General Atomics LiFT Batteries to Support UUV
underwater vehicles and platforms. LiFT’s single cell fault tolerance prevents uncontrolled cascading cell failure. This ensures the safety of onboard personnel and keeps systems operational through faults to enable mission completion. LiFT has been approved for use and classified by DNV-GL (Det Norske Veritas Germanischer Lloyd)
ROBA-DS Shaft Couplings Certified by DNV GL for Offshore
suitable for use in extreme environmental conditions at sea. Furthermore, the ROBA-DS couplings are wear-free, i.e. they reduce the maintenance effort required to a minimum. Just as for the previous model ROBA-D, mayr power transmission has also received the type approval from the DNV GL (Det Norske Veritas und Germanic Lloyd) for this even more compact and high performance density ROBA-DS all-steel coupling up to construction size 2200. This certificate confirms the high quality and reliability of the coupling with customary safe dimensioning and design, and ensures the maximum possible operating
Designing for Ice with Ian Jordaan
in Newfoundland? I immigrated during the time that Mandela was imprisoned on Robben Island. I was strongly pro-Mandela. I went to England first, where I did doctoral studies, and then I immigrated to Canada and obtained a position at the University of Calgary. Then I entered consulting work with Det Norske Veritas in Calgary. They had formed a Cold Climate Technology Center. I became head of research and development for them and later became vice president in Canada for R&D. In the early 1980s when I was at DNV, Calgary was the chief place for the Arctic because access was generally
Aqueos Achieves Certification Triplet
Subsea service provider Aqueos Corporation informs it has achieved the ISO 9001:2008 (Quality Management System), ISO 14001:2004 (Environmental Management System), and OHSAS 18001:2007 (Occupational Health and Safety Management System) standards as certified by the ISO accredited certification body, Det Norske Veritas (DNV). Aqueos Corporation, with offices in Broussard, La. and Ventura, Calif., provides marine construction and specialty subsea services, including a complete range of commercial diving, remotely operated vehicles (ROV) and vessel-related services primarily to the offshore oil and
Modulift Spreader Beams Meet Revised DNV Standard
of spreader beams, lifting beams and other below-the-hook equipment, has timed the launch of its subsea modular spreader beams to follow publication of a revised offshore standard from DNV GL AS—titled DNV-OS-H206—that references the use of spreader bars. DNV, formerly known as Det Norske Veritas AS, a global provider of knowledge for managing risk, has updated the standard that covers loadout, transport and installation of subsea objects. This was a new document in a series replacing the DNV Rules for Planning and Execution of Marine Operations (1996/2000). The standard replaces
COSL Takes Delivery of New Semisub
design concepts and is equipped with numerous advanced technologies including DP3 closed loop, smart inverters, escape slipways and automatic defrosting, etc. With the most advanced drilling system in the world and Dynamic Positioning System DP3 installed, this rig is certified by both Det Norske Veritas (DNV) and China Classification Society and has met the world’s most stringent requirements by Norwegian Petroleum Directorate and NORSOK petroleum industry safety standards. Compared with the other deepwater semisubmersible rigs in the COSL series delivered earlier, including COSLPioneer
SGB 2000 Gyrocompass Approved for IMO Vessels
The SGB 2000 gyrocompass manufactured by Teledyne TSS has been certified by Det Norske Veritas as meeting the standard required for use aboard IMO (International Maritime Organization) registered ships. The certification confirms that the SGB 2000 meets the performance standards required by the IMO and enables flag states to authorize its use on any ship required to carry one. The SGB 2000 solid state gyrocompass incorporates maintenance free ring laser gyros and accelerometers which have a MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure) in excess of 300,000 hours. With no moving parts and no requirement for
MTR100: The Norway Way
world’s largest ship and offshore classification societies and is a leading technical advisor to the global oil and gas industry and expert for the energy value chain, including renewables and energy efficiency. DNV GL predicts it will generate annual revenue of approximately $3.4 billion. Det Norske Veritas (DNV) began in 1864 as a small Norwegian classification society, and in the 150 years since, has grown into one of the world’s largest enterprises of its kind with the formation of DNV GL. In September 2013, Norway’s DNV and Germany’s Germanischer Lloyd (GL) Noble Denton merged
MacArtney Sells First LISST to DNV
Det Norske Veritas (DNV) has recently taken delivery of a LISST-Deep laser particle sizer to be applied for oil, gas and mining industry related monitoring. This unique in-situ capable instrument was procured through MacArtney Underwater Technology and marks the first LISST sale by the company in its newly minted role as exclusive representative of Sequoia Scientific’s LISST products in Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland. The LISST-Deep for DNV was delivered as a complete turn-key solution with external battery package and on-site training. Monitoring the ecological effects of mine
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