Requirements & product concept
Establish the task, location and operating conditions, then select or develop the right vessel or platform.
Operating requirements · options · general arrangementProduct & engineering servicesFrom your requirement
From your requirement
to a complete product.
DESAIL provides vessels, offshore platforms and marine products tailored to your needs, from design and construction through to transport and delivery.
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Complete product delivery
One product. From concept to handover.
Start with an established design or develop a new arrangement. The operating task, site conditions and delivery requirements guide the solution.
Design & construction
Translate the requirement into a product design and bring its structure, equipment and systems together.
Product design · structure & equipment · system integrationTransport & delivery
Plan the transport, assembly and handover around the product and its destination.
Transport planning · site assembly · product handoverModular systems
Transport in sections. Work as one platform.
A modular floating structure combines separate watertight units through designed connections. A larger working platform can reach its location as smaller transportable sections.
The module size, connections and assembly method are designed for the project. Transport access and structural requirements shape the arrangement.
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Define the modules
Set the arrangement around the task, loads and transport constraints.
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Move the sections
Choose a land or water route suited to the modules and access conditions.
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Assemble at site
Connect the modules on land or afloat, according to the project plan.
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Prepare for operation
Complete interfaces, system integration and the required project checks.
Applications include working barges, piling and survey platforms, and floating jetties. Structural strength, stability, connections and operating conditions determine suitability.
Transport explained
How vessels and platforms reach the site.
First establish what moves: separate modules, larger sections or a complete unit. Then choose the route and handling method. Modular and conventional structures can each use more than one transport mode.
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Over land
Modules or sections travel by truck or trailer. Smaller complete units can also move by road where their size and the route allow.
Key considerations: dimensions, weight, route and site access.02
Aboard a carrier
Modules, sections or complete units are carried on a ship or barge. Loading may use lifting, roll-on or float-on methods, depending on the cargo and carrier.
Key considerations: carrying capacity, handling method and terminal facilities.03
Afloat
A complete floating unit can be towed by a tug. A self-propelled vessel can travel under its own power when suitable for the voyage.
Key considerations: stability, draught, voyage conditions and weather.04
Combined land & sea
Land transport, carriage and towage can be combined across the journey, with transfer and assembly at suitable locations.
Key considerations: transfer interfaces, handling facilities and final access.Illustrations explain transport principles. The actual method depends on the unit and project conditions.
Digital engineering
Compare configurations around the requirement.
Parametric platform development connects the requirement, model and early technical definition to support option review.
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Working together
Start with the mission and the constraints.
The operating task, location, payload, water depth and transport access establish the starting point. Existing drawings or reference material can help define the brief.
Discuss your project →01
Define the brief
Agree the operating objective and key constraints.
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Review the options
Compare feasible arrangements, equipment and transport routes.
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Agree the product & delivery plan
Agree the product arrangement, delivery route and next steps.