Meteorological station

Accurate measurement of local site conditions Hazardous or non hazardous weather Stations Integrated into Docking & Mooring Systems or as standalone Terminals are typically designed and operated with set limits for environmental conditions to ensure safety of the vessel and the terminal. Real-time meteorological data and trends assist operators in maximzing their berth’s operating window by providing measurements at the berth. Weather information can be provided to the staff at the berth, at the operations center, or to the vessel. Trelleborg’s Meteorological Monitoring systems include sensors from the leading instrument manufacturers and are typically compliant with WMO guidelines for accuracy and resolution. Instruments deployed in the marine environment are subject to harsh conditions and as such our experience in equipment selection and deployment techniques ensures rugged, reliable and maintainable systems suitable for the conditions. These instruments are often integrated with oceanographic instruments to form MetOcean systems. Features Wind speed, wind direction and gust Barometric pressure Humidity Temperature Rainfall Visibility Lightning strike Solar radiation Applications ⮚ Oil & Gas ⮚ Bulk Mineral & Liquid Berths ⮚ Commercial (RoRo, ferry) ⮚ Container terminals Température -50 to 60°C Relative Humidity 0 to 100% Solar Radiation Spectral Range 300 to 1100 nm Solar Radiation Measuring Range 1400 W/m2 Lightning Détection Number of lightning events Pressure 300 to 1200 hPa Wind Direction 0 to 360º Wind Speed 0 to 30 m/s 0 to 75 m/s (optional) Area Classification Non-hazardous