DeepWater Buoyancy understands the value of data recovery, as well as, ADCP technology, oceanographic operations and what it takes to supply products that ensure success. Manufactured from high-performance DeepTec® syntactic foam, adjustable urethane and UHMW instrument clamps, and 316L stainless steel and titanium hardware, DeepWater Buoyancy’s ADCP Buoys are designed to outperform and outlast conventional mooring flotation. Available with depth ratings to 6000 meters, they require minimal maintenance and are extremely durable under the most rigorous deepwater conditions. Designed by an experienced engineering staff that fully understands the effects of mooring excursions on data quality, galvanic corrosion and biofouling, these buoys are performance-proven and have a long track record of successful deployment and recovery.
Spherical ADCP Buoys
DeepWater Buoyancy’s spherical ADCP buoys are designed to outperform and outlast conventional mooring flotation.
Elliptical ADCP Buoys
Elliptical ADCP buoys have lower drag for a given buoyancy than spherical buoys and significantly lower drag than glass or plastic spheres.
Deepwater Buoyancy’s ADCP Buoys are available in a range of sizes for all depths. Contact the BlueZone sales team for more information.
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Elliptical ADCP Buoy Datasheet
Up to 25-hour mission duration
Speeds up to 4.2 knots
Increased module payload capacity
Search and recovery
Hydrography
Deep sea mineral exploration
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