Monitoring offshore, subsea and vessel structures

Marine structures operate in saltwater, waves and extreme weather. Instrumentation records structural response, pressure and corrosion so owners can review condition and plan maintenance.

• Offshore platforms: vibration from waves and equipment, structural strain, pressure in critical components, and corrosion.
• Subsea constructions: pressure at depth, vibration and movement, strain and corrosion of underwater foundations and structures.
• Marine pipelines: pressure, flow, strain and temperature in subsea and aboveground lines.
• Ships and vessels: tilt, dynamic response to waves, hull strain, fuel and fluid flow, and environmental conditions.

Monitoring software can provide trend analysis and reports to support maintenance and operational decisions.

• Accelerometers: vibration and dynamic response to waves and equipment.
• Strain gauges: strain on platforms, subsea structures, pipelines and hulls.
• Pressure sensors: pressure in pipelines, structural components and at depth.
• Corrosion monitoring sensors: degradation of metal exposed to seawater.
• Flow meters: flow in pipelines and in vessel fuel and fluid systems.
• Temperature sensors: temperature in pipelines.
• Tiltmeters: vessel tilt in rough water.
• Environmental sensors: wind speed, humidity and temperature.