Ship monitoring system PDM

Ship monitoring system - PDM - Trelleborg Marine and Infrastructure
Ship monitoring system - PDM - Trelleborg Marine and Infrastructure
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Characteristics

Application domain
for ships

Description

Several configurations available to meet the application demands Rugged and accurate under all extremes of trim and list Worldwide service and support Several configurations are available to meet the demands of individual applications. Unlike the simple draught transducers often provided as an add-on to a ballast gauging system, the purpose built Precision Draught Monitor (PDM) is rugged and accurate under all extremes of trim and list. Features Centimetre accuracy Stable readings despite waves and ship motion Clear, easy to read displays High reliability and ease of maintenance EEx’ia’ transducers for Gas Tanker operation Systems & Options Variations in size of ship, hull design and the need to comply with differing national legislation, have led to a range of PDM systems being produced. These include: 4 Sensor type 2 Sensor type 2 Sensor with inclinometer type Multiple sensor systems for special applications Inclinometer Applications ⮚ Ferries ⮚ Dredgers ⮚ Floating docks ⮚ Barges and rigs ⮚ Bulkships and LNGCs ⮚ Floating linkspans Précision Draught Monitoring Trelleborg Marine Systems UK has a proven track record in the development of specialist Systems for the marine industry worldwide. Trelleborg's SeaTech-nlk™ Précision Draught Monitor System (PDM) is Just one of a range of Systems that can be supplied as a standalone System for existing tonnage or for intégration with other key safety and montoring Systems.
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