Global Industries Expands ROV Capabilities07/04/2008 |
| Schilling Robotics has supplied Global Industries with two ultraheavy-duty UHD ROV systems during the first quarter of 2008. The Schilling UHD vehicles will allow Global Industries to operate in the harshest subsea environments and perform the most demanding construction and intervention tasks. |
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The initial systems will be tasked to perform a wide variety of subsea operations in construction, IRM, SURF installation, general field development, and deepwater support.
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The ROVs feature 200 horsepower and are rated for operation to a depth of 4,000 metres. Each system includes Schilling's extended-excursion XE Tether Management System and features its Remote Systems Engine technology with gigabit Ethernet, high-definition video capability, and advanced auto functions. ODIM launch and recovery systems, featuring active heave compensation, are integrated with the systems on board Global Industries' new-build
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