Rosenxt has expanded its subsea inspection services for pipelines, structures and cables, combining remotely operated and autonomous technologies with integrity assessment and data analysis.
(P&GJ) — Rosenxt has expanded its subsea inspection services for pipelines, structures and cables, combining remotely operated and autonomous technologies with integrity assessment and data analysis.
The expanded offering is designed to support operators from initial inspection planning through data collection, interpretation and reporting, with inspection programs tailored to specific asset integrity requirements.
Services include visual inspection, repeatable 3D reconstruction, cathodic protection and wall-thickness measurement, as well as pipeline and cable route assessments, depth-of-burial assessments and seabed surveys.
Inspection data can be used to identify changes in asset condition and detect scour, pipeline free spans, debris and other potential hazards that may require further assessment or intervention.
“Building on decades of asset integrity expertise, combined with recent strategic transactions that bring expert knowledge, experience and technology together, we are excited to bring a forward-looking option to the market,” said Joe Tidball, venture manager at Rosenxt Subsea Structures.
Rosenxt said its approach begins by defining the condition information required for a particular asset before developing the inspection scope. The goal is to produce repeatable data that can be compared over time to support integrity assessments, maintenance planning and asset-life management.
The company’s subsea business combines autonomous inspection technology with its pipeline integrity and engineering capabilities. Rosenxt has also expanded its subsea technology portfolio through acquisitions including K.U.M. and Zupt.
