Location:
Scotland
Information:
JW Automarine have passed their revolutionary MK5 emergency
mine lift bag (EMLB) through many vigorous testing procedures.
Included in these tests was this automated ascent, tow and decent
operation test using a steel pipe. Using the EMLB's intrinsic
timer delay computer system, divers can position the EMLB apparatus
and retreat to safety before remotely controlling the assembly's
ascent. To control the ascent, air is released into the bag
in very small quantities from the attached air cylinders. When
the computer system detects a decrease in the ambient water
pressure around the lift, it compensates for the ascent speed
by remotely dumping small doses of air from the bag through
its dump valve system. After the successful lift to the surface,
the mine would be towed out to sea and again using the remote
buoyancy computer system, a controlled descent to the sea bed
for safe detonation is achieved.
Products
used: MK5 Underwater ordnance recovery
system (EMLB) - Using 2 cylinder pack version. Please
contact us if you have
any queries about these products.
Application type: Military And Defence.
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JW
Automarine, Enterprise Way, Fakenham, Norfolk, England, NR21 8SN
- Tel. +44 (0)1328 852300 - Fax. +44 (0)1328 864222 - Email. sales@jwautomarine.co.uk
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