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Proserv was named company of the year and commercial diving veteran, Alf Leadbitter, from The Underwater Centre in

Subsea industry leaders were told not to Subsea industry leaders were told not to Fort William, received the award for outstanding contribution “waste a good crisis” at Subsea Expo. Read to the subsea industry, at the 2015 Subsea UK Awards. more: www.oedigital.com/component/k2/ Read more: www.oedigital.com/component/k2/ item/8224-don-t-waste-a-good-crisis item/8236-proserv-named-subsea-company-of-the-year interface enables autospeed, control of Graham Adair, vice-president sales

Manufactured at Forum’s Kirkby- moorside facility, in northern England, high ? ow valve packs, administrator and marketing at Forum said: “The the ? rst of six XLX-C ROVs, ordered by access and adaptable screen layouts. XLX-C is more compact so it takes up

Subsea 7 will be delivered in March. The

The XLX-C has an integrated, eas- less deck space on-board a vessel. The six units are destined for three new-build ily removable hydraulic power unit, hydraulic systems and electrical sub-sys- pipelay support vessels, due to enter the with 147cc and 75cc pumps, providing tems have been rationalized while func- •

Brazilian market. main and auxiliary systems, and a new tionality and reliability have increased.” 4.16kV, 150hp motor, and all pump controls, system ? lters and reservoirs are built in with minimal pipework and hoses. The hydraulics have been rationalized, comprising a 10 station low ? ow valve pack, two bi-directional

STOP TREADING station high ? ow valve pack and eight station (two per ROV) thruster valve pack, and the manifolds repositioned to give free deck space.

The termination junction box is in a removable can, providing 360°

WATER access to wiring and ? ber connections.

The power junction box contains two transformers (with no high voltage terminals).

OUR

The unit has 150HP, compared to the

XLX’s 200HP, and is 2.8 x 1.9 x 1.7m,

SOLUTIONS requiring 9.5-tonne launch and recovery capacity, compared to 12-tonne for the

XLX. The XLX-C’s payload is 250kg, with 850kg bollard pull, Sea State 6 certi? ca- tion and 3000m depth rating.

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These are mounted on a portable skid, to create a single portable package.

From robust subsea structures to high-precision inspection

Using Caley’s system, once deployed, systems, Seanic Ocean Systems goes the extra mile to provide the IWOCS will then either sit on the leading-edge engineered solutions and intervention tooling for seabed next to the subsea controls, or your toughest deep water challenges.

will be hung on a buoyancy supported lazy S, offset from the worksite, before being connected via a jumper to the subsea equipment. Using Caley’s system, it could also be deployed from a separate vessel.

There is no limit to the depth the umbilical can be deployed to, provided the umbilical can support its own out- board weight in the water. Depending on the outboard load, line speed and level of redundancy, power rating can typically range from (but isn’t limited to) an 18.5kW to 37kW hydraulic power unit, based on typical operational

SEANIC OCEAN SYSTEMS speeds and loads. The system is cur-

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