iXBlue OCEANO HD-55 PULL AND LIFT User manual

OCEANO HD-55
PULL & LIFT
AR861 FSR
User Guide


OCEANO HD-55 Pull & Lift – User Guide
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Warranty
iXBlue provides a standard warranty of one (1) year covering this product against any
defect in materials or manufacture. The warranty starts from the date of shipment of the
product from iXBlue’s manufacturing premises to customer’s location and its duration is
indicated in the certificate of warranty delivered with the product. In the event that a defect
in materials or manufacture becomes obvious during the stipulated warranty period,
iXBlue will undertake, at its sole discretion, either to repair the defective product, bearing
the cost of all parts and labor, or to replace it with an identical product.
In order to avail itself of this warranty, Customer must notify iXBlue of the defect before
expiry of the warranty period and take all steps necessary to enable iXBlue to proceed.
Customer shall be responsible for the packaging and the shipment of the defective
product to the repair center notified by iXBlue, the cost of such shipment being borne by
Customer. iXBlue agrees to bear the cost of return freight, based on CPT (Cost Paid To)
Customer’s airport location, import tax-free.
This warranty shall not be construed as covering defects, malfunctions or damages
caused by improper use or inadequate maintenance of the product. Under no
circumstances shall iXBlue be due to provide repair or replacement under this warranty in
order a) to repair damage caused by work done by any person not representing iXBlue for
the installation, repair or maintenance of the product ; b) to repair damage caused by
improper use or connection to incompatible equipment, and specifically, the opening of
the housing of the equipment under warranty shall cause the warranty to be automatically
cancelled ; c) to maintain any product that has been modified or integrated into a larger
configuration, if such modification or integration increases the duration or difficulty of the
maintenance of said product.
This warranty covers the product hereunder and is provided by iXBlue in place of all and
any other warranty whether expressed or implied. iXBlue does not guarantee the
suitability of the product under warranty for sale or any specific use. iXBlue’s liability is
limited to the repair or replacement of defective products, this being the sole remedy open
to Customer in the event the warranty becomes applicable. iXBlue cannot be held liable
for indirect, special, subsequent or consequential damage, irrespective of whether iXBlue
has or has not received prior notification of the risk of occurrence of such damage.
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Abbreviations and Acronyms
AUV Automated Unmanned Vehicle
CAF Common Acknowledgment Frequency
FSK Frequency Shift Key
OCV Open Circuit Voltage
RL Release Load
SWL Safe Working Load
TL Test Load
TVR Transmit Voltage Response
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Table of Contents
IGENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................. 1
I.1 HD-55 Overview.................................................................................................................. 1
I.1.1 Heavy Duty Frame Assembly .......................................................................................... 2
I.1.2 Triggering System Assembly........................................................................................... 2
I.1.3 ROV Back-up System...................................................................................................... 2
I.2 Mechanical Specifications................................................................................................. 3
I.3 Acoustic Specifications..................................................................................................... 3
I.4 Electrical Specifications.................................................................................................... 3
II INSTALLING THE HD-55.............................................................................................................. 4
II.1 Verification of HD-55 Pack Contents................................................................................. 4
II.2 Handling and Transport..................................................................................................... 4
II.3 Storing................................................................................................................................ 4
II.3.1 One Week Storage.......................................................................................................... 4
II.3.2 One Month Storage and more.......................................................................................... 5
II.3.3 Re-Commissioning.......................................................................................................... 5
II.3.3.1 After One Week Storage.................................................................................................. 5
II.3.3.2 After one Month Storage and More.................................................................................. 5
III OPERATING THE HD-55.............................................................................................................. 6
III.1 Safety Recommendations.................................................................................................. 6
III.1.1 General Safety Recommendations .................................................................................. 6
III.1.2 Pre-Operation Safety Recommendations......................................................................... 6
III.2 Checking or Operating the AR861S Acoustic Actuator.................................................... 7
III.2.1 Using TT801 Remote Control Unit................................................................................... 7
III.2.2 Using TT301B Remote Control Unit................................................................................. 7
III.2.3 Troubleshooting............................................................................................................... 8
III.3 Connecting the Load to the HD-55 .................................................................................... 9
III.4 Arming the System............................................................................................................. 9
III.5 Releasing Procedure........................................................................................................ 12
III.5.1 Releasing Procedure through the Remote Control Unit.................................................. 12
III.5.2 Mechanical Release through the Back up ROV.............................................................. 13
III.5.2.1 Description.................................................................................................................... 13
III.5.2.2 Re-arming the back-up ROV system.............................................................................. 13
IV MAINTENANCE......................................................................................................................... 15
IXBLUE CONTACT -SUPPORT 24/7 CUSTOMER SUPPORT HELPLINE................................ 27
IXBLUE CONTACT -SALES......................................................................................................... 28
APPENDICES.................................................................................................................................. 29
A. Mechanical Parts.............................................................................................................. 29
B. Mechanical Drawings....................................................................................................... 30
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I GENERAL INFORMATION
I.1 HD-55 Overview
This OCEANO HD-55 Pull and Lift heavy duty acoustic release (ordering code:
KAA00091, general drawing number: 290 9203) is displayed in Figure 1. The HD-55 is
fitted with a AR861S stainless steel acoustic actuator and is dedicated to vertical lifting
and horizontal pulling applications.
Figure 1 – HD-55 with acoustic actuator
The HD-55 is supplied with a 60 t / SWL (safe working load) oval master link (A515C65)
compatible with the FSR release hook. The whole assembly (HD-55 and associated oval
master link) is individually load tested and associated certificates are supplied with the
acceptance test report. 60 tons spare release rings A515C65 are available from iXBlue.
The HD-55 releasing system is composed of the elements described in the following
sections.
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I.1.1 HEAVY DUTY FRAME ASSEMBLY
The frame (9103088) is the main part of the system. The frame is designed to withstand
the traction forces and to ensure the protection of the triggering system assembly and the
ROV back-up system.
I.1.2 TRIGGERING SYSTEM ASSEMBLY
The mechanical triggering system is directly installed on the acoustic actuator. The
acoustic actuator initiates the releasing process. The triggering system is composed of:
•Lever: (9102981) Intermediate part, situated between the triggering system and hook,
designed for load releasing purposes and load reduction.
•Hook: (9103084). designed to hook-up and release the master link tied to the external
load.
•Safety pin: Once the unit has been armed, a safety pin (9102987) is fitted in position,
thus prohibiting any accidental release. It allows the system to be handled in safe
conditions.The safety pin must be removed prior to launching the load in the
water.
I.1.3 ROV BACK-UP SYSTEM
In case of failure of the acoustic triggering system, an emergency mechanical triggering
system called ROV back-up can be actuated by a ROV from either side of the frame.
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I.2 Mechanical Specifications
The following load specifications apply to the FSR hook installed with the AR861S.
Table 1 – Mechanical Specifications of the HD-55
Parameter Value
Overall length without ring 1480 mm
Overall length with ring 1873 mm
Overall width without ring 380 mm
Upper axle diameter 63 mm
Safety pin diameter 28 mm
Maximum sheave diameter 140 mm
Width between side-members 80 mm
Weight of main chassis 210 kg
Weight of hook 25 kg
Weight of acoustic actuator 25 kg
Weight of ring 33 kg
Weight of complete assembly without ring 300 kg
Safe Working Load (SWL) 55 t
Release Load (RL) 40 t
Test Load (TL) 90 t
Minimum Release Load 1 t
Depth rating 6,000 m
Transport case L x W x H 1995 x 30 x 480 mm
I.3 Acoustic Specifications
The HD-55 is equipped with a AR 861S acoustic actuator, installed inside the supporting
frame, is a transceiver unit designed for remote releasing operations. Please refer to the
AR861S user manual for complete acoustic specifications.
I.4 Electrical Specifications
Please refer to the AR861S user manual for complete electrical specifications and
operation procedures.
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II INSTALLING THE HD-55
II.1 Verification of HD-55 Pack Contents
ON RECEIPT OF THE EQUIPMENT IN ITS SHIPPING CONTAINER,ITS OVERALL CONDITION SHOULD BE
CHECKED FOR SIGNS OF DAMAGE THAT MIGHT HAVE DAMAGED THE CONTENT.REPORT SUCH
DAMAGE TO THE CARRIER AND TO IXBLUE.IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO CONTACT THE
INSURANCE COMPANY IN CASE OF ANY DAMAGE.
You have just received your equipment in a plywood transit case. Before starting the
installation, we recommend to check the contents of the pack and the equipment
immediately on receipt of your MT9x2S System. Specifically, you should check that all
items are present on delivery and that none has sustained any damage.
For that, you find a packing-list detailing all the shipped items in the shipping case. This
packing list had been completed and checked for byiXBlue shortly before shipment.
II.2 Handling and Transport
For transport, it is strongly recommended that the HD-55 unit is in armed-position and
fitted with the release safety pin (9102987).
The weight of the unit including the ring is 330 kg. For any handling operation, use the
suitable handling gear (lifting gear, shackles, slings, straps...).
FOR ANY TRANSPORT OPERATION AND/OR STORAGE,IT IS RECOMMENDED TO PLACE THE UNIT IN
ITS DEDICATED TRANSIT CASE.
II.3 Storing
Between two successive periods of using the HD-55 heavy duty releasing system, several
storage operations can be envisaged. Generally, every time the unit is retrieved to the
surface, apply the cleaning procedure as described in section IV.
II.3.1 ONE WEEK STORAGE
Step Action
1.
Follow the cleaning procedure described in section IV.
2.
For greasing purposes: remove, clean and grease all the pins. Reassemble.
3.
Store in the dedicated case.
4.
End of procedure.
Procedure
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II.3.2 ONE MONTH STORAGE AND MORE
Step Action
1.
Proceed as done for a week.
2.
Remove the battery packs. Follow the procedure described in section IV.
3.
Charge the remote control unit prior to storage.
4.
End of procedure.
II.3.3 RE-COMMISSIONING
Every time the unit is re-commissioned, systematically check the charge condition of the
remote control unit battery pack. Charging the battery pack is recommended on regular
basis (every 3 months).
II.3.3.1 After One Week Storage
Step Action
1.
Visual inspection of the complete unit.
2.
Verify that the mechanical systems are properly greased (axis).
3.
With the remote control unit, check the releasing system for proper operation.
4.
With the remote control unit, rearm the FSR heavy load releasing system.
5.
End of procedure.
II.3.3.2 After one Month Storage and More
Apply the same procedure as described in section II.3.3.1 and fit new battery packs.
Procedure
Procedure
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III OPERATING THE HD-55
Before any operation on the HD-55, please be aware of the recommendations listed in
section III.1. The operations that can be performed with the HD-55 are listed below:
•Checking the AR861S actuator of the HD-55 prior to any deployment, section III.2
•Connecting the load to the HD-55, section III.3
•Arming the HD-55, section III.4
•Releasing the HD-55, section III.5
III.1 Safety Recommendations
III.1.1 GENERAL SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS
The HD-55 Heavy Duty Acoustic Release being classified as a Lifting Accessory device,
it is required to proceed with static load tests (at TL = 90 t test load) on regular basis (1
year or 2 years) according to local regulations of country where the device is being used.
THE HD-55 HEAVY DUTY ACOUSTIC RELEASE IS CLASSIFIED AS ACCESSORY OF LIFTING
EQUIPMENT.THE HD-55 IS DESIGNED AND INDIVIDUALLY TESTED IN COMPLIANCE WITH LIFTING
REGULATIONS AND WITH THE DESIGN GUIDELINES NI184 FROM BUREAU VERITAS.
IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN THE ORIGINAL PERFORMANCES AND TO ENSURE SAFETY IN OPERATION,
THE EQUIPMENT MUST BE USED ACCORDINGLY TO THE CONDITIONS DEFINED IN THE USER GUIDE
AND REGULARLY MAINTAINED AS DEFINED IN THE USER GUIDE.
FOR THE SAME REASONS,ANY MODIFICATION OF THE EQUIPMENT BY THE USER IS DEEPLY NOT
ADVISED.SUCH A MODIFICATION WOULD BE TO THE OWN USER’S RESPONSIBILITY.
IXBLUE DOES NOT ACCEPT ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR INCORRECT USES OF THIS EQUIPMENT AND
FOR ANY CONSEQUENCES CAUSED BY THE NON RESPECT OF THE SAFETY CONDITIONS.
III.1.2 PRE-OPERATION SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS
BEFORE EACH OPERATION,CHECK THAT THE RELEASE SYSTEM IS TOTALLY UNOBSTRUCTED AND
FREE OF ANY FOREIGN OBJECTS.
THE SAFETY PIN (910 2987) MUST ALWAYS BE IN POSITION WHEN HANDLING LOADS ABOVE
EQUIPMENT OR PERSONNEL.
JUST BEFORE DEPLOYMENT,REMOVE THE SAFETYPIN (910 2987).
LOADS MUST ONLY BE CONNECTED TO THE RELEASE SYSTEM USING THE MASTER LINKS
(A515C65)SPECIFIED BY IXBLUE.
THIS TYPE OF RELEASE SINGLE SYSTEM IS DEDICATED TO IN LINE TRACTION ONLY.
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III.2 Checking or Operating the AR861S Acoustic Actuator
The aim of these operations is to check the good operating state of the acoustic actuator
AR861S prior any use of the HD-55 Heavy Duty unit.
III.2.1 USING TT801 REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
Step Action
1.
Choose the “DIAGNOSTIC” code as the CMD code.
2.
Proceed through step 2,use Telemetry command and PRF frequency and step 3.
3.
Acoustic device returns to the TT801 deck set CAF and acoustic pulses (Pulse to Pulse
modulation) to transmit information about voltage of the main battery pack and verticality
indication which are posted up on the TT801 display.
4.
End of procedure.
Vertical Position means that the main axis of the beacon housing is vertical, with the
upper Acoustic I/O endplate looking upwards.
III.2.2 USING TT301B REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
Step Action
1.
First initialize the surface remote control equipment and the receiver mode as indicated
in the TT301B User Guide.
Place the dunking transducer head of TT301B deck set close
to the acoustic head of the AR861S acoustic actuator.
2.
Key-in the 4-digit RANGING code (See individual AR/RT 861 Factory Acceptance Test
or the label of the AR 861S).
3.
Press the SAFETY key on the keyboard (This function sets a 2 to 3 seconds timer so
that the control function can be transmitted).
4.
Press the COMMAND key to send the remote control code (This function is active onl
y
for 2 to 3 seconds after the SAFETY key has been pressed).
As soon as the acoustic actuator has received the remote control code, the “RECEIVED”
indicator lamp should light up on the front panel and the data displayed should post-
up
the slant range between surface unit and acoustic actuator.
5.
End of procedure.
Procedure
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III.2.3 TROUBLESHOOTING
IF RECEPTION IS NOT SUCCESSFUL IN AIR,ADJUST THE RELATIVE POSITIONS OF THE
TRANSDUCERS OF REMOTE CONTROL UNIT AND OF THE ACOUSTIC ACTUATOR.CHECK THE
COMMAND CODE AND REPEAT THE COMMAND PROCEDURE.
IF RECEPTION IS NOT SUCCESSFUL IN WATER,CHECK THE CODE AND REPEAT THE PROCEDURE.IF
IT STILL DOES NOT WORK,CHECK THAT:
- THE TRANSDUCER OF THE REMOTE CONTROL DOES NOT BUMP AGAINST THE VESSEL HULL.
- THE VESSEL IS NOT MOVING TOO QUICKLY CAUSING TURBULENCE.
- NO FREQUENCY OR CODE ERROR HAS BEEN MADE.
- MAKE SURE THAT THE DUNKING TRANSDUCER IS DEPLOYED AT SUITABLE DEPTH AND AS FAR
AS POSSIBLE FROM ANY SOURCES OF VIBRATIONS OR POTENTIAL ACOUSTIC NOISE SUCH AS
BUBBLES,PROPELLER TURBULENCE,WATER OUTLETS,AUXILIARY ENGINES…
Figure 2 – Position of Dunking Transducer of Deck set close to the transducer of AR861S
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III.3 Connecting the Load to the HD-55
Step Action
1.
Connect the Oval Master Link (A 515C65) to the load.
2.
Connect the release system hook to Oval Master Link (A 515C65).
3.
Make sure that the two ROV handles (910 3203) are in position and that their locking
pins are in place (910 2729) and locked with cotter pins (2.5 x 32).
The unit is now ready to operate.
4.
End of procedure.
III.4 Arming the System
Arming requires the use of a TT301B or TT801 Remote Control Unit.
Check that no foreign materials obstruct the triggering system.
Make sure that all shafts and pins are clean and properly greased.
Step
Action
1.
Make sure that the fork locking pin (9101550) of the acoustic actuator is in release
position, parallel to the arms of the fork lever (9102893) and can be inserted inside these
arms.
2.
Otherwise, through the acoustic remote control system, send the valid release code of
the AR 861S releasing system (Check the code on the equipment data sheet).
The motor should rotate a quarter turn and the fork
locking pin (9101550) move to the
position specified above, which is a required prior to the arming operation.
3.
End of procedure.
Step
Action
1.
The two ROV handles (9103086) must be in position and fitted with their locking
pins
(9102729) locked with cotter pins (2.5 x 30).
2.
Manually check that the supports (9102709) of the mechanical releasing
system are
properly locked.
3.
End of procedure.
Procedure
Acoustic
actuator
Triggering
system
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Figure 3 – Arming the System
Step Action
1.
Generously grease the interior of the hook (9103084).
2.
Fit the ring (A 515C65) inside the hook beak.
3.
Slowly rock the hook (9103084) around its pin (9102984), until it comes in abutment
against its support.
4.
Turn the 8 Allen key, the axle rotates, presses the spring leaf (9102980) of the stop
piece (2903203) and clear the lever (910 2981).
5.
Manually or with the 8 Allen key, press the spring leaves (9101555) of the stop pieces
(2903201 & 2903202), clear the fork shaped lever (910 2893).
6.
Manually set the lever (9102981) to bring its short section in contact with the hook.
7.
Manually set the fork-
shaped lever (9102893) to bring the long section of the lever
(9102981) in contact between the arms of the said fork-shaped lever, and push the arms
in a direction parallel to the lower wall of the acoustic actuator.
8.
While holding the hook in position, transmit the “ARM & RELEASE” sequence with
Remote Control Unit to arm the locking pin.
9.
The motor should rotate a quarter turn, and the locking pin must move to reach a
position situated above and perpendicular to the hook arms (9102893).
10.
Fit the safety pin (9102987) with its clipping pin G8-39660.
11.
Visually check that the assembly is properly locked and that no foreign body impairs the
correct operation of the releasing system.
12.
End of procedure.
Arming the
hook
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MAKE FREE THE BACKSTOP SPRINGS (9101555 AND 9102980) OF THE THREE STOP PIECES
(2903201,2903202 &2903203) FOR THE NEXT RELEASE OPERATION.
THIS OPERATION IS VITAL.IF OMITTED,THE FORK SHAPED LEVER (9102893) AND LEVER
(9102981)MAY BE DAMAGED.
NOW,THE OCEANOHD-55 HEAVY DUTY ACOUSTIC RELEASE IS READY TO OPERATE.
Figure 4 – Arming the hook
Figure 5 – HD-55 Ready to operate
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III.5 Releasing Procedure
III.5.1 RELEASING PROCEDURE THROUGH THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT WILL BE NECESSARY FOR THE RELEASING OPERATION.CHECK AND
RECHARGE THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT THE DAY BEFORE IT IS USED (SEE USER GUIDE).
The surface remote control unit (TT801 or TT301) must be initialized and dunking
transducer deployed in sea water prior to any release operations.
Once the decision of release operation has been given, be prepared to transmit the ARM
+ RELEASE or ARM + RELEASE & PINGER command sequence. For TT801 Surface
Remote Control unit, see section IV.1.
Step
Action
1.
Initialize the remote control unit. Refer to the appropriate user guide.
2.
Transmit the ARM code followed by either RELEASE or RELEASE & PINGER code.
As soon as the acoustic actuator has received the complete Releasing sequence code, it
returns the CAF acknowledgement signal to the surface: The display of Surface
Remote
Control Unit should post up the slant range to the acoustic actuator.
The motor output shaft (9101551) equipped with its locking
pin (9101550) rotates by 90°
after a 3 seconds delay and make free the release mechanism after about 3 or 4
additional seconds. When motor stops turning, a second acknowledgement pulse is
transmitted to the surface. Remote Control
Deck upon detecting this second CAF will
post up the indication of successfulcompletion of Release operation.
If the command is not received (Lack of detection of CAF pulses), resum
e the procedure
as from step 1. If no response is received, refer to section III.2.3.
The fork-
shaped lever (9102893) freed, turns around its axis, which makes the lever
(9102981) free. The fork-shaped lever locks against the stop pieces (2903201,
2903202).
The lever (9102981) turns around its own axis (9102985) and locks on the supporting
stop piece (2903203).
The fork shaped hook and the lever are held in position on these support stop pieces by
means of spring blade
s thus preventing rebound fromoccurring for correct proceeding of
the releasing operation.
The hook (9103084) turns around its axis (9102984) to open, freeing the master link.
3.
End of procedure.
Actual releasing is assessed by the weak cable tension or by a surveillance ROV during
the deployment operation. The HD-55 can be retrieved to the surface.
Procedure
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