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The authors intent for 17D is to follow 6A for the majority of manufacturing and testing, but to highlight the necessary design differences associated with operating wellhead equipment in a submerged ocean environment.
17D deals with piping/plumbing requirements 17D wellheads has only one annular vent/test port for production casing to production tubing (A annulus, see API 17TR3) 17D offers additional dual valve block bore spacing dimensions up to 5x2 bores (in addition to 6A bore spacing) 17D has different flange requirements
17D does not recognize segmented flanges, R or RX gaskets only raised face 6B style is accepted 17D has swivel flanges (17SS) 17D only recognizes 6B flange geometry and BX gaskets for all pressure service, including 5k psi; ring grooves feature a CRA inlay 17D recommends corrosion resistant materials for BX gaskets 17D recommended make-up bolting stress is 2/3 of yield and requires face-to-face make-up (6A is Sy and allows standoff)
Material Class
AA-HH; based on CO2 level and H2S partial pressure
Temperature Class
K, L, N, P, R, S, U, V, X, Y
Performance Requirements
PR1, PR2
Based in principle on NACE MR-01-75 ISO 15156. However definition of CRA IS DIFFERENT!!
corrosion-resistant alloys (CRA) non-ferrous alloys where any one or the sum of the specified amount of the following alloy elements exceeds 50%: titanium, nickel, cobalt, chromium, and molybdenum NOTE: This term refers to corrosion resistant alloys and not cracking resistant alloys as mentioned in ISO 15156 corrosion-resistant materials (CRM) ferrous or non-ferrous alloys which are more corrosion resistant than low alloy steels. This term includes: CRAs, duplex, and stainless steels. NOTE: This term is synonymous with CRA as mentioned in ISO 15156
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65 x 52
(2-9/16 x 2-1/16)
101,60 (4,000)
128,27 (5,050) 139,70 (5,500) 171,45 (6,750)
47,63 (1,875)
64,10 (2,524) 28,58 (1,125) 0,0
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Specification Break
The location of the specification break between the requirements of 13628-4 (on the tree or CGB) and that of the flowline / pipeline is specifically defined below. Tree and tubing head / CGB specification breaks:
Design code: All inboard piping (upstream of the wing valve) shall be designed according to 13628-4. Outboard piping shall have a RWP equal to the RWP of the tree. Piping design shall be in accordance with the specified piping code using the subsea trees RWP as the piping codes design pressure. Piping codes include: API RP 1111, ANSI/ASME B31.4, ANSI/ASME B31.8 or ANSI/ASME B31.3. End connections/fittings for both inboard and outboard piping shall be designed per 13628-4, regardless of piping code used. Testing: All testing for inboard piping shall conform to the requirements per 13628-4. Outboard piping shall be in accordance with the specified piping code. Materials: Materials for inboard piping shall conform to 13628-4. Material for outboard piping and pipe fittings shall conform to the requirements of the specified piping code. For example, wall thickness calculated using ANSI/ASME B31.3 requires the use of ANSI/ASME B31.3 allowable material stresses.
13628-4
XOV PSV
Pipeline Code
AWV
ASV
PWV
13628-4
VX TEST
13628-4
DHSV
Welding of inboard piping shall be in accordance with 13628-4. Welding of outboard piping shall conform to the specified piping code or 13628-4, whichever is appropriate.
inboard tree piping subsea tree piping which is upstream of the last tree valve (including choke assemblies) CONVENTIONAL SUBSEA TREE
2050-S02A.dwg outboard tree piping subsea tree piping which is downstream of the last tree valve (including choke assemblies) and upstream of flowline connection (refer to flow loop)
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SUBSEA TREE 13628-4 SCM 13628-6 UMBILICAL 13628-5 WELLHEAD SUBSEA DISTRIBUTION 13628-6 DOWNHOLE COMPLETION
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Vertical Subsea Tree Hydrostatic Body Test Pressure 1,5 x RWP Lockdown Retention Test Pressure NA
Position A
Description Subsea Wellhead Tubing Head Connector, Tubing Head and Tree Connector Valves, Valve Block SCSSV flow passages and seal sub (pressurecontaining) SCSSV flow passages and seal sub (pressurecontrolling) Tree Cap (passages and lock mechanism) Tubing Hanger Below installed Tubing Hanger Above tubing plug Below tubing plug
1,0 x RWP
1,5 x RWP
NA
1,0 x RWP
1,0 x RWP up to RWP + 17,2 MPa (2 500 psi) max 1,0 x RWP up to RWP + 17,2 MPa (2 500 psi) max
1,5 x RWP
1,5 x RWP up to 1,5 x (RWP + 17,2 MPa (2 500 psi)) 1,0 x RWP up to 1,0 x (RWP + 17,2 MPa (2 500 psi))
NA
NA
NA
1,0 x RWP
1,5 x RWP
NA
1,0 x RWP
1,5 x RWP
NA
L1
NA
NA
1,1 x RWP
L2 (not shown)
NA NA
L3
Gallery
NA
NA
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Spec Break Pressure Test Pictorial Representation Horizontal Subsea Tree with Separate Internal Tree Cap
Horizontal Subsea Tree with Separate Internal Tree Cap Position A B C Description Subsea Wellhead Tree Connector Valves, Valve Block SCSSV flow passages and seal sub (pressurecontaining) SCSSV flow passages and seal sub (pressurecontrolling) Debris Cap Crown Plugs Internal Tree Cap RWP 1,0 x RWP 1,0 x RWP 1,0 x RWP 1,0 x RWP up to RWP + 17,2 MPa (2 500 psi) max 1,0 x RWP up to RWP + 17,2 MPa (2 500 psi) max PMR 1,0 x RWP 1,0 x RWP Hydrostatic Body Test Pressure 1,5 x RWP 1,5 x RWP 1,5 x RWP 1,5 x RWP up to 1,5 x (RWP + 17,2 MPa (2 500 psi)) 1,0 x RWP up to 1,0 x (RWP + 17,2 MPa (2 500 psi)) PMR 1,5 x RWP 1,5 x RWP Lockdown Retention Test Pressure NA NA NA
NA
NA
E F G
NA NA NA
H
L1
Tubing Hanger
Below installed Tubing Hanger Below Internal Tree Cap Above Lower Crown Plug Below Lower Crown Plug Above Upper Crown Plug
1,0 x RWP
NA
1,5 x RWP
NA
NA
1,5 x RWP
L2
NA NA NA NA NA
1,5 x RWP 1,0 x RWP 1,5 x RWP 1,0 x RWP 1,5 x RWP
L3
L4
L5
NA
NA
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Spec Break Pressure Test Pictorial Representation Horizontal Subsea Tree without Separate Internal Tree Cap
Position
Description
RWP
A B C
Subsea Wellhead Tree Connector Valves, Valve Block SCSSV flow passages and seal sub (pressurecontaining) SCSSV flow passages and seal sub (pressurecontrolling) Debris Cap Crown Plugs Internal Tree Cap Tubing Hanger Below installed Tubing Hanger Above Lower Crown Plug
1,0 x RWP 1,0 x RWP 1,0 x RWP 1,0 x RWP up to RWP + 17,2 MPa (2 500 psi) max 1,0 x RWP up to RWP + 17,2 MPa (2 500 psi) max PMR 1,0 x RWP PMR 1,0 x RWP
1,5 x RWP 1,5 x RWP 1,5 x RWP 1,5 x RWP up to 1,5 x (RWP + 17,2 MPa (2 500 psi)) 1,0 x RWP up to 1,0 x (RWP + 17,2 MPa (2 500 psi)) PMR 1,5 x RWP PMR 1,5 x RWP
NA NA NA
NA
NA
E F G H
NA NA NA NA
L1
NA
NA
1,5 x RWP
NA
NA
1,0 x RWP
L2 Below Lower Crown Plug Above Upper Crown Plug Below Upper Crown Plug NA NA NA NA 1,5 x RWP 1,0 x RWP
L3
NA
1,0 RWP up to RWP + 17,2 MPa (2 500 psi) max
NA
1,5 x RWP
L4
Gallery
NA
NA
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Conversion equipment
0,8 Sy Membrane + Bending = Sm + Sh (where Sm < 0,67 Sy) 1,2 Sy (where Sm > 0,67 Sy or < 0,9 Sy) 2,004 Sy - 1,2 Sy
0,67 Sy
0,9 Sy
1,0 Sy
1,35 Sy
NA
2,15 Sy - 1,2 Sy
NOTE 1 Stresses given in this Table shall be determined in accordance with the definitions and methods presented in annex E. The designer shall consider the effects of stresses beyond the yield point on non-integral connections such as threaded connections and latch profiles, where progressive distortion can result. NOTE 2 Bending stresses in this method are limited to lower values than are permitted by the ASME method for secondary stresses since this is a limit-based method with inherently higher safety margins. An alternative method is included in annex E to permit higher secondary stresses while controlling membrane stresses to traditional, more conservative limits.
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gap
Guide posts numbered 1-4 with wide stripes. Rule of thumb : #1 post is usually in NE quarter and number of other posts increase clockwise (BUT NOT ALWAYS ALWAYS CHECK ORIENTATION AT THE START OF A JOB!)
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