(WO) — Rosenxt has expanded its subsea inspection services for offshore structures, pipelines and cables, combining remotely operated and autonomous inspection technologies with integrity assessment and data analysis.
The offering is designed to support operators from initial inspection planning through offshore execution, data interpretation and reporting. Rosenxt said inspection programs can be tailored to specific integrity requirements, including assessing asset condition, investigating changes and planning interventions.
Inspection capabilities include visual surveys, repeatable 3D reconstruction, cathodic protection and wall-thickness measurements. Rosenxt can also perform pipeline and cable route assessments, depth-of-burial assessments and seabed surveys.
Data collected during inspections can identify changes in asset condition as well as scour, free spans, debris and other potential hazards. The information can then be used to prioritize further assessments and interventions and support asset-life planning.
“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.
The expanded offering builds on Rosenxt’s existing pipeline integrity and engineering expertise and incorporates autonomous subsea technology. Its capabilities have also been strengthened through technology acquisitions including K.U.M. and Zupt.
Rosenxt said the combination of subsea inspection, monitoring and data analysis is intended to provide operators with repeatable condition information that can be compared over time to support offshore asset integrity decisions.
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