FAQs

+ How will a DARTT Recorder save time?

Thanks to the high accuracy, ultra-precision digital pressure gauges and negative pressure testing functionality, The DARTT Recorder identifies a passed test instantly. The tendency for an operator to extend the hold period of a paper chart “just to be sure” is eliminated. Our case studies show this alone can save tens of thousands of dollars on a BOP testing sequence. The predictive features of the DARTT Recorder helps an operator decide early weather to bump pressure, start trouble shooting for a leak, or standby as the test will pass as is. These features change decision making from subjective to matter of fact, and save a lot of time per test. There are many other features that save time, contact us for more details.

+ How does a DARTT eliminate False Passes?

DARTT will eliminate the risk of incorrectly assessed tests. The DARTT Recorder only passes a test that has met the companies specification. Consequences of false passes can be catastrophic… who needs that risk.

+ Can anyone operate the DARTT Recorder?

Yes, the DARTT Recorder is intuitive and easy to operate. Test setups are performed through a structured “wizard” that guides the operators inputs, there is a very short learning curve. All of our clients operate the chart recorder device themselves, however, we can send a DARTT engineer to site where this is preferred.

+ Can we get a demonstration?

Absolutely! Contact us.

+ Who has been using the DARTT Recorder?

So far most Australian Oil and Gas major operators have been taking advantage of the DARTT Recorders pressure testing capabilities. The chart recorder device has been used through the entire life cycle of the assets from component manufacture and factory acceptance testing to system integration testing, pre-mobilisation testing, deck testing and installation testing.

+ Is compliance assured?

Eliminate the risk of incorrectly assessed tests. The BOP DARTT Recorder only passes a test that has met the companies specification. Consequences of false passes can be catastrophic… who needs that risk.