Piracy Offshore Patrol Vessel Asymetric Threat Trafficking

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    Ref. : OPV_V.Navy_EN Rev. A 1st version Diffusion : Public

    V.Navy

    130 rue Victor Hugo92300 Levallois Perret

    FRANCEwww.v-navy.com

    SIRET: 495 255 689 00020 TVA: FR 37 495 255 689 Code APE: 7112B

    Capital: 1 228 330

    A affiliated company

    OFFSHORE PATROL VESSELS

    (OPV)

    Date : 2009Votre contact: V.Navy

    Safety & Security at Sea

    +33 1 41 27 29 [email protected]

    Place : Levallois Perret

    FRANCE

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    CONTENT

    CONTENT 2

    FOREWORD 3GENERAL CHARACTERISQUES 4A. HULL 4B. ACCOMODATION 4C. MACHINERY 7SAFETY 9A. FIRE FIGHTING 9B. SAFETY OF LIFE AT SEA 9SPECIFIC MISSION 10A. DECKEQUIPMENT 10B. BALLISTIC 10C. SECURITYANDSAFETY:SEAOWL 10GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLAN 12

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    FOREWORD

    Offshore Patrol Vessels V.Navy has been specially design to fulfil specific missing to fight againstpiracy, terrorism, illegal fishing (coast guard vessels), but also able to be used as Fast Supply

    Intervention Vessel.Able to accommodate 28 persons dedicated to the mission, it can as well transport 24 passengers.

    Control station situated at bridge level is composed of two control stations, forward and aft, a debriefingroom is also incorporated in the design.

    Its great autonomy of 10 days is provided through its large fuel and fresh water tanks.

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    GENERAL CHARACTERISQUES

    A.HULL

    1. Construction

    Hull, built in marine grade aluminium, is protected by fender for safe berthing operations

    Main dimensions are: Length between perpendicular : 46m Length overall : 48.5m Beam max : 9.5m Summer Draft : 1.8m

    2. Certification

    The vessel will be constructed in accordance to American Bureau of Shipping - Rules: ABS Guide to

    classing High Speed Craft and will be classed as +A1 HSC, CREWBOAT +AMS.Stability and safety plan will be designed in accordance to Panama Maritime rules for Crew boatsDecree 45.

    Change of flag to other flag administration will be studied under client request.

    3. Coating

    The exterior of the vessel will be painted using an approved marine paint system and followinginternational environmental rule.

    The topsides above the waterline and the superstructure will be finished in colours to the Purchaser'schoice.

    All underwater areas will be coated with a system providing 30 months protection, in associated withcathodic protection system

    The topsides above the waterline and the superstructure will be finished in colours to the Purchaser'schoice

    B.ACCOMODATION

    1. General Arrangement

    Accommodation is distributed in 4 distinct zones: One (1) area dedicated to crew in lower deck One (1) area dedicated to security personnel on main deck One (1) area dedicated to passengers on main deck One (1) area dedicated to catering

    Lining and furniture will be of marine standard. Simple and robust, the layout will aesthetical andergonomic.

    Accommodation will be air conditioned.

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    2. Bridge

    The bridge contains : one (1) forward control consol with 2 seats one (1) aft control consol navigation equipment :

    The main helm position will be to starboard, and the console layout will be designed ergonomically toenable the Master to operate the vessel and ships electronics from the helm position.

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    3. Main deck

    Main deck has: One area forward with 24 reclining seats for passengers One area for catering equipped with:

    - One stove- One oven- One range hood

    - One microwave- two refrigerators of 450l capacity

    Four (4) cabins of four (4) bed for security personnel One wet area with three (3) toilets and three (3) showers One arms store

    4. Lower deck

    Lower deck is dedicated to crew and comprises: Two (2) single bed cabins Five (5) Twin berth cabins One laundry with :

    - Two (2) washing machine of 7kg capacity- Two (2) dryer of 7kg capacity

    One locker One freezer room of 4m

    3capacity

    One dry store of 12m3

    capacity

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    C.MACHINERY

    1. Propulsion

    WaterJets with Quadruple marine diesel main propulsion engines will be utilised for the propulsionsystem to reach a maximum speed of 28.5 knots

    Daily fuel consumption will be of 9 300l of MDO based on following running schedule: Main engine at 100% during one hour Main engine at 60% during eight hours Main engine at 15% during two hours Main engine stopped during one hour Generator continuously running during 24h

    2. Control system

    Propulsion control is done from bridge control console

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    3. Auxiliairies

    3.1.Bow thruster

    The vessel is fitted with a hydraulic thruster of approximately 150hp. The engine will be positioned inthe engine room. Joystick Controls is fitted to fwd and aft station

    3.2.Power generation

    The vessel is fitted with 2 two marine generator/s of 94 eKw capacity with local operating panelsThey will feed ship electric system through main switch board 50 Hz, 230V et 415V.A 415V AC 50Hz 50amp three phase and neutral shore supply system is offered

    3.3.Others system

    Following systems are also included: sewage system with 2000 litres retaining tank An oily water separator with a capacity of 0.5 cubic meters per hour compliant with MARPOL

    regulation

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    SAFETY

    A.Fire fighting

    1. Detection and fire fighting system

    Heat and smoke detectors are installed throughout necessary compartments as required. The mainalarm monitoring panel is mounted at the bridge

    The main fire pump of 30m3/h is plumbed into the fire fighting and connected to 4 x Fire Hoses andNozzles installed around the vessel.

    Two x 12,000 m3/hour pumps and monitor system are installed. The two electric remote operated firemonitors are located on the aft deck and controlled by two separate joysticks in the aft control station.The two separate fire pumps are coupled to the two centre main engines via hydraulic clutch

    Other fire fighting equipment such as extinguishers, fire bucket, fire axe, are also included .

    2. Fixed fire fighting

    2.1.Deluge system

    Aluminium pipe is spooled around the ship with spray nozzles fitted to provide a water curtain over theentire vessel.

    2.2.CO system

    Engine room is protected by a fixed CO extinguishing system

    B.Safety of life at sea1. Rescue

    A Rescue Boat, as per SOLAS requirement, is installed on the aft deck, the deck crane will be used forlaunching and retrieval

    2. Evacuation

    Vessel is adapted to SOLAS requirement for evacuation means and carries out: 6 life raft 20 men SOLAS approved 4 life ring 60 lifejacket Pyrotechnics in watertight container

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    SPECIFIC MISSION

    A.DECK EQUIPMENT

    1. Typical equipment

    OPV has typical deck equipment for FSIV operation: crane anchor winches timber covered deck 4 x International reefer connections (415V AC/50Hz)

    2. Specific equipment

    One launching ramp is constructed integral to the vessels transom to cater for RIB deployment. Thereis an extended hinged launch gate at the bottom of the ramp that will be deployed with manual handwinch. A single fixed electric capstan winch is installed on the side bulwark area adjacent to the RIB's.Removable pulley stations will be placed at the top of the launch ramp and in front of the second RIB

    cradle for retrieval purpose.A heavy duty portable platform is constructed to fit into the launch ramp for crew boat operations. Theinsert provide flush deck and transom for normal crew boat operation and lock in place by simple androbust pin type system for easy removal.

    B.BALLISTIC

    1. Protection

    Ballistic protection is achieved by Dyneema and is included to the bulkhead of accommodation and fueltank areas.

    2. Weapons stations

    The vessel structure is suitably strengthened to support the weapon and its stresses and a heavy insertplate is fitted to the deck. pedestals or mounts are client supply included.Arms store is provided on main deck

    C.SECURITY AND SAFETY: SeaOwl

    1. Detection & Identification of threat

    It is recommended to equip these vessels with SeaOwldesigned and developed by V.NavySeaOwl is the combination between standardnavigation radar and the first panoramic infra redcamera.

    SeaOwl allows scanning 360 around, all the time (dayand night) and can detect and identify any friendly[collision, man overboard] or hostile [piracy, terrorism,illegal fishing, construction in fire, pollution]approaching threat

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    2. Performances

    Above all, it must highlighted that performance for detection are the same during night and day thanksto the cooled IR cameraFurthermore, as all detecting system, SeaOwl performance depends on weather condition.Following figures can be used for guidance :

    Detection and identification of a merchant ship on the horizon Detection and identification of a RIB at average 2.5 nautical miles (5km) Detection et identification of a man at average 1.25 nautical mile (2 km)

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    GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLAN