A Review of Motion Compensation Technology and Application Status of Marine Crane Payload System

Abstract With the diversified development of offshore lifting scenarios and lifting objects, the safety, reliability, and economy of lifting motion compensation techniques for large, heavy, geometrically structured and unevenly mass-distributed payloads are facing new challenges. This article systematically reviews the development history of offshore lifting motion compensation technology, which not only introduces the latest research progress of representative offshore lifting motion compensation technology but also introduces some offshore lifting motion compensation products with superior performance in the field of offshore engineering, and comprehensively summarizes the technical features, working principles, advantages and disadvantages of these products in a comprehensive way. Finally, it is pointed out that the motion compensation technology for offshore cranes and gangways in the new situation should focus on breakthroughs in the direction of fast response, high compensation accuracy, adaptability to larger loads, and intelligent control, so as to provide a little help in achieving safe and efficient offshore cargo lifting and personnel transfer.

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Journal of Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering
Published
2025-07-25
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https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4069240
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2
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Marine and Coastal Research
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A Review of Motion Compensation Technology and Application Status of Marine Crane Payload System

Fangshi Zhang, Shenghai Wang, Guoliang Jin
2 citations
Journal of Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering
Marine and Coastal Research
2.29
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A Review of Motion Compensation Technology and Application Status of Marine Crane Payload System

Fangshi Zhang, Shenghai Wang, Guoliang Jin
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2 citations

Abstract

Abstract With the diversified development of offshore lifting scenarios and lifting objects, the safety, reliability, and economy of lifting motion compensation techniques for large, heavy, geometrically structured and unevenly mass-distributed payloads are facing new challenges. This article systematically reviews the development history of offshore lifting motion compensation technology, which not only introduces the latest research progress of representative offshore lifting motion compensation technology but also introduces some offshore lifting motion compensation products with superior performance in the field of offshore engineering, and comprehensively summarizes the technical features, working principles, advantages and disadvantages of these products in a comprehensive way. Finally, it is pointed out that the motion compensation technology for offshore cranes and gangways in the new situation should focus on breakthroughs in the direction of fast response, high compensation accuracy, adaptability to larger loads, and intelligent control, so as to provide a little help in achieving safe and efficient offshore cargo lifting and personnel transfer.

Journal of Offshore Mechanics and Arctic EngineeringVol. 147(5)
Liaoning Ocean and Fisheries Research Institute (CN), Dalian Maritime University (CN), China Classification Society (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
Marine and Coastal Research
2.29
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