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TENSA DMS proves vital for Cooper Energy’s Bass Strait operation

Convinced by a demonstration of the TENSA Dynamic Motion System (DMS) motion monitoring sensor and software at the AOG 2018, Cooper Energy decided to hire a TENSA DMS Mini complete with its full monitoring software application for their offshore operations on the Ocean Monarch rig. TENSA DMS is especially useful to monitor heave velocity, pitch […]

5 applications for TENSA DMS motion monitoring system

In offshore operations, moving heavy equipment from and to vessels in a seastate can be a tricky business. The movement of the vessels can cause large dynamic loads to be applied to a crane when the load is lifted from the deck. These loads, however, are not easily predicted with the current technology of ‘guesstimating’ […]

3 Reasons Why You Should Visit TENSA at AOG 2018

TENSA Equipment will be exhibiting at the Australasian Oil and Gas Exhibition and Conference (AOG) 2018 from Wednesday 14 to Friday 16 March at the Perth Exhibition and Conference Centre (PECC). Join us at Booth J1. To help you make the most of your visit, we give you 3 reasons why you should join us: Reason […]

TENSA Awarded NERA Grant for ROBORIGGER and Active Heave Compensated Pedestal

TENSA Awarded NERA Grant for ROBORIGGER and Active Heave Compensated Pedestal

TENSA is delighted to announce we have been awarded two innovation vouchers from National Energy Resources Australia (NERA) for our Active Heave Compensated (AHC) Pedestal and soon to be launched Roborigger, two products which deliver innovative solutions to technical challenges faced by various companies in the oil and gas and construction industries.

Our AHC Pedestal provides an alternative to using helicopters for transferring personnel from one vessel to another at offshore oil and gas facilities. The Pedestal reduces relative motion between vessels enabling a lightweight gangway on a small high speed vessel to match the motion of a larger vessel. If helicopters are replaced by vessels, transferring personnel becomes less costly and safer, improving health and safety as well as financial outcomes.