DP2 Vessel

Aureus
Features:
DP2 Vessel Aureus is fully equipped for wellhead
servicing, inspection and construction diving as well as 78m DP2 subsea operations
for remotely operated vehicle support, the vessel Aureus vessel with a 50mT SWL
incorporates a 15-man saturation diving system capable of knuckle boom subsea crane,
operating at 200m depth plus a three-man moon pool- active heave compensated.
launched diving bell.
Deck space at 550m2 with
The vessel Aureus has a 50mT SWL knuckle boom subsea
operating capability down to
crane, active heave compensated. This provides true
1,500m water depth.
operating capability down to 1,500m water depth. The
Aureus has a 22m diameter helideck for fast transfer of crew Built-in 15-man saturation
and operating staff. Up to 120 personnel can be diving system capable of
accommodated on board. operating at 200m depth

Accommodates 120pax

Updated on 15 May 2018

 Specifications
DP2 Vessel - Aureus
PRINCIPAL PARTICULARS OTHER FACILITIES
Built 2009 Mess room with seating for approx. 70 Survey
Class ABS room with access to Fwd & Aft Bridge
Notation ABS A1 AMS Offshore Support Vessel (E) DPS-2 Conference room
Flag Marshall Islands 2 x offices (Ships office & client office)
Port of Registry Majuro 1 x gymnasium
IMO/Call Sign 9395800 / V7PV6 1 x ops room
Length Overall 78.00m Dedicated diving and deck workshops & stores c/w tools and machinery
Length BP 72.29m
Depth Moulded 7.00m
Breadth Moulded 20.40m DIVING AND ROV SYSTEMS
Load (S) Draft 5.50m
15 man saturation diving system (200m depth designed)
GRT/NRT 4469 / 1340
3 man diving bell (Moonpool launch)
Self-propelled hyperbaric lifeboat
3
PERFORMANCE Below decks HeO2 storage (17000m x 185 bar)
Deck O2 (Purpose built)
Maximum Speed 11 knots Diver gas reclaim system
Economical Speed 10 knots Chamber gas reclaim system
Type of fuel Marine Gas Oil Air diving system
ROV - optional

DECK EQUIPMENT
DP2 DYNAMIC POSITIONING SYSTEM
Deck Crane (1) With 1 x 50mT SW L knuckle boom subsea
crane, active heave compensated@1500m Converteam DPS-2 DP system
water depth 2 Independent DGPS Veripos
Deck Crane (2) 1 x 5mT@ 9m Sonardyne acoustic system; Fusion USBL Converteam
Anchors 3 x AC-14 anchors 2655kg Standard Taut wire system (300m depth)
Chain Cable 2 x chain cable; U2 53mm 2 x anemometers
Anchor Windlass 1 x electro-hydraulic
Capstan 2 x 10mT @ 14m/min electro-hydraulic;
Helideck D=22m, T=9.3mT, Super Puma RADIO AND NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT

GMDSS 2 x Furuno RC-1800mT (Area 3)

SSB 1 x Furuno FS-5000
PROPULSION Inmarsat C 2 x Furuno Felcom 15
VHF Radio 1 x Furuno Fm 8800-S
Main Engine 2 x Caterpillar 3606 DITA; 2760 BHP each Receiver 1 x Furuno NX 700
Main Generators 3 x Caterpillar 3412TA & Leroy Somer; SART 2 x McMurdo S4 (9 GHz)
590ekW x 440/3/60 each EPIRB 1 x McMurdo E5
Shaft Generator Leroy Somer 2 x 1600kW x 440/3/60 each Portable VHF Radios 3 x McMurdo R2
Emergency Generator 1 x CAT 3412C radiator cooled & Leroy Somer ARPA 1 x Furuno FAR-2127; 1 x Furuno FAR-2117
550ekW x 440/3/60
Echo Sounder 1 x Furuno FE 700
Bow Thruster 3 x Wartsila LIPS CT-175 (CCP) 600kW each GPS 1 x Furuno GP 90
Propellers 2 x Wartsila CS 250-S; 1920kW each
Gyro-compass 3 x SG BROWN
Autopilot 1 x Anschuetz Pilotstar D
Magnetic Compass 1 x Cassens & Plath Reflecta 1
CARGO CAPACITIES AND PUMPS
Weather Fox 1 x Furuno FAX 207
Deadweight 2737mT at 5.5m draft Speed Log 1 x Furuno DS-80
Deck Cargo 1000mT on aft deck LRIT 1 x Furuno Felcom 15
Deck Strength 5mT/m2 uniform loading
Clear Deck Area 550m2
Fuel Oil Potable 863m³ MISCELLANEOUS
Water Ballast 2095m³
Search Lights 3 x 2,000W
Lub Oil 12 m³
Floodlights 5 x 1,000W & 2 x 500W aqua signal
Oily Water 17 m³
Lifeboat 2 x 75 men SOLAS approved type
Sewerage Holding 32 m³
SPHL 1 x 18 divers + 4 crew
Life rafts 10 x 25 men SOLAS approved type
Rescue Boat (MOB) 1 x diesel driven inboard water jet
ACCOMMODATION SOLAS approved type motor
Berths 8 x 1, 8 x 2, 24 x 4 Water Maker 2 x 30m3 / day reverse osmosis
Sewage Treatment Plant 1 x 120 men /day
Total Berths 120
Hospital 1 x 2 berth cabins

Disclaimer: ‘Specifications are subject to change at owner’s discretion’

Updated on 15 May 2018