PowerLOG

Subsea firm secures £50,000 order for new devices

ABERDEEN subsea engineering firm, OceanTools, has secured a £50,000 contract from marine technology specialists Seatronics. The deal will see the ...

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ABERDEEN subsea engineering firm, OceanTools, has secured a £50,000 contract from marine technology specialists Seatronics.

The deal will see the Bridge of Don based firm supply the newly launched PowerLOG combined datalogger with integral battery packs. Seatronics will be supplying the technology to their client, a major subsea contractor.

The technologies let the user view pressure sensor readouts in real time, while simultaneously logging the data for future analysis.

For this planned project, the PowerLOG will be powering and measuring pressures from multiple pressure sensors up to 20,000psi at depths of 4,000m.

OceanDISP can scroll between multiple sensor readings as well as displaying battery voltage.

The system has sufficient battery life to display readings continuously for five days as well as the ability to store data for 10 days when operating in standby mode.

The efficient system has the additional option of a ROV operated C-Switch to extend battery life further to suit project requirements.

Kevin Parker, OceanTools managing director, added “The solution will bring great efficiencies to Seatronics’ client to support them on a challenging project and is great testimony to our world-class subsea design team.”

Phil Middleton, Seatronics managing director, said ”Our relationship with Oceantools allows us to tackle many complex applications for our clients which is a feature of the service we offer our clients globally, working with best in class engineering to deliver cost effective solutions”.

 

 

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