SSL - SmartJib Model 12000 LORS.pdf

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This is a product specification document for the SmartJib™ Model 12000 Launch, Operation, & Recovery System (LORS), a commercial aircraft ditching training system developed by Survival Systems Limited as of July 25, 2018.

The SmartJib™ Model 12000 is a freestanding handling system designed for personnel lift and aircraft ditching training with a 12,000 lbs (5,454 kg) dynamic safe working load capacity. Key technical specifications include overall dimensions of 6.7m length x 1.8m width x 6.0m height, a boom reach of 4.2m from the pool edge, nominal load travel of 9.2m, and 300-degree rotation capability with powered slewing. The system operates at variable speeds including slow raise/lower at 3.0m/min, fast raise at 10m/min, and adjustable ditching speeds between 19-30 m/min (recommended 20m/min). The system requires electrical interface of 46kVA, 3-phase 50-60 Hz, 380-500 VAC service. Core features include dual independent motors, four cables with fail-safe leveling plate mechanism, integrated METS® remote air brake system, redundant pneumatic emergency retract system, two independent motor brakes, electrical ground fault personnel protection, and two radio remotes plus pendant crane control. The system complies with industry lift guidelines including EN 13852, API 2C, NAVFAC P-307, and DNV Rules for Certification of Lifting Appliances. Documented installations total fifteen units deployed across U.S. military branches (Navy, Army, Coast Guard), Spanish Navy, Australian Special Air Services Regiment, French CESSAN, and Indian Navy.

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SmartJib™ Model 12000 Launch, Operation, & Recovery System

(LORS)

25 July 2018 COMMERCIAL IN CONFIDENCE Page 1 of 3

The System

In pursuit of continuous improvement and technological leadership, Survival Systems Limited developed the SmartJib™ Launch, Operation, and Recovery System (LORS) Model 12000. The SmartJib™ Model 12000 provides the highest level of safety and user friendly options available today for aircraft ditching training. The SmartJib™ monitoring and control functions offer accurate, repeatable, and documented training routines, as well as the ability to control and sequence other training devices such as wind, waves, fog, lighting and sound for a complete and state-of-the-art environmental simulation training system.

The SmartJib™ LORS is a freestanding handling system and features dual lifting mechanisms; integrated

METS® remote air brake system; user settable variable ditching speeds; advanced ditching monitoring;

effects sequencing and control; as well as a Redundant Retract System (RRS) to eliminate the dependence of electrical power in critical training periods.

The assembly is a cost effective, space saving design, very easy to use and can be installed indoors, outdoors, in pre-existing or in new facilities as required.

Features Meets industry personnel lift guidelines, including EN 13852, API 2C, NAVFAC P-307, and DNV Rules for

Certification of Lifting Appliances, The SmartJib™ is a 24000 lbs static lift system de-rated to 12000lbs dynamic condition safe personnel working load capacity for lifting training devices in all weather conditions with corresponding LORS foundation. (Typical design is provided by Survival Systems Limited for integration to existing facilities or new builds.)

Independent motors (2), gear boxes (2), drums (4), cables (4). Each cable is capable of independently holding the load through an innovative leveling plate system.

Additional Safety Features include: Independent motor brakes (2) – Redundant Air Powered Emergency

Retract System (1) – Integrated Electrical Ground Fault Personnel Protection (1) – Radio Remotes (2) and Pendant Crane Control (1) – User Friendly Operator Interface and On-Screen Guide (1) - Operator Training – Installed at Customer’s Site.

Specifications Operating Capacity

5454 Kg (12000 lbs) Dynamic Environment Gross Personnel-Lift Used with: Any / all METS® Models

Overall Dimensions 6.7m (L) x 1.8m (W) x 6.0m (H) [22 ft (L) x 6.0 ft (W) x 19.6 ft (H)]

Boom Reach 4.2m (13.8 ft) from edge of pool (based on foundation being 305mm (1 ft) from pool edge)

Load Travel 9.2m (30 ft) Nominal, and adjustable for safety in more shallow depth pools

Rotation 300 standard (150 left or right from center training position)

Rotation Mechanism Powered slewing with programmable travel stops c/w obstacle avoidance parameters

Emergency Retract Independent pneumatic retraction system

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Operating Speed

Slow raise / lower 3.0m/min (9.8 ft/min) Fast raise 10m/min (32.8 ft/min) Available ditching speed 19-30 m/min (62 – 98.4 ft/min) adjustable through operator interface Recommended ditching speed 20m/min (65.6 ft/min)

Electrical Interface 46kVA, 3-phase 50-60 Hz, 380-500 VAC service, TN/TT or IT systems

Fail-Safe Leveling Plate Mechanism

Dual Drive Motors

Air System Controls Brake and Redundant Retract System

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Quantity Country Location Client 1 USA Virginia United States Navy 2 USA North Carolina United States Navy 3 USA California United States Navy (Lemoore) 4 USA California United States Navy (Miramar) 5 Chile Concon United States Navy 6 USA Kentucky United Sates Army 7 USA Florida United States Navy (Pensacola) 8 USA North Carolina United States Coast Guard 9 Spain Rota Spanish Navy

10 Australia Swanbourne Special Air Services Regiment 11 France Brest CESSAN 12 India Kochi Indian Navy 13 USA Florida United States Navy (Jacksonville) 14 USA Washington United States Navy 15 USA Maryland United States Navy

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