39m M/Y Jasmin, Built by RMK Shipyard — Automation System Refit
On the 39-metre M/Y Jasmin, built by RMK Shipyard, we completely renewed the existing automation system in line with the vessel’s overall class certification. As part of the project, the AMS (Alarm Monitoring System) was designed from scratch, bringing the electrical, fuel, bilge, door/hatch, navigation light and auxiliary pump systems together in a single central interface.
The screenshots below are examples from the design and pre-commissioning configuration stage of the new AMS interface.
Vessel Particulars
The main screen showing the vessel’s principal dimensions, tonnage, cruising speed, engines and generators.
Main Switchboard
Voltage, current, frequency and power for the port and starboard generators, shore power and the 220V panel, monitored from a single screen.
Fuel Tanks
Real-time tracking of the layout and fill levels of all fuel tanks and the total fuel quantity.
Bilge Alarm Level
Bilge alarm points in the vessel’s different compartments, positioned and monitored on the ship’s diagram.
Door & Hatches
The open/closed status of every door and hatch, shown with colour-coded indicators on the deck plan.
Navigation Light Control
Control of all navigation lights — including anchor, port, starboard, steaming, stern and NUC lights — on the vessel diagram.
General Controls — Pumps and Auxiliary Systems
Start/stop control of the fuel transfer, bilge/ballast, engine room fan, clean oil, seawater circulation and fire/deck wash pumps.