Title of article
Parameters Study of Deep Water Subsea Pipeline Selection
Author/Authors
Junaidi, Abdul Khair Universiti Teknologi Malaysia - Department of Aeronautic, Automotive and Ocean Engineering, Malaysia , Koto, Jaswar Ocean and Aerospace Research Institute, Indonesia , Koto, Jaswar Universiti Teknologi Malaysia - Department of Aeronautic, Automotive and Ocean Engineering, Malaysia
From page
115
To page
119
Abstract
Recent developments in offshore pipeline projects in Malaysia waters are showing general trend towards deeper water, such as KIKEH in 2200 meter water depth. As the exploration is getting into deeper water or crossing a deep water section, different design issues may become governing compared to shallow water. Conceptual Design for Deep Water Pipeline discusses number of issues that need to be taken onto account in the design of pipelines in deep water. Aspect related to high external pressure, limitation for installation and geo-hazards are addressed. In order to give an early insight for designer to measure the reliability for a deep water project to current technology capabilities, a simulation program required to achieve the objective. This paper discusses several factors for selection of subsea pipelines such as wall thickness, buckling arrestors design, installation configuration and free spanning.
Keywords
Design , deep water , subsea pipeline
Journal title
Jurnal Teknologi :F
Journal title
Jurnal Teknologi :F
Record number
2716640
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