Strainstall devices to monitor floating structure offshore Qatar

Strainstall Marine is to supply stress monitoring systems for Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries to be fitted aboard a new 405-m (1,329-ft) floating drydock offshore Qatar.

Nov 4th, 2013

Offshore staff

COWES, UK – Strainstall Marine is to supply stress monitoring systems for Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries to be fitted aboard a new 405-m (1,329-ft) floating drydock offshore Qatar.

Qatar Petroleum owns floating drydock hull number S708, and the new monitoring systems are due to be installed next February.

Strainstall will provide its StressAlert HSMS and torsional monitoring technology. This involves continuous monitoring and display of hull structural integrity, and predictions of hull status and deterioration.

11/4/2013

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