SeaBeam 3050 N - Elac-Nautik
SeaBeam 3050 N - Elac-Nautik
SeaBeam 3050 N - Elac-Nautik
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DISCOVER THE UNKNOWN<br />
<strong>SeaBeam</strong> <strong>3050</strong> N<br />
A Commercial System Customized to Military Requirements<br />
The <strong>SeaBeam</strong> <strong>3050</strong> N multibeam echo sounder collects bathymetric, corrected backscatter, sidescan and<br />
water column imaging data in medium depth waters over a wide swath, meeting all relevant survey<br />
standards. Due to its depth performance in combination with wide coverage, <strong>SeaBeam</strong> <strong>3050</strong> N is the ideal<br />
hydrographic sensor for mapping the continental slope.<br />
General<br />
The system is designed primarily to collect bathymetric<br />
bottom data for hydrographic surveys but can also be<br />
used to detect static or moving underwater objects like<br />
submarines, gas bubbles etc. It can be utilized as an<br />
additional sensor for submarine rescue operations.<br />
This advanced system features a transmission technique<br />
which compensates fully for vessel pitch and<br />
yaw motion. Bathymetric depth information, backscatter<br />
data, raw data and side scan imagery are acquired by<br />
the system in real-time.<br />
The new multi-ping technology of <strong>SeaBeam</strong> <strong>3050</strong> N<br />
allows a higher maximum survey speed without losing<br />
100% bottom coverage by creating two swaths per ping<br />
cycle.<br />
Performance<br />
The system operates in the 50 kHz frequency band in water depths ranging from<br />
3 m below the transducers to approx. 3,000 m. The system can be utilized at survey<br />
speeds of up to 14 knots. <strong>SeaBeam</strong> <strong>3050</strong> N has an across-ship swath width<br />
of up to 140 degrees. A maximum of 630 beams is provided for each multi-ping.<br />
The depth accuracy of the sonar sensor exceeds the IHO requirements.<br />
Transmission Technique<br />
<strong>SeaBeam</strong> <strong>3050</strong> N uses a transmit technique, which compensates fully for vessel<br />
pitch and yaw motion. This is achieved by splitting the transmit fan in several<br />
sectors which can be steered individually. This technique achieves full motion<br />
compensation and guarantees a stable straight coverage under the vessel.<br />
Key Features<br />
Up to 3,000 m depth performance<br />
Up to 3,500 m bottom coverage<br />
Real-time Water Column Imaging (WCI)<br />
Shock proven transducer design (optional)<br />
Complete Integrated Logistic Support (ILS)<br />
optional:<br />
Transducers adapted to specific ship's hull<br />
Interfaces for CMS integration<br />
<strong>SeaBeam</strong> <strong>3050</strong> N multibeam system<br />
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