SeaView Systems Pipeline and tunnel Inspections

Long Distance Pipeline Inspection

Pipeline Inspection: LDROV

Much of the worlds potable water supply and sewer infrastructure installed at the beginning of the 1900's is coming to the end of its working life. To assist water utility, power engineering firms, pulp mill operators and other water users with their pipeline maintenance and rehabilitation programs, SeaView Systems has developed a specialized ROV system for performing long distance pipeline inspections capable of observing and objectively measuring the condition of tunnels and pipelines.

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SeaView Serpent

Lowering control trailer onto vessel for Pacific coast outfall inspection

	Able to perform inspections in small diameter pipelines
	Greatly reduced cost compared to diving or mobilization of conventional ROV systems.
	Fiber optic quality video record
	Able to carry profiling sonar and other sensors in order to provide objective measurement of pipeline
	Reduced liability exposure
	Option for modeling pipeline in 3d graphics.
	Simple operation, fuss free service.

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Capabilities

Our Long Distance ROV (LDROV) pipeline inspection system is capable of performing very detailed inspections of even the smallest flooded pipelines.

10,000+' Penetration

We currently carry 10,000' of neutrally buoyant fiber optic umbilical. This is a figure that satisfies most of our projects. We could tool to go further on a project-by-project basis.

Fiber Optic video/data transmission

Using fiber optic technology allows us to maintain high quality video over the very long umbilical runs. In addition we are able to carry many different sensors as the job requires.

Accurate penetration depth measurement

Our system allows the depth of penetration to be accurately measured from within the pipeline. Penetration depth accuracy of <0.3% is currently achievable.

Objective measurement techniques

Not only are we able to perform very high resolution video inspections but we are also able to very accurately measure the pipeline by using a profiling sonar. If required, this data can be processed to give a 3D representation of the inside of the pipeline.