Submarine Rescue Systems

The SRV is a manned submersible and was developed from previous rescue vehicles. It is operated by a three-man crew and capable of rescuing 18 crew. GENERAL CHARACTERISTIC: 10m long, 28,000kg Q1N Submarine steel, single-piece hull Operating at depths above 600 meters Can mate with distressed submarine at angles of up to 60 degrees Utilizes the latest Sensor and Battery technologies available Much of the technology developed by Perry Slingsby Systems for the oil and gas sector has been further developed for applications for the defense market, such as: Intervention Class ROV (IROV) for locating and surveying distressed submarines (DISSUB) and delivering emergency life-support stores (ELSS) Deck located control rooms Launch and recovery systems Manipulator arms for torpedo recovery Suction foot

Applicable Standards
  • LR-CO-001

    Code for Lifting Appliances in a Mar - Chapter 9 Machinery - Section 5 Hydraulic Cylinders

  • LR-RU-013

    Construction and Classification of Submersibles and Diving Systems

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