Subsea pipeline engineering

for the oil & gas industry

Jakarta, Indonesia | 4th - 6th September 2018

This comprehensive “Subsea Pipeline Engineering” course comprises of lectures, photos and video presentations, some case studies and workshops providing
an overview of subsea pipelines engineering. This course provides an insight to fundamentals of a robust, safe, and economical design of subsea pipeline
systems. The topics of the course are carefully selected to cover various pipeline engineering aspects from conceptual to detailed design and maintenance. The
codes followed in this course are DNV-RP-F105, DNV-RP-F109, DNV-RP-F110 and DNV-RP-F112, ASME31.4 and ASME 31.8, API 1111, and BS PD 8010.
Also, Introduction to pipeline material selection and integrity management is covered to provide solutions to maintenance and repair of pipelines.

EVENTS
2 0 1 8

Navid Vosooghi
Subsea Director of Z-Subsea Limited

Key Benefits of Attending

• Steps involved in engineering and design of subsea pipelines
• Spans from subsea field components & layout, route selection, and mechanical design to pre-commissioning
• Key topics related to engineering of subsea pipeline systems concepts behind pipeline design philosophy
• Criteria for robust and safe design of pipelines
• Covers advanced topics such as global buckling, spanning & VIV, on-bottom stability among others
• Various pipeline systems, material selection, installation methods
• Some workshops and video presentation for better insight to pipeline engineering and offshore activities

Workshop Overview
This course will provide a better understanding of:
• Subsea Field Components • On-bottom Stability
• Field Layout and pipeline route selection • Expansion and tie-in spools
• Pipeline systems (single pipe, piggybacked pipe, pipe-in-pipe, bundle) • Lateral and Upheaval buckling and Crossing Design
• Material selection, corrosion and insulation coating • High Pressure – High Temperature (HP/HT) systems
and Cathodic Protection • Installation methods
• Wall thickness and pressure containment • Pre-commissioning
• Stress/Strain based design for local bucking • Finite Element Analysis of subsea pipelines
• Spanning Assessment and VIV

* Some workshops, question and answer, discussions, and solving example are provided to make the course more interactive.

SUBSEA PIPELINE ENGINEERING FOR THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY

Course Overview
1. Subsea Field Components 8. Local Buckling for Stress/Strain Based Design
• Flowlines & Pipelines • Load Controlled Condition
• Tie-in Spools & Jumpers • Displacement Controlled Condition
• Risers • Axial Strain Checks
• Xmas Trees • Strain Limits and ECA
• Umbilicals • Hydrogen Induced Stress Cracking
• Deep Water Manifolds and Templates • Alternative Design Codes
• Flanges & Diverless Connectors
• Subsea Structures 9. Expansion, Tie-in Spools, and Flanges
• Expansion of Pipelines
2. Field Layout and Pipeline Route Selection • Calculating Expansion
• Development Options • Code Requirements for Tie-in Spools
• Field Architecture • Types of Flanges
• Subsea Features and Obstructions
• Geophysical Survey 10. Pipeline Global Buckling
• Geotechnical Survey • Reasons for Global Buckling
• Pipeline Route Selection • Various Modes of Buckling
• Key Factors in Global Buckling
3. Pipeline & Riser system • Integrity of a Pipelines
• Single pipes
• Piggybacked Pipes 11. On-bottom stability
• Pipe-In-Pipe • Factors Influencing On-Bottom Stability
• Bundles • Checks for Pipeline Stability
• Remedial Actions for Stability
4. Safety Considerations
• 500m Zone 12. Pipeline Spanning & VIV Assessment
• Protection Requirements • Free Span
• In-line and Cross flow VIV
5. Design Codes • Parameters Affecting Free Spans
• Safety Considerations • Screening Criteria
• Main Standards for Subsea Pipelines • Detailed Assessment of Free Spans
• Battery Limits • VIV Fatigue
• Design Format • Direct Wave Fatigue

6. Material selection 13. Pipeline Installation Methods

• Cost and Safety • S-Lay
• Suitability for Process Conditions • J-Lay
• Operational Reliability • Reel Lay
• Design for Integrity • Towing
• Optimization of Life Cycle Costs
• Mechanical Properties 14. Pre-commissioning
• Corrosion Resistance • Testing and Pre-Commissioning Process
• Ease of Fabrication • Onshore Hydrotest
• Coatings • Offshore Strength Test
• Design Life • Tie-in of Components
• Offshore Leak Test
7. Wall Thickness Design • Dewatering and Drying
• Safety classification • Nitrogen Packing
• Limit States Design
• Burst Criterion 15. Pipeline Integrity Management
• External Collapse Criterion • Overview of Integrity Management Codes and Standards
• Hydrogen Induced Stress Cracking (HISC) • Identification of Pipeline Typical Threats/Failures
• Definition of Pipeline Integrity Management Systems
• Assessment and Management of Risk (Quantitative and Qualitative)
• Pipeline Inspection Techniques
• Pipeline Monitoring Techniques
• Pipeline Repair Techniques

SUBSEA PIPELINE ENGINEERING FOR THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY

 Who Should Attend
• Pipeline engineers
• Marine engineers
• Naval architects
• Subsea and offshore engineers
• Project engineers and managers
• Engineers from other sectors of the Oil and Gas industry who wish to gain understanding of subsea pipeline engineering

About Our Course Facilitator

EVENTS
2 0 1 8

Navid Vosooghi
Subsea Director of Z-Subsea Limited

Navid has over 16 years experience in the Oil & Gas Industry mainly involved in the upstream subsea projects and worked
for operators, design consultants and IVBs. Worked in the FEED and detailed engineering of deepwater HP/HT projects in
the North Sea - BP Devenick, BP Skarv and BG Jordbaer developments, West Africa and Middle East offshore field
developments. Expertise in design and design verification of submarine pipelines, rigid and flexible risers, umbilicals,
subsea structures and fixed offshore platforms. In addition, project manager for several projects. Worked as a
supervisor/representative on construction and fabrication sites for facilities such as jackets and topsides and
manufacturing plants for umbilicals and flexible risers.

Navid’s main expertise includes:

Project management including managing FEED and detailed design studies and design verification projects.

FEED study of Subsea Filed developments including HP/HT and deepwater files. Managing multi-discipline FEED
studies including, pipeline, and structure and control disciplines.

Design of subsea pipelines and risers including geotechnical and geophysical surveys, jacket survey, wall thickness
calculation, free span assessment, on-bottom satiability, expansion calculation, lateral and upheaval bucklin
assessments,diver and diverless tie-in spools design and pre-commissioning.

Design Verification including verification of design of subsea field developments, pipelines systems, riser systems,
umbilicals, flexible pipes and etc.

Advanced engineering including FE modelling of jackets, risers, pipe-soil interaction and design of components by using
Abaqus, Ansys, FS2000 and etc.

Pipeline and riser integrity assessment including lateral buckling assessment of bucked pipelines, free span and trawl
gear interaction assessment of scoured pipelines, integrity assessment of scoured tie-in spools of subsea structures and
integrity assessment of corroded risers.

Fabrication and manufacturing including Jackets, topsides, subsea structures, flexible pipes, umbilicals and valves.

Procurement including procurement of linepipe, umbilicals, valves, mechanical connectors and etc.

Petroleum economic including economic evaluation of southern basin of Caspian Sea reservoirs and etc

Why You Should Attend

This course is intended for engineers who wish to gain an understanding of offshore pipeline systems. By attending this
course, you will be able to understand the steps required for design a pipeline, the challenges which might exist, various
sources of loads which can cause pipeline failure or fatigue and make it not fit for purpose based on major design codes of
practice.

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 SUBSEA PIPELINE ENGINEERING FOR THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY
Jakarta, Indonesia | 4th - 6th September 2018

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