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Offshore Access

As easy as crossing the street


Professional Offshore Personnel Transfers by Ampelmann

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The Problem

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The Problem

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Offshore Access
Offshore access is difficult Turbine maintenance = important New model wind turbines Wind farms farther offshore Offshore access = big issue!

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Offshore Access
Horns Rev access by boat: 1st winter: 5/7 days 2nd winter: 1/7 days Limited to calm weather conditions

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Offshore Access

Expensive!

Costly, and requires deck

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Ampelmann
Solution based on the problem: Ship is moving, structure is NOT

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Ampelmann
Solution based on the problem: Ship is moving, structure is NOT

Active motion compensation

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Ampelmann
Invented by 2 TU Delft PhD students Wind Energy Conference, Berlin 2002 Code name Ampelmann
As easy as crossing the street

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Applications
Maintenance on Offshore Wind Farms Transfer of people Transfer of spare parts
Does it work?

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Proof of Concept

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Proof of Concept

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Proof of Concept

The concept works!

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Proof of Concept
Show that it works offshore & full-scale Prove that the system is safe Test the capabilities of the system
Build a prototype!

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Project

Jan van der Tempel - CEO - inventor Frederik Gerner - R & D Hydraulics - Finance Jillis Koch - Sales & Marketing

David Cerda Salzmann -R&D - PhD Ampelmann

Arjan Gbel - R & D Control

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Team
Jan van der Tempel - CEO - inventor Frederik Gerner - R & D Hydraulics - Finance Jillis Koch -Safety - Sales & Marketing

David Cerda Salzmann -R&D - PhD Ampelmann

Arjan Gbel - R & D Control

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Design Requirements
Cylinder stroke 2 meter Foot print 6 x 6 meter 50 meter vessel Hs = 2.5 m (workability 93%)

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Ampelmann Requirements
High workability through design No modification to structure Personnel & spare parts Heavy loads

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Design
Payloads:

Gangway:

2 ton

Central load: 10 ton

Central load: 4 ton

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Safety

Fail-operational philosophy Redundant system

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Planning

R & D Shell, Smit, Heerema Finance Prototype Design

Interest clients Demo Safety & certification Construct Onshore testing Offshore testing

Start company

Order components

Sept 2006

Sept. 2007

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Planning

R & D Shell, Smit, Heerema Finance Prototype Design

Interest clients Demo Safety & certification Construct Onshore testing Offshore testing

Start company

Order components

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Components in fabrication Safety system in development Programming control system Lloyd's Certification

Sept. 2007

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Planning

R & D Shell, Smit, Heerema Finance Prototype Design

Interest clients Demo Safety & certification Construct Onshore testing Offshore testing

Start company

Order components

Sept 2006

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Testing this summer

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Planning

R & D Shell, Smit, Heerema Finance Prototype Design

Interest clients Demo Safety & certification Construct Onshore testing Offshore testing

Start company

Order components

Sept 2006

Sept. 2007

Commercialize after successful demo

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Motion Platform

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Gangway
Length: Yaw: Pitch: 9-16 meter 2 x 180 degrees +/- 20

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Components

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Offshore Testing

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Ampelmann System

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Film

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