Our external turret systems have matured to embrace the most advanced technology, including swivel stacks to accommodate higher subsea production pressures and multiple risers for transfer of produced oil, gas, and water injection, as well as electricity, hydraulics, and fiber optics from subsea to the vessel or vice versa.

Internal disconnectable turret enables vessels to disconnect and sail away to avoid typhoons, hurricanes, and icebergs in remote, deep water, and other challenging environments. Ships return to normal production operations with a quick, reliable reconnect sequence. The design adapts to a wide range of water depths.

FPSO and FSO vessels operate further offshore, in deeper waters, and in harsher environments. Internal permanent turret mooring systems enable vessels to remain securely operational despite harsh conditions.Suitable for both existing and new-built vessels, the permanent internal turret offers greater mooring and fluid transfer capabilities, accommodating 100 or more risers and adapting to a wide range of water depths in the world’s harshest offshore environments.

Spread mooring systems use four groupings of anchor legs arranged symmetrically. The anchor legs attach to the bow and stern on the port and starboard to secure the vessel in place with a fixed heading.

Tower yoke systems are cost-effective, reliable solutions for permanently mooring FPSO and FSO vessels in shallow water. The yoke system links the vessel to a fixed tower outfitted with a mechanical turntable, which enables the vessel to weathervane freely around the tower. The yoke allows the vessel to pitch and roll, sway and yaw, and heave and surge without inducing unacceptable loads on the mooring links.