ARTEMIS®
ARTEMIS®
Key benefits of the ARTEMIS® system include:
- It’s the only high-resolution inspection technology able to penetrate thick subsea coating
- Without the need of coating removal cuts project costs in half
- It enables extremely accurate inspection data
- Costs and risks to personnel are minimized through reduced inspection time
ARTEMIS®—making pipeline inspection through thick subsea coating possible.
Our Services

Subsea Structures

Splash Zone

Vessels and FPSOs

Flexible Risers

Pipelines

Grouting
Case Studies
Acoustic Resonance Technology External Measurement Inspection System
The purpose of the inspection was to measure effective steel thickness through 4 inches of pipeline insulations made of Glass syntactic polypropylene and injection moulded polypropylene. Scanning operations were carried out at 2000 meters water depth. More than 40...

Acoustic Resonance Technology External Measurement Inspection System
The purpose of the inspection was to measure effective steel thickness through 4 inches of pipeline insulations made of Glass syntactic polypropylene and injection moulded polypropylene. Scanning operations were carried out at 2000 meters water depth. More than 40...
ART® vCaliper – The Solution for Tight Access Ovality and Wall Thickness Subsea Inspection
The Challenge TSC Subsea was initially contracted by C-Innovation to conduct weld inspections for a major operator in the GOM. Within its life extension plan, the operator is required to carry out crack detection of the column to pontoon welds as part of its UWILD...
When size matters, the ARTEMIS® vCompact will get you out of a tight spot
The Challenge Beach Energy Ltd contracted TSC Subsea to carry out a wall thickness inspection through coating on the 20” Otway pipeline located near the Thylacine A platform in the Bass Strait, Australia. The inspection was to determine the size and depth of corrosion...
Remote Subsea Inspections
The challenge Risers, and the riser guides that hold them in place, are subject to severe environmental conditions that often lead to fatigue damage. Failure of these structures could be potentially catastrophic so they must be inspected regularly to ensure structure...
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