DocumentCode :
2830673
Title :
The "Total System" Approach to Motion Compensation
Author :
Kidera, E.
Author_Institution :
Ocean Equipment Development, Columbia, MD, USA
fYear :
1984
fDate :
0-0 Sept. 1984
Firstpage :
646
Lastpage :
649
Abstract :
Tethered vehicle systems of the present and future must be designed as a TOTAL SYSTEM. The vehicle, cable, handling system, motion compensator and winch must be an integrated package. The old adage of bigger is better, just does not apply. It is evident that existing motion compensated cranes are ideally suited to the majority of tethered applications, if cable size and weight are limited. While new and bigger motion compensation systems could be built, it is obvious that the potential of existing systems has yet to be fully realized. The surface sub-systems should be sized to the vehicle weight, thus cable assemblies must be kept light. Only through a TOTAL SYSTEM approach can the full potential of tethered systems be realized. The final result is a less expensive, more reliable, and higher performance system with greater flexibility.
Keywords :
Ink; Motion compensation; Noise reduction; Vehicles; Winches;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
OCEANS 1984
Conference_Location :
Washington, DC, USA
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/OCEANS.1984.1152231
Filename :
1152231
Link To Document :
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