While we highly recommend a sea trial for the best experience and validation of system performance, it is not mandatory. If a sea trial is not feasible, a harbor acceptance test can be conducted as an alternative.

If a sea trial is not possible, we can perform harbor acceptance tests, which include casts at the dock under computer control to ensure the system works as intended. This method provides a reliable alternative for validating system performance.

The installation timeline varies depending on the complexity and level of preparation. We recommend a timeframe of 3 to 5 days, including contingency days, to ensure a thorough and efficient installation process.

Commissioning costs can vary based on the specific requirements and complexity of the installation. These costs typically cover the full scope of services, including preparation, installation, testing, and training.

AML adheres to international standards and certification processes to ensure that all systems are compliant with regional regulations. We work closely with customers to address any specific certification needs.

Our custom engineering solutions are developed with a focus on durability and long-term reliability. We provide comprehensive support and training to ensure customers are confident in operating and maintaining their systems.

While we strive to meet all customization needs, there are practical limitations based on technical feasibility, cost, and certification requirements. It’s essential to discuss specific needs during the initial consultation to ensure all requirements can be met effectively.

Typically, AML retains the IP resulting from custom engineering projects. However, specific arrangements can be made based on the project requirements, and clients may retain certain rights or opt to purchase the developed solution directly from AML.