Anemometer Recorder CCR / Wind Recorder Data Log Alarm System MESQAC Exxon Mobil E17 & E1A
SELMA Wind and Anemometer Recorder complies with the latest ExxonMobil MESQAC E17 & E1A Requirements for Tankers. It is installed in the Cargo Control Room implementing recording of existing Bridge Wind Instrument Signal (NMEA 0183 or Synchro / Analogue Signal).
Central Colour Touch Screen Monitor implements a Graphical User Interface (GUI) of recorded data and illustrates the values on Trends and/or Excel file. SELMA Anemometer Recorder Monitoring Alarm System comprises of state-of-the art control and instrumentation technology based on PLC’s (Programmable Logic Controllers).
SELMA Anemometer Recorder comes with maximum performance capabilities, implementing monitoring and alarm function operation:
- Main Display Unit (Touch Screen)
- Main PLC Control Panel
- Deck Ex Flash / Sounder
- SELMA MAE105 NMEA Processing Unit
- SELMA MAE111 Synchro / Analogue NMEA Converter (Optional)
| Main Display Unit | TFT Colour Touch Screen (65K Colour) |
| Communication Interface Port | COM1 RJ45 / RS232 / RS485 / Ethernet Protocol |
| Mounting Type | Flush Mounted (Standard) |
| Audible Alarm | 75 – 85 dB |
| Illumination Control | Linear Illumination Adjustment |
| Alarm Set Points (Vapour Pressure) | 4 Low/Low – Low – Hi – Hi/Hi |
| Pressure Channels Calibration | Zero / Span Adjustment |
| Wind Speed / Direction Range | 0 – 360° / 0 – 90 knots |
| Alarm Set Points (Wind) | 4 Low/Low – Low – Hi – Hi/Hi |
| Live Colour Recording Log | Live History Data / On Screen Date – Time |
| Graph/Values | Selectable |
| Recording Port | USB Port with 16GB Memory Stick |
| Marine Aproved | IEC 60945 – Bureau Veritas / DNV |
Where the vessel has a CCR, it is Strongly Preferred that the CCR is equipped with an anemometer display and monitoring repeater with the capability to record (paper or digital) wind speed and direction. Dynamic Positioning (DP) vessels are Strongly Preferred to have additional anemometer displays on the bridge and in the engine control room designed to be capable of setting a minimum of two desired wind speed alarm limits with associated audible and visual alarms in the CCR and on deck if the set limits are exceeded.
Vessels MUST be fitted with an anemometer display or monitoring repeater in the CCR with the capability to record (paper or digital) wind speed and direction, and designed to be capable of setting a minimum of two desired wind speed limits with audible and visual alarms in the CCR and on deck if the set limits are exceeded.
ANEMOMETER RECORDER CCR