HSB workshop

No Limit is a concept

Geo-plus

Geo Motion

Jan De Nul DN 75

MMT Sweden

Seabeam

Bravehaert Shipping Freedom

Used by Port of Rotterdam

Government Qatar

Al Massah

MRTS Archangelsk

GEO Plus

Geo Connection

Under construction
5 x pilot vessels ass. Barkmeijer

No Limit 24,40 Survey vessel

NO LIMIT CONCEPT
Seaworthiness Low draught Safety Comfortable Reliability Representative Developed for hydrographic survey

THE MARKET
Initially recreational market for ocean-going vessels Further expansion to the professional market Choosing specialisation in hydrography

A MARKET VIEW
Equipment options are increasing People effective and comfortable workstation Vessels conditions for the people and equipment

REQUIREMENTS
Dedicated survey boats Cost efficiency More deployment days Low operating costs of the boat Less personnel costs Low maintenance costs High quality Interaction boat/equipment/people

Research into technical options

Boat movements Vibrations Air bubbles Speed Reliability Ambient circumstances

SOLUTIONS
Adapting the dimensions Single-role instead of Multi-role Higher transit and survey speeds Use of a concept

TECHNICAL DETAILING
The use of monohull boats Reliable on-board installation Protected installation of sensors Built-in sensors (fixed mount) Improvement of comfort and working conditions

Dubai service on the beach

Wheelhouse 1940

Surveyors desk 1940

Accommodation 1940

Accommodation 1940

No limit Survey vessels

Purpose built Survey vessel Hull Integrated Sensors, preventing from damage Deep and Shallow waters High sea and sheltered water Accommodation for overnight stay at sea

Optimal in hull integrated sensors

Advantages: Preventing from damage Reliable data at speed upto 20 knots Wide soundings. Five times waterdepth Soundings at least upto 2 meters waveheight

Various
Lloyds Register certification Proven concept Recognised for their capabilities High customer satisfaction, repeat orders Presentable Spacious wheelhouse with large working area for surveyors Dedicated survey mast (separated from ships navigation mast)