Why do these industrial videos always have such epic dramatic music? It's like there's a contest to see who's music can least match what's actually going on:)
I question the purpose and safety of cleaning subsea chains in this manner. If the overall concern instigating the cleaning is one of gradual decay, caused by the saline environment, wouldn't a pressure washer risk destroying a severely weakened link in the chain? If something like this is deployed in real life, how often should a customer expect catastrophic chain breakages _during_ the cleaning process? In reality, does the buildup on these chains actually cause accelerated decay, or does it actually inhibit decay and protect the chain?
The next random suggested video is a masonry video about brick walls, and the old way to build them versus the newer way. I won't watch it, because I know I'll start to question my life, and what I'm doing with it. It's best to stop before things get out of hand. If I'm here at 3:45AM, then I think it's time to stop.
Although under tension, most of the time the chains are not exactly straight but slightly curved. However, with a typical length of say, 2 kilometers, the curvature over the length of the cleaning tool is hardly noticable.
I think this tool would be perfect if it weren’t for requiring the ROV. Also, the video is good and all but how does the tool spiral with the chain links like in the real world?
Why does it need a ROV? Why does it need a cable when it has the chain itself? Why not attach it to the chain above water and then let it climb down the chain and then climb back up?
Not bad but could be better. Get rid of the winch hook's and use a Toothed wheel with teeth distanced around to centre in the chain links then place the device at the top of the chain and let it work its way down till it gets to the bottom then use a floatation device to let it float back to the surface. This would eliminate the need of the ROV
doesn't explain how long that cable is--won't the ROV have to move the cable hook up the chain after the cleaner gets to the end of the cable? so would the cleaner slide back down the chain while the cable is being re-positioned? what holds the cleaner in place while moving the cable up the chain?
Just some of its many design flaws, it requiring an rov to move and handle it under the sea, why not attach at the surface!! clamp it on let it slide down the chain and clean it, have it on a winch haul it back up when it hits bottom! meh
Can't they just clean the chain as its pulled up. I feel like they could come up with a much easier way by having something attached to the ship to clean it as its pulled.
2) because plants need light to grow and the light can only penetrate so far 4) to reduce drag from currents -> increase stability of whatever it's chained to
Why not use a 4-6 toothed sprocket inside to prowl the length of the chain, you could start lower and work up the entire chain with the same equiptment, and it's about the same weight seeing as you need the cable motor to run the sprocket, unless a sprocket could run off a smaller motor, long fingers on a possibly 10-15 degree side motion sprocket could use the chain for locomotion with the sideways tolerance for just incase it hits top dead center of a link it'll bounce off the side and then when it's on the side, still trying to move, the path of least resistance is the center of the chain. Even better with two sprockets on one gear train, possibly with a differential and center bearing where the cleaning head could twist with the chain ahead and the drive could twist with its own direction for real life twists, the sprockets would also help align the cleaner as it would always twist with the chain itself because it uses the holes to move
I have never seen a client worry about sea growth on their chains before, which I suspect is the reason this is only an animation, you have to find clients that would pay to hire this, which is a big ask for something none essential.
Why do you need to clean them. ❓that stuff will all fall off when it’s winched up. The chain probably costs less than this tool. Hook it on at top out of the water and let gravity take it down. No rov needed. Winch it back up when done. Drop it down a few inches a minute. Idea 2, attach it at top and use it when bringing up the chain. Clean as you go.
OK at least 1 question maybe 2 why not hook at surface and run to bottom then unhook and float to surface or run back up chain seems like more work to hook under water
I fell asleep half way through the music, woke up again and the clamp is already off the chain, and the chain still look as creepy as it ever was........
Man made things underwater. now that is scary. never go swimming at a big harbor or close to a big buoy. I did that once. it might be the last thing you’ll ever do.
it in not designed for ‘ocean ships’ it is designed for offshore installations that are anchored in deep water, upto 2500m, for anything upto 40 years! Ocean going ships only anchor for days, and heave the anchor up and clean it!
It's 3:35AM...why am I here? This is almost as confusing as the time I went from gaming videos, to chemistry videos, to a video on how to properly cut a wheel of an expensive variety of parmesan cheese by hand.
Adam Kalman i liked your response to this sleepy fuk!! Space X is defiantly real, all of it with out a doubt.. Some people say its CGI...how stupid are they huh??
The website is down... I guess the prototype didn’t make it
Rest in Sea
Why do these industrial videos always have such epic dramatic music? It's like there's a contest to see who's music can least match what's actually going on:)
when the chain cleaner enters the water, I am transported to an aquatic world of wonder and mystery
I question the purpose and safety of cleaning subsea chains in this manner. If the overall concern instigating the cleaning is one of gradual decay, caused by the saline environment, wouldn't a pressure washer risk destroying a severely weakened link in the chain? If something like this is deployed in real life, how often should a customer expect catastrophic chain breakages _during_ the cleaning process? In reality, does the buildup on these chains actually cause accelerated decay, or does it actually inhibit decay and protect the chain?
david esktorp great, now i can't sleep...... have to research this one and get to the bottom of this
There are composers who specialize in Industrial Dramatic Music Scores.
Pure genius!!! Put a vid on youtube of an idea about a possible invention and let the people in the comments of vid work out the bugs!!
What about the rare and endangered "Chain Mollusk"? We'll only miss them when they are gone, sadly...
OvalWingNut u
@@svWayfinder wtf
@@hannahbg1852 maybe
Never have i been emotional for a chain before.
lol
Dayday Ramos lol
This video was off the chain y’all
can't wait to get mine
What purpose does the chain even serve? To anchor the beach to the sea floor?
Lord Feueranzunder lmao
Probably oil rig chains that hold them in place.
To hold offshore filling buoys so tankers can fill up.
MPSecare - 😂
Lord Feueranzunder lul so he says a couple bad things and you throw all you’ve got at him like wtf
Lazy robots always quittin halfway through the job. Now my mysterious sea chain will never get clean...
The next random suggested video is a masonry video about brick walls, and the old way to build them versus the newer way. I won't watch it, because I know I'll start to question my life, and what I'm doing with it. It's best to stop before things get out of hand. If I'm here at 3:45AM, then I think it's time to stop.
Life sending you skills for the free99
@@thelouddnhett Are you also here from getting lost in the depths of UA-cam late at night?
Absolutely amazing video, thank you. My only question is this, are the chains always straight, like that?
Although under tension, most of the time the chains are not exactly straight but slightly curved. However, with a typical length of say, 2 kilometers, the curvature over the length of the cleaning tool is hardly noticable.
CGI
I think this tool would be perfect if it weren’t for requiring the ROV. Also, the video is good and all but how does the tool spiral with the chain links like in the real world?
JAlexL00 I assume it would based in how it holds itself onto the chain
4:44 but WAIT the chain is not finished clean
Why does it need a ROV? Why does it need a cable when it has the chain itself? Why not attach it to the chain above water and then let it climb down the chain and then climb back up?
what economic benefit comes from de fouling a anchor chain please explain to an ignorant like myself
Each one of these chain scrubbers, puts 6 Mermaids out of work !!
Not bad but could be better. Get rid of the winch hook's and use a Toothed wheel with teeth distanced around to centre in the chain links then place the device at the top of the chain and let it work its way down till it gets to the bottom then use a floatation device to let it float back to the surface. This would eliminate the need of the ROV
wilkoslavakia I like your thinking
You might need different sized toothed wheels to compensate for different sizes of chain though.
Tie prisoner to anchor chain, in vhain locker. ‘If you want out, start cleaning chain’. Next port, deploy anchor. Rinse, and repeat
Possibly the most satisfying video i have ever watched.
doesn't explain how long that cable is--won't the ROV have to move the cable hook up the chain after the cleaner gets to the end of the cable? so would the cleaner slide back down the chain while the cable is being re-positioned? what holds the cleaner in place while moving the cable up the chain?
Just some of its many design flaws, it requiring an rov to move and handle it under the sea, why not attach at the surface!! clamp it on let it slide down the chain and clean it, have it on a winch haul it back up when it hits bottom! meh
is it can be used for submarine pipelines ?
Can't they just clean the chain as its pulled up. I feel like they could come up with a much easier way by having something attached to the ship to clean it as its pulled.
TheRedPanda that chain isn't pulled up. Thats why they need to clean it.
A chain that big isn’t for a ship to be pulling up and down, it wouldn’t get to bad if it was. These are probably more for huge oil rigs
These are permanent mooring chains for offshore rigs. They are not pulled up until the rig is moved, and they can stay in place for years.
1) why?
2) why is the chain clean on the bottom?
3) why?
4) why do you need clean chains?
5) why?!
6) WHY!!!!!!???!??!?!?!
7) (why intensifys)
2) because plants need light to grow and the light can only penetrate so far
4) to reduce drag from currents -> increase stability of whatever it's chained to
I like how innocent number 2 sounded in my head compared to the other ones😂
Why am I here?
This just showed up in my feed
hotel?
Trivago
Zackary Eerola same.
Why not use a 4-6 toothed sprocket inside to prowl the length of the chain, you could start lower and work up the entire chain with the same equiptment, and it's about the same weight seeing as you need the cable motor to run the sprocket, unless a sprocket could run off a smaller motor, long fingers on a possibly 10-15 degree side motion sprocket could use the chain for locomotion with the sideways tolerance for just incase it hits top dead center of a link it'll bounce off the side and then when it's on the side, still trying to move, the path of least resistance is the center of the chain. Even better with two sprockets on one gear train, possibly with a differential and center bearing where the cleaning head could twist with the chain ahead and the drive could twist with its own direction for real life twists, the sprockets would also help align the cleaner as it would always twist with the chain itself because it uses the holes to move
Dear Team
Can you tell subject tool can clean the mooring chain which is partially burried.
Why didn't they clean the whole length of the chain??
Crappy job. They didn't even finish cleaning the chain.
its a joke ffs
ffs this is not real
they're ladies of the evening ffs
Dr. Zoo your a fucking savage
Great piece of equipment, is this out now?
I have never seen a client worry about sea growth on their chains before, which I suspect is the reason this is only an animation, you have to find clients that would pay to hire this, which is a big ask for something none essential.
why didn't they finish the job? for pete's sake. no pay until the job is done. now get back down there and get to work
Ok... this music is ridiculous.
Lukeaduke510 no ,it's way better than the video.
Why do you need to clean them. ❓that stuff will all fall off when it’s winched up. The chain probably costs less than this tool. Hook it on at top out of the water and let gravity take it down. No rov needed. Winch it back up when done. Drop it down a few inches a minute. Idea 2, attach it at top and use it when bringing up the chain. Clean as you go.
OK at least 1 question maybe 2 why not hook at surface and run to bottom then unhook and float to surface or run back up chain seems like more work to hook under water
Moorings are pretty much support beams under water you pull those in you in trouble
And who cleans The chains of The chaincleaner
This looks way more complicated than it should be to slide down a chain and power wash it.
OK, come with a better solution.
Firstly I have no idea why I am here, secondly wouldn't it be better to winch at the top, and let gravity do the rest?
Ben Smith yes. I thought the same thing.
Why not just put it on at the top of the chain and work down?
Why do they even have these chains there?
Crazyhusky787 Gaming channel to moor large ships at or near oil rigs and such.
the website doesn't work, can you give the link?
What is this background music?
It makes a cute little noise felt like I was watching a Disney movie
What's the cleaning rate?
2’ per day bas d on this video
Would like to have seen the real one in action instead of a computer simulation.
Very very nice job I like
why do you need to clean the chains ?
Crazy... This video no comment since 2013 and 2 within 15 minutes lol... must of been watching RC world ???
james mole to keep the corrosion in check
The chains are quite an expense. Therefore, regular cleaning helps to prevent harmful deposits from forming and ruining the chain.
The buildup on the chain is a natural protection. Excessive cleaning will destroy the chain faster.
I agree with you, David.
4:26 work time is over,time to go and have a beer with other robots
I can understand adding music (although I would have preferred narration) but seagulls calling???
Got emotional by the music
So satisfying
Yummy
Pikapetey Animations of course I see fuckin pikapetey watching shit like this.
Pikapetey Animations lol I see you everywhere
I see you're into undersea chain cleaners as well.
When's your next video coming out?
The fuck you doing here?
Someone answer why, why the chain, why clean it, why why why
Was this real footage?
I fell asleep half way through the music, woke up again and the clamp is already off the chain, and the chain still look as creepy as it ever was........
You gotta be yankin my chain.
Great video interesting
i got one of these on amazon for $25 and it broke after a month.
i want one
Congrats to anyone who suffered through this video
lego pieces on the side?
Man made things underwater. now that is scary. never go swimming at a big harbor or close to a big buoy. I did that once.
it might be the last thing you’ll ever do.
Almost drowned after getting my foot tangled up in a steel wire underwater
How did I get from writing an essay to here?
Im i watching troy?
There is ecosystems on that chain
Why does it need cleaning
'cause it smells bad.
Wyatt Watson muricaaa?
This chain cleanér would never work in the real ocean ships...
... ships aren't the only things utilizing chains.
it in not designed for ‘ocean ships’ it is designed for offshore installations that are anchored in deep water, upto 2500m, for anything upto 40 years! Ocean going ships only anchor for days, and heave the anchor up and clean it!
doesn't work in real life, that's why it's all done in CGI.
Video says 'prototype' - probably to support the 'patent pending' paperwork and presales process..
How have I gone from xgames videos to watching this...
your life has lost all direction
It's 3:35AM...why am I here? This is almost as confusing as the time I went from gaming videos, to chemistry videos, to a video on how to properly cut a wheel of an expensive variety of parmesan cheese by hand.
for some reason that chain scares me
Yea, it's defiantly time for bed.
errrm... ok... but why?
Pointless! Those barnicals reduce corrosion!
Well, I know that I just can't stand a dirty chain.
1. There is no need
2.it causes water pollution
3.expensive
4.destroying habitats
5.cant see it working tbh
Wayyy to complex tbh
#subseaengineering
Reminds me of Wall-E somehow.
TheAverageSushi yeah it's name is bubbl-e.
ucity metalhead im dead 😂
Well the good thing is, the lame music here, can't be heard while doing it for real.
What the f**k even was that for
kaercher
Is that actual footage or animation?
Mark Ryan animation
Definitely animation
Computer simulation has finally reached levels when it's undistinguishable from reality
You can't tell it's CGI!? Are you serious!? Are you blind!?
Adam Kalman i liked your response to this sleepy fuk!! Space X is defiantly real, all of it with out a doubt.. Some people say its CGI...how stupid are they huh??
Good video and consept but why did you deside to make a fucking channel just gor it i dont umder stand
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This game seems very boring... 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
Bullshit invention