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CivilEngineeringDepartment
May2014SEMESTER
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OFFSHOREPIPELINES
Boyun Guo
Shanhong Song
JacobChacko
AliGhalambor
2005Elsevier
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INTRODUCTIONTOOFFSHOREPIPELINES
1. PIPELINESYSTEM
2. PIPELINEINSTALLATION
3. DESIGNOFOFFSHOREPIPELINES
4. PIPELINEHAZARDS
CORROSIONSINPIPELINE
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INTRODUCTION
y Whatispipeline?
y Acommonstructureusedtotransporthydrocarbon(oil
and/orgas)products.
y Offshorepipelinescanbeclassified asfollows:
y Flowlines transportinghydrocarbonfromsatellitesubsea
wellstosubseamanifolds
y Flowlines transportinghydrocarbonfromsubseamanifolds
toproductionfacilityplatforms
y Infieldflowlines transportinghydrocarbonbetween
productionfacilityplatformstoshore
y Flowlines transportingwaterorchemicalsfromproduction
facilityplatforms,throughsubseainjectionsmanifolds,to
injectionwellhead.
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PIPELINESYSTEM
PIPELINEINSTALLATION
y Thereareseveralmethodsforpipelineinstallation
including:
y Slay
y Jlay
y Reelbarge
y Towinmethods
y
y
y
y
Surfacetowmethod
Offbottomtowmethod
Middepthtowmethod
Bottomtowmethod
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PIPELINEINSTALLATION(cont.)
PIPELINEINSTALLATION
SLayMethod
y TheSlaymethodisusedinarangeofwaterdepths
fromshallowto deep.
y Requiresalayingbargeequippedwithseveralwelding
stations.
y Asthebargemovesforwards,thepipeiseasedoffthe
stern,curvingdownwardthroughthewaterasitleaves
untilitreachesthetouchdownpointi.e.Sshape!
y Astinger isusedtosupportthepipeasitleavesthe
barge,byreducingthebendingstress.
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PIPELINEINSTALLATION
SLayMethod(cont.)
PIPELINEINSTALLATION(cont.)
JLayMethod
y TheJlaymethodavoiddifficultiesofSlaying
approach.
y Canbeusedindeeper waterthantheSlaymethod.
y Thebargehasatalltoweronthesterntoweldandslip
preweldedpipesections.
y Itsbargedropsthepipedownalmostverticallyuntilit
reachesdowntowni.e.Jshape!
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PIPELINEINSTALLATION(cont.)
JLayMethod(cont.)
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PIPELINEINSTALLATION(cont.)
TowinMethods
y Foralltowinmethods,thepipehastohavea
uniformlowweightduringthetow.
y Musthaveanabrasionresistantcoatingthatcan
standuptobeingdragged acrosstheseabed.
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PIPELINEINSTALLATION(cont.)
SurfaceTowMethod
Buoyancyareaddedtothepipelinesothatitfloatsatthe
surface.Oncethepipelineistowedonsitebythetwotowboats,
thebuoyancymodulesareremovedorflooded,andthepipeline
settlestotheseafloor.
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PIPELINEINSTALLATION(cont.)
MidDepthTowMethod
Requiresfewerbuoyancymodules.Thepipelinesettlestothe
bottomonitsownwhentheforwardprogressionceases.
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PIPELINEINSTALLATION(cont.)
OffBottomTowMethod
Involvesbothbuoyancymodulesandaddedweightintheform
ofchains.Onceonlocation,thebuoyancyisremovedand
pipelinesettlestotheseafloor.
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PIPELINEINSTALLATION(cont.)
BottomTowMethod
Theroutehastobesurveyedcarefully.Pipelineisallowedtosink
tothebottomandthentowedalongtheseafloor.
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DESIGNOFOFFSHOREPIPELINES
DesignProcedures
y Belowaretheprocedures requiredinthedesignof
offshorepipelines:
1.
DiameterandWallThickness
2. HydrodynamicStabilityofPipelines
3.
PipelineSpan
4. OperatingStresses
5. PipelineRiserDesign
6. PipelineExternalCorrosionProtection
7. PipelineInsulation
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DESIGNOFOFFSHOREPIPELINES
DesignFailures OperatingStresses
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DESIGNOFOFFSHOREPIPELINES
DesignFailures HydrodynamicStability
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SolutionsforPipeline
HydrodynamicStability
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DESIGNOFOFFSHOREPIPELINES
DesignFailures PipelineSpan
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DESIGNOFOFFSHOREPIPELINES
DesignFailures ExternalCorrosions
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DESIGNOFOFFSHOREPIPELINES
DesignData
y Belowarethedata(parameters)requiredinthedesign
ofoffshorepipeline:
y Reservoirperformance
y Fluidandwatercomposition
y FluidPressureVolumetemperature(PVT)properties
y Sandconcentration
y Sandparticledistribution
y Geotechnicalsurveydata
y Meteorologicalandoceanographicdata
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DESIGNOFOFFSHOREPIPELINES
DesignData:ReservoirPerformance
PLATFORM
RESERVOIR
WELLS
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DESIGNOFOFFSHOREPIPELINES
DesignData:ReservoirPerformance
y Productionprofilesdefine howtheoil,water,andgas
flowrateswillchangewithtimeforthewholefiledlife.
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DESIGNOFOFFSHOREPIPELINES
DesignData:FluidandWaterComposition
y Seawatermaycontaindifferentfluidcompositions,
whichmaycausecorrosionstothepipelines.
y Sweetcorrosionhappensinthepresenceofwater
(H2O).
y Sourcorrosionhappensinthepresenceofhydrogen
sulphide(H2S).
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DESIGNOFOFFSHOREPIPELINES
DesignData:FluidPVTProperties
y FluidPressureVolumeTemperature(PVT)properties
willgreatlyaffectpipelinesizing.
y Thepressuredrop isnormallydeterminedbetween
pipelineoutletpressureandpipelineinletpressure.
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DESIGNOFOFFSHOREPIPELINES
SandConcentration
SandParticleDistribution
y Sandsarenormallyextractedfromthewells.
y Sandproductionaffectsthepipelinedesignand
operationsmainlyinthree areas:
Sandsinthepipelineincreasepipelineerosion.
2. Fluidvelocity wouldhavetobehigh enoughtocarry
thesandsoutofthepipeline.
3. Sanddepositioninsidethepipelinecanprevent
inhibitionchemicals(corrosioninhibitor)from
touchingthepipewall,thusreducingtheeffectiveness
ofchemicals.
1.
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DESIGNOFOFFSHOREPIPELINES
DesignData:GeotechnicalSurveyData
y Geotechnicalsurveydataprovideimportant
informationonseafloorconditionsthatcanaffectboth
pipelinemechanicaldesignandoperations.
y Seafloorbathymetrywouldaffectpipelinerouting,
alignment,andspanning.
y Pipelineshouldberoutedawayfromanyseafloor
obstructionsandhazards.
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DESIGNOFOFFSHOREPIPELINES
DesignData:Meteorological&
OceanographicData
y Oceancurrentsandwavesgreatlyaffectthestabilityof
offshorepipelines.
y Pipelineinstallationandtowingcanalsobeaffectedby
theoceanconditions.
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PIPELINEHAZARDS
HazardsinOffshorePipelines
Extremeweather
OFFSHOREPLATFORM
Collisionswithvessels
WATER
LEVEL
Corrosions
Trawlimpact
SEABED
TOONSHORE
PIPELINE
Spanning
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PIPELINEHAZARDS
Statistics
Other
25%
Corrosion
49%
Natural
forces
12%
Maritime
activities
14%
PipelinefailuresascompiledbytheCommittee
ontheSafetyofMarinePipelines(1994)
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Oilspilldisasters
(a) ExtinguishedeffortstocontrolaDeepwaterHorizonrigthat
caughtfireandfinallysankinApril2010intheUSA
(b)Concernedresearchersandscientistsinvestigatingthe2010
oilspillsintheGulfofMexico
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CORROSIONSINPIPELINE
Introduction
y Corrosionisdefinedasthe
chemical orelectrochemical
reactionbetweenamaterial,
usuallyametal,andits
environment thatproduces
deterioration ofthematerial
ofthematerialandits
properties.
y Corrosions canbeobservedeitherattheinternal or
external sideofthepipelinewall.
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CORROSIONSINPIPELINE (cont.)
(a)
(b)
(c)
(a)&(b)Examplesofpipelinefailuresduetointernalcorrosions.
(c)Sketchonirregularlength,width,anddepthofatypicalcorrosion
defect.
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CORROSIONSINPIPELINE
InspectionandMaintenance
y Pigging inthemaintenanceofpipelinesreferstothe
practiceofusingpipelineinspectiongaugesorpigs to
performvariousoperationswithoutstoppingtheflow
oftheproductinthepipeline.
y Thenamepigwasoriginallyappliedtoscrapers which
weredevicesdriventhroughthepipelinebythe
flowingfluidtrailingspringloadedrakestoscrape
waxofftheinternalwalls.Therakesmadea
characteristicloudsquealingnoise.
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CORROSIONSINPIPELINE
InspectionandMaintenance
y Anintelligentpigging isanimportanttoolused
to:
y removedepositswhichcouldobstructorretard
flowthroughapipeline.
y reportconditionsofthepipelinewall.
y controlcorrosiondevelopment.
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CORROSIONSINPIPELINE
PigsPhilosophy
Pipe
wall
Pig
Brushesofthe
pigcleanpipe
wall
Debrisremoved
dueto
turbulence
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CORROSIONSINPIPELINE
PigSystem(LauncherandReceiver)
y Pipelinepigsareinserted
intothepiglauncher and
travelthroughoutthelength
ofapipelinedrivenbya
productflow,andcollected
atthepigreceiver.
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InspectionandMaintenance
y Corrosioninhibitoristhechemicalinjectionusedto
controlcorrosiondevelopmentinthepipeline.
y Itisreleasedintothepipelineatcertaintimeintervals.
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