Oceanotechnika

Field of study

Ocean Engineering

Specialisation

Ship and Offshore Processes and Operations

Course unit title

Course unit code

Planned learning
activities and
teaching methods

Year of study

Semester

1, 2

Lecture

Tutorials

Number of ECTS credit

allocated

Laboratory

30

Project

Type of course

Seminar

Sum

60

90

Learning outcomes of the

course unit

Name of lecturer(s)

Understanding the information in operating and production of crude oil at sea with
regard to the technical vocabulary of the whole process. Familiarizing yourself with information
on technological solutions for the next stages of work. Gaining general and detailed knowledge of
the marine equipment and installation information on ships.

Prerequisites
and corequisites

Knowledge of English at communicative level, knowledge of marine equipment and basic

processes occurring in the sea with floating objects.

1 Methodology of the ocean tug supply vessels operating in the harbor and beyond.
2 Methods transport oil rigs to mining
Course contents

3 Activities supporting the drilling platforms

4 Extraction of crude petroleum, platforms and floating objects (FPSO)
5 Anchoring and mooring of vessels
6 Handling and cargo leak case
7 Emergency and rescue equipment
8 Installations of fire, water and CO2
9 Correct names and determination of hydraulic components of marine equipment
Recommended and requiered
reading

Basic literature

1. Ship-Shaped Offshore Installations: Design, Building, and Operation, Jeom Kee Paik,Anil Kumar
Thayamballi, 2007, Cambridge, ISBN 9780521859219
2. Sea Loads on Ships and Offshore Structures, O. Faltinsen, 1993, Cambridge, ISBN 05214588706

Supplementary literature

1. Marine engineering: design and operation of ships and offshore structures, T. K. S. Murthy, C. A. Brebbia,
1994, Computational Mechanics Publications

Assesment
methods and
criteria

Course passing criteria

Lecture exam
Laboratory classes

Passing threshold

Percentage of the final grade

60%
60%

40%
60%