MARK 1 DEEP DIVE SYSTEM (DDS-1) HANDLING STUDY. PHASE 1. CONCEPTUAL DESIGN

The report covers selection of an optimal concept for handling the Mark I Deep Dive System's Personnel Transfer Capsule, in a Sea State 3, from ATS, ASR, and ARS Class ships. Included are descriptions of some of the many possible handling system concepts generated by idea conferences and a lite...

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Main Authors: Doerschuk, David C, Adkins, David E, Glasgow, James S
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ALIGNMENT
COMPUTER PROGRAMS
DEPLOYMENT
Escape, Rescue and Survival
FEASIBILITY STUDIES
HOISTS
Marine Engineering
MOTION
PERFORMANCE(ENGINEERING)
RECOVERY
RESCUES
SAFETY
SEA RESCUE EQUIPMENT
SHIPS
UNDERWATER VEHICLES
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Summary:The report covers selection of an optimal concept for handling the Mark I Deep Dive System's Personnel Transfer Capsule, in a Sea State 3, from ATS, ASR, and ARS Class ships. Included are descriptions of some of the many possible handling system concepts generated by idea conferences and a literature search. The more feasible concepts are analyzed and compared using a set of eleven comparison factors. The optimal system, an articulated telescoping crane, is chosen according to its overall performance on the comparison factors.