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9780123854759

Offshore Structures

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  • Copyright: 2012-07-17
  • Publisher: Elsevier Science
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With most of the easy gas and oil reserves discovered and prices rebounding, companies are now drilling far offshore in extreme weather condition environments. As deepwater wells are drilled to greater depths, engineers and designers are confronted with new problems such as water depth, weather conditions, ocean currents, equipment reliability, and well accessibility. Offshore Structure Design, Construction and Maintenance covers all types of offshore structures and platforms employed worldwide. The ultimate reference for selecting, operating and maintaining offshore structures, this book provides a road map for designing structures which will stand up even in the harshest environments. The selection of the proper type of offshore structure is discussed from a technical and economic point of view. The design procedure for the fixed offshore structure will be presented and how to review the design to reach the optimum solution. Nonlinear analysis (Push over) analysis will be presented as a new technique to design and assess the existing structure. Pile design and tubular joint with the effect of fatigue loading will be presented also from a theoretical and a practical point of view. With this book in hand, engineers receive the most up-to-date methods for performing a structural life cycle analysis; implement maintenance plans for topsides and jackets, using non destructive testing. Under water inspection is discussed for hundreds of platforms in detail. Advanced repair methodology for scour, marine growth and damaged or deteriorating members are discussed. Risk based under water inspection techniques are covered from a practical pint of view. In addition, the book will be supported by an online modeling and simulation program with will allow designers to save time and money by verifying assumptions online. One stop guide to offshore structure design and analysis Easy to understand methods for structural life cycle analysis Expert advice for designing offshore platforms for all types of environments Save time and money by verifying designs online

Table of Contents

Prefacep. xv
The Authorp. xvii
Introduction to Offshore Structures
Introductionp. 1
History of Offshore Structuresp. 1
Overview of Field Developmentp. 2
Field-Development Costp. 4
Multicriteria Concept Selectionp. 8
Feed Requirementsp. 9
Types of Offshore Platformsp. 10
Different Types of Offshore Structuresp. 14
Minimal Offshore Structurep. 19
Preview of This Bookp. 20
Bibliographyp. 21
Offshore Structure Loads and Strength
Introductionp. 23
Gravity Loadsp. 23
Dead Loadp. 23
Live Loadp. 26
Impact Loadp. 29
Design for Serviceability Limit Statep. 29
Helicopter Landing Loadsp. 31
Crane Support Structuresp. 38
Wind Loadp. 42
Stair Designp. 46
Gravity Loadsp. 46
Wind Loadsp. 47
Offshore Loadsp. 47
Wave Loadp. 48
Current Forcep. 55
Earthquake Loadp. 60
Ice Loadsp. 65
Other Loadsp. 66
Design for Ultimate Limit State (ULS)p. 67
Load Factorsp. 67
Extreme Environmental Situation for Fixed Offshore Platformsp. 68
Operating Environmental Situations-Fixed Platformsp. 69
Partial Action Factors for Platform Designp. 70
Collision Eventsp. 75
Vessel Collisionp. 75
Fires and Explosionsp. 76
Material Strengthp. 77
Steel Groupsp. 77
Steel Classesp. 81
Referencesp. 90
Offshore Structure Platform Design
Introductionp. 93
Preliminary Dimensionsp. 101
Approximate Dimensionsp. 101
Bracing Systemp. 102
Jacket Designp. 104
Structure Analysisp. 107
Global Structure Analysisp. 108
The Loads on Pilesp. 112
Modeling Techniquesp. 113
Dynamic Structure Analysisp. 118
In-place Analysis According to ISO 19902p. 123
Cylinder Member Strengthp. 124
Cylinder Member Strength Calculation According to ISO 19902p. 124
Cylinder Member Strength Calculationp. 134
Tubular Joint Designp. 142
Simple Joint Calculation API RP2A (2007)p. 143
Joint Calculation According to API RP2A (2000)p. 153
Fatigue Analysisp. 156
Topside Designp. 174
Grating Designp. 175
Handrails, Walkways, Stairways and Laddersp. 179
Boat Landing Designp. 180
Boat Landing Calculationp. 182
Riser Guard Designp. 185
Boat Landing Design Using the Nonlinear Analysis Methodp. 186
Boat Impact Methodsp. 187
Tubular Member Denting Analysisp. 188
Riser Guardp. 192
On-Bottom Stabilityp. 193
Bridgesp. 196
Crane Loadsp. 197
Lift Installation Loadsp. 197
Vortex-Induced Vibrationsp. 199
Helideck Designp. 200
Structure Analysis and Design Quality Controlp. 206
Bibliographyp. 211
Geotechnical Data and Pile Design
Introductionp. 213
Investigation Procedurep. 213
Performing an Offshore Investigationp. 214
Drilling Equipment and Methodp. 215
Wire-Line Sampling Techniquep. 215
Offshore Soil Investigation Problemsp. 216
Soil Testsp. 218
In-Situ Testingp. 221
Cone Penetration Test (CPT)p. 223
Field Vane Testp. 229
Soil Propertiesp. 231
Strengthp. 233
Soil Characterizationp. 236
Pile Foundationsp. 237
Pile Capacity for Axial Loadsp. 239
Foundation Sizep. 244
Axial Pile Performancep. 245
Pile Capacity Calculation Methodsp. 260
Pile Capacity under Cyclic Loadingsp. 266
Scourp. 269
Pile Wall Thicknessp. 271
Design Pile Stressesp. 272
Stresses Due to Hammer Effectp. 272
Minimum Wall Thicknessp. 275
Driving Shoe and Headp. 276
Pile Section Lengthsp. 277
Pile Drivability Analysisp. 278
Evaluation of Soil Resistance to Driving (SRD)p. 278
Unit Shaft Resistance and Unit End Bearing for Uncemented Materialsp. 279
Upper- and Lower-Bound SRDp. 279
Results of Wave Equation Analysesp. 281
Results of Drivability Calculationsp. 281
Recommendations for Pile Installationp. 281
Soil Investigation Reportp. 284
Bibliographyp. 287
Fabrication and Installation
Introductionp. 293
Construction Procedurep. 293
Engineering of Executionp. 295
Fabricationp. 296
Joint Fabricationp. 302
Fabrication Based on ISOp. 303
Jacket Assembly and Erectionp. 316
Weight Controlp. 328
Weight Calculationp. 328
Loads from Transportation, Launch and Lifting Operationsp. 335
Lifting Procedure and Calculationsp. 336
Lifting Calculationsp. 337
Lifting Structural Calculationsp. 342
Lift Point Designp. 344
Clearancesp. 344
Lifting Calculation Reportp. 346
Load-out Processp. 355
Transportation Processp. 358
Supply Boatsp. 358
Anchor-handling Boatsp. 358
Towboatsp. 358
Towingp. 359
Drilling Vesselsp. 364
Crew Boatsp. 364
Bargesp. 365
Crane Bargesp. 366
Offshore Derrick Barges (Fully Revolving)p. 367
Jack-up Construction Bargesp. 368
Transportation Loadsp. 370
Launching and Upending Forcesp. 372
Installation and Pile Handlingp. 376
Bibliographyp. 381
Corrosion Protection
Introductionp. 383
Corrosion in Seawaterp. 385
Corrosion of Steel in Seawaterp. 387
Choice of System Typep. 390
Geometric Shapep. 395
Coatings and Corrosion Protection of Steel Structuresp. 397
Corrosion Stresses Due to the Atmosphere, Water and Soilp. 401
Classification of Environmentsp. 402
Mechanical, Temperature and Combined Stressesp. 404
Cathodic Protection Design Considerationsp. 406
Environmental Parametersp. 406
Design Criteriap. 407
Protective Potentialsp. 408
Negative Impact of CP on the Structure Jacketp. 408
Galvanic Anode Materials Performancep. 410
CP Design Parametersp. 411
Design Calculation for CP Systemp. 423
Design Examplep. 434
General Design Considerationsp. 437
Anode Manufacturep. 438
Installation of Anodesp. 439
Allowable Tolerance for Anode Dimensionsp. 440
Internal and External Inspectionp. 441
Bibliographyp. 442
Assessment of Existing Structures and Repairs
Introductionp. 445
API RP2A: Historical Backgroundp. 446
Environmental Loading Provisionsp. 446
Regional Environmental Design Parametersp. 452
Member Resistance Calculationp. 453
Joint Strength Calculationp. 453
Fatiguep. 454
Pile Foundation Designp. 455
Den/HSE Guidance Notes for Fixed Offshore Designp. 455
Environmental Loading Provisionsp. 456
Joint Strength Equationsp. 457
Fatiguep. 457
Foundationsp. 457
Definition of Design Conditionp. 458
Currentsp. 458
Windp. 458
Wavesp. 459
Deck Air Gapp. 460
Historical Review of Major North Sea Incidentsp. 460
Historical Assessment of Environmental Loading Design Practicep. 461
Environmental Parameters for Structure Designp. 461
Fluid Loading Analysisp. 462
Development of API RP2A Member Resistance Equationsp. 463
Allowable Stresses for Cylindrical Membersp. 464
Axial Tensionp. 464
Axial Compressionp. 464
Bendingp. 465
Shearp. 466
Hydrostatic Pressurep. 467
Combined Axial Tension and Bendingp. 468
Combined Axial Compression and Bendingp. 468
Combined Axial Tension and Hydrostatic Pressurep. 469
Combined Axial Compression and Hydrostatic Pressurep. 469
AISC Historical Backgroundp. 471
Pile Design Historical Backgroundp. 471
Effects of Changes in Tubular Member Designp. 475
Failure Due to Firep. 476
Degree of Utilizationp. 478
Tension Member Design by EC3p. 479
Unrestrained Beamsp. 480
Example: Strength Design for Steel Beamsp. 482
Steel Column: Strength Designp. 483
Case Study: Deck Firep. 485
Case Study: Platform Failurep. 490
Strength Reductionp. 492
Environmental Load Effectp. 493
Structure Assessmentp. 493
Assessment of Platformp. 497
Nonlinear Structural Analysis in Ultimate Strength Designp. 503
Structural Modelingp. 507
Determining the Probability of Structural Failurep. 510
Offshore Structure Acceptance Criteriap. 511
Reliability Analysisp. 512
Software Requirementp. 514
Case Study: Platform Decommissioningp. 518
Scour Problemp. 523
Offshore Platform Repairp. 523
Deck Repairp. 523
Load Reductionp. 525
Jacket Repairp. 527
Dry Weldingp. 529
Example: Platform Underwater Repairp. 533
Example: Platform "Shear Pups" Repairp. 534
Case Study: Underwater Repair for Platform Structurep. 535
Case Study: Platform Underwater Repairp. 535
Clampsp. 536
Example: Drilling Platform Stabilization after Hurricane Lilip. 541
Groutingp. 542
Composite Technologyp. 547
Example: Using FRPp. 549
Case Study: Conductor Composite Repairp. 550
Fiberglass Access Decksp. 550
Fiberglass Mud Matsp. 553
Case Study: Repair of the Flare Jacketp. 554
Case Study: Repair of Bearing Supportp. 557
Bibliographyp. 559
Risk-Based inspection Technique
Introductionp. 563
SIM Methodologyp. 564
Qualitative Risk Assessment for Fleet Structuresp. 565
Likelihood (Probability) Factorsp. 566
Consequence Factorsp. 595
Overall Risk Rankingp. 602
Underwater Inspection Planp. 606
Underwater Inspection (According to API SIM 2005)p. 606
Baseline Underwater Inspectionp. 607
Routine Underwater Inspection Scope of Workp. 608
Inspection Plan Based on ISO 9000p. 609
Inspection and Repair Strategyp. 613
Flooded Member Inspectionp. 616
Anode Retrofit Maintenance Programp. 620
Assessment Processp. 620
Collecting Datap. 620
Structure Assessmentp. 622
Mitigation and Risk Reductionp. 628
Consequence Mitigationp. 629
Reduction of the Probability of Platform Failurep. 630
Occurrence of Member Failures with Timep. 632
Bibliographyp. 633
Indexp. 635
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