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Get a verified, up-to-date view of cathodic protection performance that supports corrosion control decisions and life-extension planning for subsea and offshore assets.

Integrity engineers and corrosion specialists managing subsea and offshore assets rely on cathodic protection designs that remain valid long after installation. Over time, changes in anode output, coating condition and operating environment can make original design assumptions unreliable, increasing uncertainty around protection levels and remaining service life. Without a clear link between modelling and inspection data, teams risk over-design, local under-protection or delayed intervention decisions.

Connect modelling with field data

Cathodic protection modelling and management connects performance modelling with verified field data to establish a current, asset-specific picture of protection coverage and anode utilisation. This allows engineers to validate protection levels, document compliance, prioritize optimisation or retrofit actions and plan maintenance based on predictable corrosion control rather than assumptions.

Integrated CP simulation of multiple subsea and topside assets, where colour-mapped potentials help engineers validate protection levels and optimise anode design across the full system.
3D cathodic protection (CP) model showing simulated potential distribution across interconnected offshore structures, used to verify protection coverage, anode performance and corrosion control in complex systems.

Challenges

When cathodic protection models fall out of step with field data, protection drifts and risk accumulates

Models lose accuracy as assets change

As anodes deplete, coatings degrade and operating conditions shift, static models no longer reflect real protection levels, undermining confidence in decisions.

Unverified protection masks emerging corrosion risk

Without continuous validation against field data, areas of under- or over-protection remain undetected until damage or non-compliance occurs.

Disconnected data delays optimisation and response

When inspection results, surveys and models are not integrated, teams struggle to act on changes and prioritise corrective actions in time.

Manual updates increase uncertainty and workload

Recalculating protection scenarios without integrated tools is time-consuming and error-prone, slowing decisions and increasing operational risk.

Benefits

Get validated cathodic protection models that give you control over design, operation and asset life.

Accurate insight, confident design 

SeaCorr™ modelling simulates CP performance from deployment to end of life.

Linked data, continuous verification

Design models connect with inspection and survey data, giving a live view of cathodic protection performance in service.

Optimised materials, lower cost

Precise current and anode optimisation reduces unnecessary weight, material use and installation effort.

Fewer interventions, longer asset life

Performance trends reveal protection loss early, enabling proactive adjustment before failures or unplanned retrofits.

Make sure your cathodic protection performs as intended

Get a quote based on your asset, available data and modelling needs. We define scope, verify assumptions and estimate the effort required to manage cathodic protection performance over time.

Service scope

Methods for modelling, verifying and managing cathodic protection

  • Uses finite element and boundary element methods to simulate current distribution, anode efficiency and protection potential across complex subsea and topside structures.
  • Demonstrates expected cathodic protection performance throughout asset life, identifying under- or over-protected areas before installation.
  • Integrates real inspection data to validate model accuracy and refine predictions over time.

Standards

Verified against international cathodic protection and modelling standards

Svenn Magne Wigen

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Svenn Magne Wigen

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