UMBILICAL WINCH OVERHAUL & LIFE EXTENSION

Extending the operational life of critical offshore equipment through structured refurbishment, upgrades and testing.

An offshore umbilical winch was fully refurbished and upgraded to support continued operation in demanding marine environments. The scope included complete disassembly, inspection, structural refurbishment, hydraulic upgrades, electrical modifications, surface treatment and full functional testing before return to service.

The project demonstrates how existing offshore assets can be modernized and maintained to current operational requirements without the cost and lead time associated with manufacturing new equipment.

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Client

Scanmudring

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Date

2025

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Our Role

Turnkey Upgrade Contractor

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Schedule

10-12 weeks

Scoope Of Work

The winch was dismantled into individual assemblies, allowing inspection of critical components including drum bearings, support structures, gearbox arrangements and spooling equipment. Wear components such as bearings, seals, chains and brake components were replaced where required.

Complete Mechanical Refurbishment

The winch was dismantled into individual assemblies, allowing inspection of critical components including drum bearings, support structures, gearbox arrangements and spooling equipment

Hydraulic System Upgrade

The hydraulic system underwent extensive modernization, including: New hydraulic motor, New valve block, New hydraulic hoses and piping

Surface Treatment and Corrosion Protection

The winch frame, drum and associated equipment received surface preparation and repainting according to NORSOK coating requirements. Structural defects and obsolete brackets were removed or repaired prior to coating.

Electrical and Control Improvements

Electrical cabinets, slip ring assemblies, junction boxes and control systems were inspected, cleaned and upgraded. A new stainless-steel control panel was manufactured and installed together with updated instrumentation and controls.
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