefits to operators in rougher waters, including the North Sea and the coasts of South America and the Middle East.


The AEP can also be used to ensure August 2017 | www.sosmagazine.biz | p47


comparable workability on a relatively small vessel, where bigger vessels were needed before, saving cost for Ampelmann’s client by allowing flexibility in positioning on the vessel.


Ampelmann designs and delivers innovative, safe, reliable and efficient transfer solutions to the offshore energy industries globally. With a track record of more than three million safe people transfers, more than 1.5 million kg cargo transfers and 200 projects worldwide, Ampelmann operates in Europe, Africa, Asia Pacific, the Americas and the Middle East.


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