The 4insight® valve service enables operators of subsea developments to efficiently track the operation and condition of subsea manual valves by direct input from 3rd intervention companies.

A subsea field development often has hundreds of manual valves operated by ROVs or divers. These valves act as crucial safety barriers avoiding unwanted spills of hydrocarbons into the environment. During subsea intervention work, replacements, or new tie-ins, it is imperative that the valves are correctly positioned and fit for purpose so that the barriers remain intact. The 4insight® valve service enables Company and 3rd party intervention companies to maintain and track valve status. This ensures alignment between all stakeholders working with valves and barriers. Degrading valves can easily be identified in a dynamic dashboard by comparing valve performance with valves of a similar type.

Key Benefits

Reduces maloperation and excessive torqueing of valves
Early detection of slow valves enabling replacement before failure
Saves time by optimizing the valve operation management process
Ensure that barriers are intact between all stakeholders working with valves
Allows delivery of results digitally
Enables engineers to monitor valve operation campaigns in a dynamic dashboard
Integrates with Company systems through REST APIs
Secure access to any 3rd party working with valve data
Upload documents, videos and pictures to complement the valve operation work

Features

Allows third party to upload valve operation data during a campaign
Comprehensive dashboard where all data is visible in one place
Make barrier status report and share with all stakeholders
Overview of historical information and performance of different valves
Upload documents, videos and pictures to document valve status and health
Find valves using the powerful search engine
Secure access to any 3rd party working with valves and barriers
Organise valve operations in separate campaigns
Expose all data through REST APIs

ValveTrack

by 4SUBSEA AS