Offshore Structural Analysis Software
Nothing Is Stronger at Sea
Deliver timely, compliant, and cost-effective offshore engineering and wind, marine operations, and vessel design projects with industry-proven software.
Offshore Structural Analysis Software
Collaborate more effectively using integrated software applications to analyze, design, and simulate the response of complex offshore structures and vessels. Address all structural and naval architectural aspects of offshore projects with OpenWindPower, SACS, MAXSURF, MOSES, and PLAXIS Monopile Designer.
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Overview
Capabilities
Benefits
OPENWINDPOWER
Pioneering Offshore Wind

SACS
Achieve Offshore Structural Engineering Excellence

MAXSURF
Maximize Vessel Performance

MOSES
Conquer the Complexity of Marine Operations

PLAXIS MONOPILE DESIGNER
Drive Power with Efficient Offshore Foundations

User Stories

WILSON JOHN, STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ENGINEER
Zakum Development Company
“SACS software and its tailor-made enhancements is a very useful tool for structural integrity engineers where a quick workable solution is required in the shortest possible time.”

FEI JIN, BIM MANAGER
Shanghai Investigation, Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd.
“With OpenWindPower, the design team iterated designs to determine the best way to protect the tower foundations from ice damage. Their work resulted in anti-ice cones, which flare out where the tower meets the water. The design … protects the tower foundation by providing a much thicker surface area that deflects floating ice more effectively than a narrower surface.”

ZONG YAO, SENIOR ENGINEER
China Ocean Engineering Shanghai Company (COES)
“After our innovative solution was first practiced and proved in the Sewol recovery project in early 2017, this solution is used in offshore industry frequently for large shipwreck recoveries in one piece. This solution is further proved as the best wreck-removal method in terms of environmental friendliness, as well as engineering and economic viability.”