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    The document discusses the need for more powerful remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) that can support heavy-duty tasks like deepwater subsea construction and maintenance. Typical work-class ROVs currently provide 100 to 200 horsepower, but evolving to deeper waters and heavier demands require more efficient power packs. The paper addresses designing a variable pressure power delivery and propulsion system to significantly increase efficiency and maximize the use of available power for next generation ROVs operating in deep sea environments.

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    The document discusses the need for more powerful remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) that can support heavy-duty tasks like deepwater subsea construction and maintenance. Typical work-class ROVs currently provide 100 to 200 horsepower, but evolving to deeper waters and heavier demands require more efficient power packs. The paper addresses designing a variable pressure power delivery and propulsion system to significantly increase efficiency and maximize the use of available power for next generation ROVs operating in deep sea environments.

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    Document in Power Integrity For Requiremnt of New Generation of Rov For Deep Sea Operation

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    Oladokun Sulaiman
    The document discusses the need for more powerful remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) that can support heavy-duty tasks like deepwater subsea construction and maintenance. Typical work-class ROVs currently provide 100 to 200 horsepower, but evolving to deeper waters and heavier demands require more efficient power packs. The paper addresses designing a variable pressure power delivery and propulsion system to significantly increase efficiency and maximize the use of available power for next generation ROVs operating in deep sea environments.

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    POWER INTEGRITY FOR REQUIREMNT OF NEW GENERATION OF ROV FOR

    DEEP SEA OPERATION

    O. Sulaiman1, A. S.A. Kader2, W.B. Wan Nik3, A.H. Saharuddin4

    Abstract

    Remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) system requires powerful vehicles to support the bollard
    thrust and tool power required for deepwater tasks. Evolving deeper waters, vehicle support for
    heavy-duty tasks demand, deepwater subsea construction, repair and maintenance require
    efficient ROV power pack to support these tasks. Typical work-class ROV systems provide
    maximum power levels ranging from 100 to 200 horsepower that produce impressive thrust in
    either vertical or horizontal directions. Problem associated with ROV power pack include
    inefficiencies in the power system designs that limit peak system performance thrust curves,
    inability of the hydraulic system to adjust to varying demands, environmental concern related to
    energy usage and ship husbandry. This paper address the design and development of a variable
    pressure power delivery and propulsion system that significantly increases overall system
    efficiency to maximize use of available power. 

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