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www.seadiscovery.com Marine Technology Reporter 11 MTR100MTR100MTR100MTR100MTR100MTR100 Using computer models to simulate physical, chemical, and biological processes, ASA answers questions about the surface water environment and human interaction within that environment. ASA identifies timely, reliable, and cost-effective solutions to environmental problems and helps manage information through the integration of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) with environmental data monitoring and modeling. Aqua-Air Industries, Inc. 639 Manhattan Blvd. Harvey LA 70058 Tel: 504-362-8124; Fax: 504- 362-3600 Email: sales@aquaairind.com www.aquaairind.com President: Dianne Cruze Executive Vice President: Stacy Cruze Aqua Air Industries is supplier of commercial diving equipment, com- plete saturation systems, sat tankage components, and ancillary equip- ment. Aqua Air Industries designs and builds more than 75 products under our AAI product line and also supplies all major brands of diving equipment. Aqua Air Industries was incorporated 34 years ago by compa- ny founder, Rodney A. Cruze. His dream was to provide innovative equipment to the diving industry. It designed and built the first 1250 air filtration system, standardized by the U.S. Army. It has recently provided the first new-built complete satura- tion diving system to 1000 ft. fabri- cated in the US in over 12 to 14 years. Its two-acre site in Harvey, La., (4 miles from the port of New Orleans) houses our Saturation Systems Division, fabrication facility, warehouse, electronics division, and diver's locker showroom. Technology Profile: Aqua-Air Industries, Inc. designs and manufactures complete new 650 to 1000-ft. Saturation Systems for the worldwide commer- cial/military diving market. The System has a diving complex that is capable of supporting 4-6-10 or 12 divers or two diving teams at different depth levels.Our Diving Bell is equipped for two divers and one bell- man. The bell may have two mating positions, bottom or side. The AAI skid mounted compo- nents are easily mobilized aboard all types of support vessels which per- mits convenient arrangement to min- imize deck space requirements. The AAI Hyperbaric Rescue Chamber (HRC) is capable of sup- porting 4-6-10 or 12 divers. The HRC can have side, bottom, or end mating positions. The air operated HRC launching system incorporates a "Davit" Frame. MTR#6 (1-16).qxd 7/16/2007 10:37 AM Page 13
