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Seaeye Tiger & Lynx: Observation and Inspection Class Rovs
Seaeye Tiger & Lynx: Observation and Inspection Class Rovs
The Seaeye Tiger and Seaeye Lynx ROVs are widely regarded
as the leading observation and inspection vehicles within the oil
and gas industry.
With depth ratings of 1000 m and 1500 m, both Tiger and Lynx
are able to perform well in strong currents and under the
harshest conditions, providing excellent handling and
manoeuvrability.
THE VEHICLES
Tether Termination
The tether is electrically terminated in an oil
Automatic Pilot filled and pressure compensated Vehicle
The compass, rate gyro and depth sensors Junction Box (VJB) on the Lynx. The Seaeye
provide a reference for auto depth and Tiger has a potted termination.
heading. Auto altitude is an option requiring
the addition of an altimeter and software
modification.
DEPLOYMENT
Both ROVs are generally operated from a System (LARS) used for vehicles like Lynx additional cost of a slip ring. A more compact
TMS but can be used free swimming with up and Tiger with a TMS. Type 2 TMS is available for the Seaeye Tiger
to 450 metres of soft umbilical. with 140 metres of tether.
Type 4 TMS
This garage-style TMS uses a bale arm The floor of the TMS can be adjusted to
arrangement to spool 200 metres of tether accept the additional height of the ROV
on and off a fixed drum without the when fitted with a tool skid.
The surface control system provides: • Tilt position (or Pan & Tilt position if • Tilt control (Pan control for P&T Unit,
fitted to Lynx) if fitted)
• AC and DC supply switching control • Date and time • Safety thruster enable switch
• DC current and voltage indication • Free text from keyboard • Auto depth and heading
• Control of video and video overlay • TMS Bail Count (TMS cable counter • Additional camera selection
• A keypad for system configuration when used with TMS) • Propulsion system offsets and power
• Plugs and sockets for system • CP probe readings (if fitted) settings
connections and interfaces for ancillary • Vehicle Turns Counter
equipment System Power Supply
• ROV control system (remote from the Telemetry Monitor Unit The Power Supply Unit incorporates a
Hand Control Unit) A Telemetry Monitor Unit is included in series of protection devices, interlocks
• Output to the Telemetry Monitor Unit the spares kit. This interface unit with its and cooling fans. Internal AC and DC
associated software allows ROV data, supplies are only distributed when
Control data is transmitted between the such as heading and depth, to be remotely operated at the Surface Unit.
surface Central Processor Unit (CPU), displayed on a PC and/or exported to a
PCB and subsea CPU PCB via dedicated survey computer. The unit is also used for The PSU requires a customer supplied
twisted-pair cables from the ROV using a fault diagnostics. 380-480 VAC power input.
half duplex RS485 communication link.
Keyboard Full safety features include both AC and
Monitors A rack mountable keyboard is supplied for DC Line Insulation Monitors (LIMs) that
The system comes with a 15” colour video entering data and free text onto the video constantly monitor electrical leakage in
monitor and 19” rack mounting kit. overlay. the system. Both LIMs have trips and
alarm indicators.
Video Overlay Hand Control Unit
The monitors display the video information The Hand Control Unit (HCU) provides A new test facility allows the LIM to test
from the camera and video overlay data the interface between the operator and the isolation of the system - without
as follows: vehicle using a series of switches and applying power - using a simplified menu
controls. Working on a 5 metre ‘flying’ driven set-up for umbilical current
• Heading data (in degrees) lead, the HCU controls the following: compensation.
• Analogue Compass Rose
• Depth in metres (or feet) • Vehicle movement, direction and speed Multiple tapings are provided for the
• Altitude (optional) • Lighting 3-phase 50/60Hz input supply.
SEAEYE TIGER OPTIONS
SPECIFICATIONS SEAEYE TIGER
• Launch and Recovery System (LARS) Zone 2
or Safe Area rated Maximum working depth 1000 metres
• ROV Control Cabins - Zone 2 or Safe Area
• Type 2 or Type 4 Tether Management System Length 1030 mm
(TMS) Height 590 mm
• Industry standard cameras Width 700 mm
• Single function electric manipulator
• Tool skid and multi-function Thrust forward 62 kgf
hydraulic manipulator Thrust lateral 43 kgf
• CP probe Thrust vertical 22 kgf
(contact or proximity)
• Ultrasonic thickness probe Weight 150 kg
• Sonar systems Payload 32 kg
• Tracking systems
• Spares kit
• Technical training
courses