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Modelling and Analysis of Fixed Offshore Structures Using SACS Software
Modelling and Analysis of Fixed Offshore Structures Using SACS Software
By the end of this intensive 5 Day training course, • Enhance the awareness of better modelling and
participants will learn to: design for fixed offshore structure
• Improve the organization capability for modelling
• Understand in depth the modelling and analysis of and analysis consideration during different stage of
fixed offshore structure the projects
• Develop high skills about modelling of fixed • Improve the fixed offshore structure project output
offshore structures by knowing the simple and practical way modelling
• Execute the modelling and analysis efficiently and analysis
• Learn the concept, theory and analysis of fixed • The organization better planning for the execution
offshore structure of the design of fixed offshore structures
• Be able to model and conduct several analyses of
fixed offshore structures
PERSONAL IMPACT
WHO IS THIS TRAINING COURSE FOR? • Enhance the fixed offshore structure modelling and
design capability of the trainee
This training course is suitable to a wide range of • Increase knowledge of up to date modelling and
professionals who are interested in learning about offshore analysis of fixed offshore structure
structure modelling and will greatly benefit: • Increase the knowledge of different modelling and
analysis methods and approach
• Structural Engineers • Increase the skill to enhance quality of all phases of
• Construction Engineers platform design and construction
• Steel Fabricators • Enhance the capabilities of engineers in conducting
• Structural Designers modelling, in place, load out and lifting analysis.
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• Preparing for Analysis
oo Load Combinations
DAILY AGENDA oo Allowable Stress Modification factor
oo Unity Check Partition Table
oo Code Check &other Analysis options
Day One: System Capabilities & The New Features Of oo Defining Boundary Conditions
SACS • Creating Joint Can Data File
oo Joint Check Options
• Fixed Platform Nomenclature oo Joint Can File
• Platform Concepts • Analysis Results
• Analysis techniques oo Codes and Standards
• Codes and Standards oo Analysis and review of results
• SACS Software Modules oo Interpretation of List files
• Module arrangement oo PostVue Files
• Global Settings oo Viewing Results in 3D
• File naming convention oo Member Unity Checks and Unity Check Plots
• Setting up project and run files oo Member Review and Redesign
• Precede, Data Generator and Editor oo Joint Design Review and Redesign
oo Data Extraction and Report Preparation
Day Two: Creating Structural Models With SACS
Day Four: Load out Analysis
• Creating the model
oo Using Precede and Structural Wizard • Load out methods
oo Members • Design criteria for load out
oo Wish bones • Preparation of the model for the load out analysis
oo Main piles oo Boundary condition adjustment
oo Conductor Modeling oo Loading and load combination
oo Inputting Material Properties • Analysis Results
oo Plate Groups oo Codes and Standards
oo Local and Global Coordinate Systems oo Analysis and review of results
• Defining design parameters oo Interpretation of List files
oo Joint Connection Design oo Member Unity Checks and Unity Check Plots
oo Define Beam Offsets oo Joint Design Review and Redesign
oo Define Member Code Check Properties oo Joint deflection
• Loading the Model oo Support reaction
oo Dead Load
oo Applied Loads – Joint and Member loads Day Five: Lifting Analysis
oo Over rides (Member and Group)
oo Simulation of non-structural elements such as • Lift weight
anodes, walkways and stairs • Structural components
oo Loading the Structure (Using the Weight feature): • Padeye, slings, and shackle selection
Surface Loads, Equipment Footprint Loads, • Preparation of the model for the lifting analysis
Appurtenant Structure Loads, Inertia Loading oo Determination of COG location
oo Defining the sling properties and the skew load
Day Three: User-Defined Loading oo Consideration of COG shift
oo Load combination for lifting analysis
• Environmental Loading • Analysis Results
oo Wind Area Definitions oo Codes and Standards
oo Wind Loads oo Analysis and review of results
oo Wave and Current Loading oo Interpretation of List files
oo Buoyancy Loads oo Member Unity Checks and Unity Check Plots
oo Marine growth oo Joint Design Review and Redesign
oo Hydrodynamic Coefficients oo Maximum sling tension for sling and shackle
oo Wave Kinematics and Current Blockage Factor selection
oo Hydrostatic Collapse check oo Data Extraction and Report Preparation
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• The daily course schedule should be accurately followed to ensure undeterred implementation of our training
• All delegates, who participated in their course throughout, will receive the Certificate of Completion on the last day
• Please report any foreseeable absences to a PetroKnowledge representative or to your sponsors directly
• An absence of three (3) or more sessions of the course will invalidate your eligibility for the Certificate of Completion
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