Design Cycle

The Offshore Energy design cycle closely considers all aspects of the requirements at each and every step of your project:

• Intended purpose and performance
• Cost and schedule constraints
• Design life
• Operating environment
• Input loads
• Vessel interface
• Material selection
• Package deployments
  • Dynamic amplification factor (DAF)
  • Splash zone transparency
  • On-bottom weight limitation
  • On-bottom stability
  • Operating depth
  • Remote intervention requirements
  • Recovery/de-ommissioning
• Critical, high stress or high fatigue components
• Failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA/FMECA)
• Control system design
• Electro and electro-mechanical/hydraulic system design
• Power interface and requirements
• IP rating
• Foundations/sea fastenings
• Access, fire and lightning considerations
• Paint systems and/or cathodic protection
• In-service inspection plans

Some of the equipment and systems we have provided include:

• CNC / PLC /SCADA precision controlled equipment
• Cable baskets
• Deck grillages
• Package deployment systems
• J-tube and riser systems
• Modular handling systems
• Launch and recovery systems
• High-power subsea trenching vehicles
• Product lay systems
• Sea fastening and vessel interface