Subsea Pipeline Inspection
Comprehensive Subsea Pipeline Inspection Solutions
SUBSEA PIPELINE INSPECTION
Safeguarding Safety,
Efficiency & Compliance
Upholding the safety, operational efficiency, and legal compliance of your subsea infrastructure is paramount in the oil and gas industry. At EET, we offer subsea pipeline inspection solutions that instil confidence in the integrity and reliability of your subsea pipelines.
SUBSEA PIPELINE INSPECTION
Safeguarding Safety,
Efficiency & Compliance
Upholding the safety, operational efficiency, and legal compliance of your subsea infrastructure is paramount in the oil and gas industry. At EET, we offer subsea pipeline inspection solutions that instil confidence in the integrity and reliability of your subsea pipelines.
The Importance of Subsea Pipeline Repair
Ensuring Operational Continuity
Preserving Safety & Environmental Protection
Damage in the pipelines can pose safety hazards to personnel and marine life, as well as result in environmental pollution. Subsea pipeline inspection and maintenance, however, help mitigate these risks, safeguarding workers and the marine ecosystem.
Extending Pipeline Lifespan
Over time, subsea pipelines may deteriorate due to factors such as corrosion, fatigue, or external impacts. However, by conducting subsea pipeline inspection maintenance, operators can address these issues and extend the operational lifespan of the pipelines.
Regulatory Compliance
Subsea Pipeline Inspection – FAQ
The pipeline repair process involves several steps to address any damages or integrity issues within the pipeline. These steps typically include:
- Damage assessment
- Isolation and depressurisation
- Pipeline excavation
- Pipeline repair
- Testing and verification
Throughout the entire process, safety protocols, regulatory compliance, and industry best practices are strictly followed to ensure the quality and integrity of the repaired pipeline.
Common methods used for stabilising subsea pipelines include rock dumping, gravity anchors, rock bolts, and trenching. These methods help reinforce the pipelines’ stability and reliability in challenging subsea environments.
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Introducing NAUTILUS
- Working Depth: 150 m
- Pipeline Repair Diameter: 12” to 16”
- Wrapping Material: Composite material (NRI Viperskin)
- Max. Temperature: 92°C
- Max. Pressure: 90 Bar (subject to the number of wrappings)
- Remote-controlled robot for pipeline inspection and repair.
- Featuring PAUT/TOFD capabilities for overcoating and 3LPP.
- Pipeline coating removal services.
- Pipeline repair options, including patching and wrapping ROV support for necessary prep work such as trenching.