3000 mm Triple-Mooring Steel Navigation Buoy for Controlled AtoN Station Keeping
Product Summary
The DX-ST3000-TM is a 3000 mm steel navigation buoy with triple-point mooring, designed for AtoN projects requiring controlled positioning, high equipment capacity and flexible integration of navigation, communication and power systems.
Product Custom Attributes
3000 mm steel navigation buoy
,triple-mooring data buoy
,controlled AtoN station keeping buoy
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Product Description
More controlled positioning starts with the mooring system, not only the buoy body.
The DX-ST3000-TM is a 3000 mm triple-mooring steel navigation buoy designed for controlled AtoN station keeping. Its three-point mooring layout, 8.0 t buoyancy and reinforced lower structure support stable deployment under project-specific marine conditions.
3000 mm Diameter | Triple-Mooring | 8.0 t Buoyancy | 800 kg Payload
For some AtoN projects, selecting the buoy is only one part of the deployment.
The buoy must also work with the anchor chains, mooring geometry and seabed anchoring arrangement so that its position and movement are considered as one complete station-keeping system.
The DX-ST3000-TM is designed around this three-point mooring approach.
Triple-mooring projects often need to address three practical issues:
- Buoy movement must be considered as part of the station-keeping design
- Mooring loads should not depend on one single connection direction
- Anchor-chain arrangement must match actual water depth and site conditions
The DX-ST3000-TM uses three dedicated mooring directions and a reinforced lower connection structure so the buoy and mooring system can be configured together before deployment.
| (1)Top Mark Support Mast | (2)Marine Lantern | (3)Communication Antenna Mast |
| (4)Upper Equipment Platform | (5)Solar Panel | (6)Solar Panel |
| (7)Lifting Eye | (8)Float Body | (9)Reinforced Lower Three-Point Mooring Structure |
| Module | Function |
|---|---|
| Buoy Platform | Provides flotation, structural support and onboard equipment space |
| Three-Point Mooring Structure | Provides three dedicated mooring connection directions |
| Anchor Chains | Connect the buoy to the station-keeping arrangement |
| Project-Specific Chain Design | Chain specification and length are determined according to water depth and mooring design |
| Onboard AtoN Equipment | Supports navigation, power, communication and monitoring equipment |
Three mooring directions allow buoy movement and position to be managed as part of the overall deployment design.
Multiple connection directions help distribute anchor-chain loads through the reinforced lower structure.
Anchor-chain length and specification can be determined according to water depth and the final mooring arrangement.
The final triple-mooring arrangement should be reviewed according to:
- Deployment water depth
- Required buoy position
- Site and environmental conditions
- Anchor-chain specification
- Anchor-chain length
- Installed onboard equipment
The objective is to configure the buoy and mooring arrangement together before deployment rather than treating the anchor system as a separate component.
It is typically considered when buoy movement, position control and station keeping are important parts of the project design.
The final arrangement should be reviewed according to water depth, site conditions, required buoy position and the overall mooring design.
For this configuration, the buoy, lower mooring structure, anchor chains and deployment conditions should be considered together.
Typical inputs include deployment location, water depth, required position, onboard equipment and relevant site conditions.
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