Subsea Structures

We utilize advanced fabrication techniques to construct robust and reliable manifolds that can withstand harsh subsea environments.  

Our subsea Pipeline End Terminations (PLETs) and Pipeline End Manifolds (PLEMs) are engineered to meet the highest standards of reliability and performance in offshore oil and gas production. 

Jumpers are designed with bends to allow for expansion and contraction due to changes in pressure and temperature. This flexibility helps in managing the stresses caused by environmental conditions.

Our mudmats and foundation piles provide robust and reliable support for subsea operations. Mudmats distribute loads over a larger area to prevent sinking in soft seabed conditions, ensuring stability during installation and operation.  

The design of core caissons is influenced by soil conditions, the bearing stratum, environmental factors, and the specific axial and lateral loads they must support.  These factors collectively ensure that the caisson provides a stable and reliable foundation for the intended structure.  

Designing subsea structures involves site surveys, environmental assessments, and advanced modeling. Fabrication uses precise welding and machining, with strict quality control. Final structures are transported and installed using specialized equipment for stability and efficiency.