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Page 1: Jason LARS Update - UNOLS

DeSSC Jun 11

Jason LARS Update

Goals• Improve safety

• Increase weather window

• Reduce number of people to LAR

• Decrease turnaround time

• Retain heavy lift capability

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DeSSC Jun 11

New Jason Crane

• 4‐function knuckle crane with integrated docking head

• Capacity:  24,361 lb @ 23 feet • Complies with Appendix A&B of RVSS, and manufacturer recommends 45% derating for SS 5‐6

• 72% load rating increase and greater reach• 12,000 lb load with Jason and docking head• Radio control• Crane base in house with Glosten oversight• Retain current HPU• Delivery November 2011

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DeSSC Jun 11

New Effer Crane with Dynacon Docking Head

• Reasonable size for shipping• 19K lb weight• Dampens motion and rotates• Eliminates people handling

tether or vehicle safer153

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Docking Head

• Height:  93” Length:  61 ¾ Width:  37” Weight:  3,150 lbs• Lift winch speed (high speed/low torque): 112 fpm at 5,400 lbs 

/56 fpm at 10,000 lbs• Safe Working Load:  high speed: 5,400 lbs/low speed: 10,000 

lbs• Max line pull:  12,500 lbs• Rotation angles swing and sway:  inboard: 53°, overboard: 90°• Latch load (brake holding load): 18,000 lbs• Slew rotation:  270°• Test loads:  static structure pull:  20,000 lbs 

Maximum winch pull:  12,500 lbs• Drum capacity:  150 ft of ¾” AmSteel Blue• Required power:  flow 24 GPM, pressure 3,550 psi• Delivery October 2011, integration to crane November 2011

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Docking Head Details

Sway cylinders

Swing brake

Slew actuator

Lift winch and brake

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MH2

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Slide 155

MH2 Matt Heintz, 6/16/2011

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DeSSC Jun 11

Medea Tether Handling Winch

• Pull Jason to the ship, store tether• Eliminate people handling high

voltage tether safer

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Medea Winch Details

Level‐windHandles up to 30˚tether angle

Aluminum drum Carries up to 100m of level wound tether 

Revolving “Nautilus” J‐Box provides access to electro‐optical connection between tether and Focal 176 slip ring (internal)

Two Char‐Lynn Geroler hydraulic motors On deck: Connected to crane HPUSub‐sea: Connected to comp bladder

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Stowed for Shipping

Shipping container doorway

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Ship Installation

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Increased Reach

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Personnel Requirements

Before LARs:  8 people on deck– Crane/winch operator– 4 x Medea tag lines and tether– Tugger– A‐frame– Deck Boss

After LARs:  4 people on deck– Tugger/floats/tether– A frame/floats/tether– Main winch/Medea winch/Crane– Deck boss

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DeSSC Jun 11

Active Heave Compensation

• Working with McCartney Offshore to develop electric AHC to replace the current .681” FO cable winch systems, and separate AHC system to add to the retired Jason crane for package deployment

• Glosten performing ship dynamics analysis to provide data required for several class vessels

• Working with two alternate vendors– Odim, Brooke Ocean

• Expect PO by end of July 2011, delivery mid‐2012• OOI/IODP implications

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ACO J-Box Deployment

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ACO J-Box Deployed

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