What Types of Defects or Issues Can an ROV Identify?

Defects in subsea infrastructure (pipelines, offshore platforms)

ROVs can identify various defects and issues, including:

Structural damage (cracks, corrosion, dents)

Blockages or sediment buildup

Electrical or cable failures

Marine life fouling

Equipment malfunctions (thrusters, cameras)

Environmental changes (temperature, water quality)

Defects in subsea infrastructure (pipelines, offshore platforms)

Wear and tear on subsea tools or turbines

ROVs can identify various defects or issues, including:

Structural Damage: Cracks, leaks, dents, and corrosion.

Obstructions: Debris, sediment buildup, and blockages.

Marine Fouling: Biofouling (e.g., barnacles) on equipment.

Electrical Failures: Damaged cables and power issues.

Equipment Malfunctions: Thruster or sensor failures.

Environmental Changes: Water quality shifts and temperature anomalies.

Pipeline Integrity: Leaks, deformations, or wear.

Corrosion – On pipelines, ship hulls, or structures.