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Supporting Ageing Platforms with

Emerging Technology – Mike HomerMari-Tech 2018

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BABCOCK INTERNATIONAL OVERVIEW


Babcock International Group - at a GlanceA

leadingengineering

services company

Operations in over 25 countries across six continents

Trusted to deliver services that are

complex, critical and

bespoke

Employing a

workforce of over

35,000 skilled personnel

Established

in1891

Revenue of over

$8.8 billionIn FY 17

Order book and pipeline of

c $51 billion

listed on the

London Stock Exchange

TR

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INF

RA

ST

RU

CT

UR

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TECHNOLOGY

GLOBAL GROWTH

MARINE

LAND

AVIATION

CAVENDISH

NUCLEAR

ENGINEERING

SERVICES


Defence

Systems

Technology

Energy & Marine

Technology

Civil Nuclear*

Warship

Support

Warships

ProgrammesNaval Bases

Submarines

&Submarine

Dismantling

Oil & Gas Renewables

Commercial

Marine

Australia Canada

New Zealand

Systems

Engineering &

Cyber

Consultancy

Information

Analytics &

Security

Energy & Marine

ServicesNaval Marine Technology International

Focus - Marine & Technology Sector


Babcock delivers complex & critical Marine

engineering support services

Delivering Complex

Programmes

Integrating Technical

ExpertiseManaging Critical

Assets


International Presence – Marine

Canada –

Victoria Class

ISS

Canada –

Earlier

support

to CCGS

UK and Spain –

Ships and Subs ISS

Brazil – Market

presence via Conbras

South Africa – Naval

base support

Oman – DUQM

dry dock partnership

South Korea – Subs

and LNG support

Australia – Subs and

Ships support

New Zealand – Naval

Base support


BABCOCK CANADA OVERVIEW


Babcock Canada – Marine, at a Glance

Annual Revenue

over

$200 Million

Est. 2008

Proudly delivering on the $2.6B

Victoria In-Service Support Contract

Employing a

Canadian

workforce of

480+ skilled

personnel

3 locations2.5 Million+Naval ISS Hours

20,000+ Global suppliers

engaged

Providing critical

and complex

support to

strategically

important assets,

infrastructure and

Naval support

programs


Timeline of Canadian Presence – Victoria

Class Support

CHI Interim

Docking

2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022

Victoria Class

ISS

commences

CHI Deep Refit

and Upgrade

CHI / COR land

transfers

COR Deep Refit

& Upgrade

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Support to Victoria Class ISS Enterprise via

DND/PSPC

Services Supporting the Enterprise for Safe, Capable and Available Submarines

› Project & Technical Management Services

› Engineering Support & Production Services

› Materiel and Logistics Support Services

› Configuration Management Services

› Maintenance Support Services

› Systems Integration Services

› Safety, Quality and Environment Services and Assurance


VISSC – Recognised key benefits from

direction of travel

› Mature Relational Contracting Model

› Improved use of data for forward planning and predictability

› Key program delivery supporting submarine availability improvements

› Embedded continuous improvements and measures

› Significant growth in Canadian supply chain capability and development

› Significant enhancement and development of Canadian skills

› Providing customer Design and Technical Authorities with critical engineering support

› Imparting new techniques and technologies at an affordable pace


SUPPORTING AGEING PLATFORMS

WITH EMERGING TECHNOLOGY


Ageing Platforms – Typical issues facing

owner/operators

› Life Extension: Becoming a more ‘standard’ requirement

› Availability: Threatened by age related aspects

› Degradation and Deterioration: Often emerges unplanned

› Design basis: Paucity of data and knowledge

› Obsolescence: Both in design and often the supply chain


Marine Technology Trend Areas

› Data Transmission

› Big Data Analytics

› Cyber

› Autonomous Systems

› Advanced Manufacturing

› Human-Computer Interaction

› Clean-tech


Applications seen in New Platform

Development

Goal Technology Applications

Reduced Crewing Smartship Technology

Reduced Environmental Impact Exhaust Treatment; Cleaner Fuel

systems; Hybrid propulsion

Improved Production efficiency 3D Modelling; Use of 3D model

outside of Design Office; Robotic

Assembly, COTS

The demand for increased Availability and Cost Reduction – will drive a

continued application to introduce technology advances


Primary Goals:

› Safety and Quality

Expectations…stay safe!

› Through Life Cost Reduction

› Platform Availability challenges

› Capability needs

› Socio-Economic Benefits

› Reduced environmental impact

Barriers to adoption……..

› System integration challenges

› General suspicion on “spend to save” approach

› Fear/complexity of change

› Technical challenges integrating new with old

› Intellectual Property Rights challenges

› Difficulties in understanding risks

› Decision making impaired due to uncertainties

Technology For Existing Platform Support


INTRODUCING ELEMENTS OF BABCOCK

iSUPPORT


Through Life Support

Embracing Technology & Innovation – Now being

applied to surface ship fleet


Dynamic Survey Data Analytics Demand-Supply Planning

› Technology exploitation

› Dynamic planning &

execution

› Increased Material State

Awareness

› Data fusion

› Predictive modelling

› Visualisation

› Scenario Modelling

› Increased understanding

of risk

› Forecast demand requirement

› Improved supply planning

› Reduced supply chain costs

› Materials available on time

› Supply chain pro-active

management & engagement

iSupport Initiatives – Tackling the key

elements


Data Prioritise

Analysis & Decision Support

AnalyseSynthesise

System & Equipment

Performance

Records, Logs & Registers

Direct Observation

Engineering Knowledge &

Judgement

Intervention & MitigationData Capture

Tolerate

Maintenance Intervention

Modification, Update or

Upgrade

Change to performance

requirement

Dynamic Survey Process


Dynamic Survey


Dynamic Survey Capture & Analysis


Laser Scanning - Cloud Map and TruView

› Quick, non intrusive

› Easily converted to 3D model

› Scans can be developed for VR and AR


Virtual Reality

› 3D modelling and laser scanning allows

increasing use of VR

› Operator training and familiarisation

› Maintainer training and familiarisation

› Design capability evaluation

› What if scenario evaluation and

planning


Augmented Reality (AR)

› 3D animations and data overlaid on real-time

equipment

› On demand, dynamic maintenance

instructions

› Unobtrusive data gathering and analytics

› Live hazard identification

› Tracking of maintainer effectiveness

› Reduced system downtime

› Improved material awareness capture


Touchscreen Technology

› Robust handsets for on-platform use

› Onboard survey details with real time uplift

› Use of LiFi to improve connectivity


Technology Exploitation for maintenance

and repair

RPAS

ROV

Ultrasonic NoiseUltrasonic Thickness


OPDEF

Signal

MMSCSA

Observed

Performance

PPA

Perennial

Problems

Stores

EDP

ERP

CMS

PMSLLD

Env

ProgSurvey

Data

Analytics

Data rich;

Information poor….


Legacy

Ship-borne Data

Legacy

Shore-based Data

Fused Data

Intelligent Decision Support

Technology Exploitation

Predictive Modelling

iSupport – Intelligent Support Planning


Data Visualisation and Analytics


Focus on Operational Needs

Can the asset deliver

its capability now and

into the future?

Is the asset getting its required

scheduled maintenance?

How are my plans affecting

those schedules?

How are the key

systems, and what risk

are we carrying into the

future. How can I best

use my resources?

Are we Safe?

Are we above the Safety

threshold?

AVAILABILITY PROGRAMME

SAFETYPREDICTIVE SUPPORTABILITY

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Performance Visualisation Dashboards

Platform Locator

Modelling System Risk

Fleet Overview Class Programme

Platform Safety Case Platform Material State

32


Tomorrow’s risk picture – today

Taking the operational programme, and current state we are able to predict risk at any point on that scenario.

Allowing owners to:

› Alter operational tasking

› Pre-position required spares

› Understand cost of in-action

› Adjust training or crew levels


Connected Platform (Minor Trial)

› New wireless & fixed LAN CBM sensor capability fitted to prioritised equipment’s / components

› Cyber & EMC tested Li-Fi data bearer (multi-channel spectrum with no wi-fi leakage issues)

› Self learning On board analytics capability for system diagnostics

› On board local visualisation suite & Mobile App for the Maintainer

› Integrated data logger for off-platform Analytics using big data / digital twin technology


Incorporate modern COTS technology and data processing

Autonomous monitoring of key systems for maintenance intervention

Digitally enabled maintainer – Maintainer aids and digital Support Information on Platform and the Waterfront

On-board Diagnostics and Visualisation suite for the Naval Maintainer

Dynamic assessment of the Vessel’s Materiel State

Foresight from the enterprise insight from the Naval Maintainer

Minor Trial (2018) iFrigate™

Connected Platform and iFrigateTM


Through Life Support

Embracing Technology & Innovation – What’s next?


The role of the Intelligent Support Partner

Working in support of customers

› Connected Assets and Enterprise - Low cost IOT data collectors and sensors using cyber secure bearers

› Digitally enabled Maintainers - Wearable IT, mobile devices and augmented reality applications in the work place

› Analytics for Decision Support - Data Fusion, ILS and Analytic Models to Predict Support Requirements and Interventions.

Focussed on delivering Customer value


Dynamic

Surveys

Data Science and

Modelling

Technology

Exploitation

Mobile AppsVisualisation

The iSupport Toolset

Demand Supply

Planning


Where iSupport makes a difference

“We have a proven Model for providing our customers with better capability, reliability and availability of their critical assets whilst ensuring efficiency & affordability”

SafetyProductivity

Materiel State

of vessels

RiskWork

Specifications Dynamic Materiel

State Portfolio

Equipment &

Spares Supply

Optimised

Support

Planning


Intelligent iSupport embedded

DSEI-InnovativeThroughLifeSupport_v2.mp4


Customer Value Support Outcomes

Complex Asset Management


SMART SUPPORT: FUTURE READY

Video



Summary

› Existing and ageing Platforms can gain significant benefits by careful introduction and integration of new and emerging technologies

› The examples shown here are gaining momentum with our International customers as benefits from investments are realised

› Babcock Canada is working with DND/PSPC and the RCN to introduce appropriate elements of the iSupport suite for the Victoria Class Submarines

For further information – please visit the Babcock stand


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