nke Instrumentation provides autonomous instrumented buoys and measuring stations to industrials, power generators, water suppliers, collectivities, scientists etc. The society is able to offer dedicated technical solutions for all environments and requirements in which it is possible to integrate underwater monitoring instruments. The team of engineers and technicians bring all their skills in in-situ data measurement, transmission, storage and processing as well as in float and mooring design and integration in existing platforms. From design to development, manufacture, site installation and maintenance of systems in operational condition, NKE Instrumentation listens to your needs.
SMALL Coastal Float
Description - The small coastal float allows to easily deploy a multiparameter probe at sea or on the water surface. It provides protection against shocks and reduces the development of biofouling on the multiparameter probe.
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MEDIUM Coastal Buoy
Description - The medium coastal buoy is a 600 liters float that is mounted on central galvanized steel body. The aim of this buoy is to integrate a multiparameter probe and its GPS/GPRS antenna mounted on an aluminum support pole.
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Instrumented buoy – water parameters & current flow measurements
Description - The instrumented buoy is designed to measure the water parameters, the flow current, the wave and the weather conditions. A multiparameter probe can be integrated in. The whole system is managed by the ABIN automaton.
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Instrumented buoy – measurement chain & current sensor
Description - The instrumented buoy was set up in 2005 and the aim of this buoy is to measure the river temperature, in real time, from surface to ten meter depth, when the nuclear power plan is rejecting cooling water.
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PCO2 CARIOCA Buoy
Description - CARIOCA is an automatic drifting or fixed buoy designed to measure the concentration of pCO2 at the surface of the ocean in order to qualify the CO2 exchange between atmosphere and ocean.
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