Subsea monitoring device simplifies fault diagnosis

C-Kore Systems has introduced a new subsea testing tool, the C-Kore sensor monitor.

Offshore staff

YORK, UK – C-Kore Systems has introduced a new subsea testing tool, the C-Kore sensor monitor.

This can be deployed for decommissioning, subsea fault-finding and construction to provide feedback from subsea sensors such as wellhead pressures and temperatures, even if a subsea datalink is not available.

During decommissioning or construction, the device can be used to ensure wellhead pressures are within safe limits for divers, C-Kore added, and to prevent accidental release of hydrocarbons into the environment.

In fault-finding mode, it can diagnose faulty sensors without use of downlines, dispensing with unnecessary or costly sensor change-outs.

The device can take automated reading of subsea sensors quickly and does not require any subsea infrastructure or downlines to operate.

02/01/2019

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