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A perfect match for trolley operations

 

Meet Albatross. Made with trolley operations in mind.

Designed for installation on newbuild SOV’s, the Safeway Albatross is a perfect match for offshore wind farm O&M scope. Made with trolley operations in mind the Safeway Albatross has a stepless transfer and 1.2m transit width. Integrated into the vessel construction, Safeway Albatross still combines the advantages of the Seagull type with its hover mode, roll compensation, strongly reduced actuator motions and highest workability in the market.

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Key features Albatross

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Fully electric drive

Fully electric drive for zero emissions and low maintenance

Elevator-in-mast system

Elevator-in-mast system for step-less deck-to-turbine access

Future-ready design

Future-ready design for newbuild SOVs and hybrid vessels

 

Bumper, hover & float mode

Bumper, hover & float mode for flexible landings under all conditions

Roll compensation

4th dimension: 6° roll compensation reduces telescoping speed for improved safety

3D offshore hoist up to 10 t (20 t in port)

3D offshore hoist up to 10 t (20 t in port) for cargo handling

Landing height up to 34 m

Landing height up to 34 m for next-gen turbine platforms

1.2 m wide transit path

1.2 m wide transit path for trolley operations and high flow

Low power use

Low power use through energy recovery and balanced design

High comfort level

High comfort level via low noise and smooth motion

Ship to ship for connecting to floating structures

 

DNV Class approval

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Technical Specifications

Drive system
Fully electric

Integration
Newbuild SOV / CSOV

Total weight
≈ 150000 kg

Max. reach (vertical / horizontal)
34 m / 20 m

Personnel transfer
Multiple persons (continuous, step-less access via elevator-in-mast)

Cargo handling
3D hoist up to 10000 kg offshore (20000 kg in port)

Power supply
690 V / 3 ph / 60 Hz

Workability
Hs = 3.5 m

Temperature range
− 20 °C to + 55 °C

Classification
DNV Class approval

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