DocumentCode
1621230
Title
Integrated power system design for offshore energy vessels & deep water drilling rigs
Author
Craig, Cameron ; Islam, Mohammed
fYear
2010
Firstpage
1
Lastpage
6
Abstract
As exploration for new offshore oil & gas fields pushes into ever deeper water, upstream assets require ever more power for marine operations and commercial activities related to exploration, development, completions, and production. This paper will briefly introduce the different activities and conditions required for the energy assets, some of the current designs and respective typical power plant characteristics. Comparisons will also be discussed with how drilling power plants are similar and different in design to the other power plants such as production platforms, and integrated electric military and commercial vessels. To successfully design the next generation offshore energy vessels, electrical engineers will be required to leverage best practices and technology across all marine integrated markets. An in depth understanding of the operational mission of the vessel and the equipment required is absolutely necessary to ensure optimization of the plant and efficient distribution.
Keywords
offshore installations; oil drilling; power systems; deep water drilling rigs; drilling power plants; electrical engineers; integrated power system design; offshore energy vessels; offshore gas; offshore oil; production platforms; Drilling; Marine vehicles; Offshore installations; Petroleum; Power system dynamics; System analysis and design; Dynamic Positioning; IEEE 45; Integrated Power Systems; MODU Rules; Offshore Drilling; Offshore Oil and Gas;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Petroleum and Chemical Industry Conference (PCIC), 2010 Record of Conference Papers Industry Applications Society 57th Annual
Conference_Location
San Antonio, TX
ISSN
0090-3507
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-6800-3
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/PCIC.2010.5666863
Filename
5666863
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