When a vessel moves through the water, acoustic noise is created and is known as a boundary layer. This noise layer can cause errors with acoustic devices. By measuring speed through water (STW) farther away from the keel, the DS-85 penetrates through this noise and boundary layer resulting in a more stable and accurate speed measurement compared to an electromagnetic speed log.
With the new transducer and newly designed process algorithm, the impact of foam is reduced, enabling highly accurate and stable ship speed information.
Measurement Image
Comparison between the DS-80 valve (40kg)
and the DS-85 valve (27kg)
The new compact and lightweight ball-type gate valve is 30% lighter than the traditional valve. When replacing the previous model (DS-80), the same tank or valve can be used, reducing the cost of a retrofit.
Easy-to-read display screen even from a distance, thanks to large characters and clear, bright tones
IMO A.694(17) | IEC61023 Ed.3.0 |
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IMO A.824(19) | IEC61162-1 Ed.5.0 |
IMO MSC.36(63) | EC61162-2 Ed.1.0 |
IMO MSC.97(73) | IEC61162-450 Ed.2.0 |
IMO MSC.191(79) | IEC62288 Ed.2.0 |
IMO MSC.302(87) | IEC60945 Ed.4.0 IEC62923-1/-2 Ed.1.0 |
*1 When connecting two RD-50, use the power supply onboard. The Distribution Box can only supply power to one device.
*2 For the DS-8510-LIF, the LIF board configuration is standard.
*3 The cable lenght (Distribution Box to Tranceiver Box) is up to 400m. If necessary, use the Junction Box.