01 - Introduction

Subsea
Group Products and
Services
Unit 01 Introduction
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Unit 01 Slide 2 Subsea Group Products and Services 2014
Safety
Mobile phones
¾ We would prefer mobiles turned off.
But if you must use, please retire to
a safe area.
Emergency Exits
B3 Ex 1 B2
NEW LAB B1
COMPLEX FOR OIL
CLASSROOMS & GAS SMTC OFFSHORE
SAFETY & IMO
MANDATORY COURSES
B7
B4
Ex 2 CADET
PARADE & B7
CEREMONIAL
GROUNDS
WORKSHOP
OFFICES B6
B5
ACCOMODATION
Main Exit‐ 1 & 2
Aux. Exit
Emergency Assembly. Point / Muster Station
B = Block
Introduction: Your Trainer
• NAME : DUMAY
• GIVEN NAME : Jean‐Michel
• AGE : 64
• EDUCATION : Ecole Spéciale des Travaux Publics 1973, CHEM
1974
• STATUS : married , 3 children , 6 grandchildren
• PROFESSIONNAL EXPERIENCE : 36 years in TECHNIP, in oil & gas
industry, 16 years abroad (USA – AUSTRALIA – MALAYSIA)
• TOPICS : Subsea, Offshore pipelines and platforms
Housekeeping
1. Schedule : Class from 09:00 am ‐ 12:00 am and from 2:00 pm
– 5:00 pm;
2. Lunch break : from 12:00 am – 2:00 pm
3. Breaks : 15 minutes break every 90 minutes
Expectations
1. What you were told to expect.
2. What you would like to get out of this class.
3. What your management is expecting.
3min42
Course Topics and Objectives
By the time you finish this course, you should be able to:
1. Use the vocabulary unique to this sector
2. Recall the main aspects of the subsea development
3. Recall who are the players in the subsea domain
4. Recall the key steps in and the important technical aspects of
subsea project execution
5. State the different challenges which arise in subsea projects and
activities
6. Be prepared to contribute to the project
Your Training Tools
+ + +
Movies Quizz Workshop &

Case study
Training Manual
Parking Lot
For questions we cannot answer right away.
Exam and Certificate
Schedule – Week One
MONDAY 1) Introduction
2) Oil industry past and future
3) Offshore field development
TUESDAY 4) Offshore Platforms fundamentals
5) Subsea Hardwares
WEDNESDAY 6) Umbilicals
WORKSHOP SUBSEA
THURSDAY 7) Rigid Pipelines Design & Fabrication
8) Rigid Pipelines Installation
FRIDAY 9) Flexible Pipelines
10) Rigid or Flexible ?
WORKSHOP PIPELINES
Schedule – Week Two
MONDAY 11) Risers Systems

12) Remote Operated Vehicle & Diving
TUESDAY 13) Offshore Vessels & Equipments
14) Offshore Operations
WEDNESDAY 15) CASES STUDY
THURSDAY 16) Safety Risk & Reliability Management
17) Project Management Contractor’s view Point
18) Project Management Oil Company’s view Point
FRIDAY 19) EXAM
20) Conclusion
Field Development: Main Components
Risers Host Platform
Flowlines
Umbilical
Subsea tree
(Christmas Tree,
Wellhead..)
Tie ins
(spool pieces, jumpers..)
Manifold
(template,cluster…)
The ten’s deadly Oil Rig Disasters
• 1980 : Alexander L Kielland Phillips North Sea (123
fatalities)
• 1982 : Ocean Ranger Mobil Canada (84 fatalities)
• 1983 : Glomar Arco Java Sea (81 fatalities)
• 1984 : Enchova Petrobras Brazil (42 fatalities)
• 1988 : Piper Alpha North Sea (167 fatalities)
• 1989 : Seavest Unocal Thailand (91 fatalities)
• 2005 : Mumbai ONGC India (22 fatalities)
• 2007 : Usuacinta PEMEX Mexico (22 fatalities)
• 2010 : Deepwater Horizon BP GOM (11 fatalities)
• 2011 : Roncador Petrobras Brazil (10 fatalities)
In Memoriam
Jason Anderson Dale Burkeen Wyatt Kemp
Senior tool pusher Crane operator Derrick man
Dewey Revette Karl Kleppinger Gordon Jones
Driller Roughneck Mud engineer
Stephen Curtis Adam Weise Blair Manuel
Assistant driller Roughneck Mud engineer
Donald Clark Shane Roshto
Assistant driller Roughneck
The Environment
Safety Rules Architecture
DID YOU KNOW
SOMETIMES THE MOST IMPORTANT WORK YOU CAN
DO IS TO STOP WORKING.
If you’re working and you see a process that is not being followed
correctly, or if you notice at‐risk behavior going on, take the initiative and
call a quick time‐out. Then confer with your workmates to make sure
everyone knows the safe way to continue.
Executing Stop Work Authority to right safety wrongs and
catch potential unsafe action before it actually happens is not
• only responsible, it’s also effective. In fact, in the oil and gas industry, it’s
been one of the most successful approaches to
safety in the last decade.
Empower the people around you. Encourage them to watch for unsafe
conditions or processes, and when it’s necessary, stop the job until it can
be done safely.
At Halliburton, solving customer challenges is second only to keeping everyone
safe and healthy. You can find more safety tips at www.halliburton.com/HSE.
Safety Moment Subject suggested by: Brent Johnson, Halliburton Employee
© 2012 Halliburton. All rights reserved.
Oil Companies: Golden Rules
Contractors: Challenges
“I want Technip to become
the reference company in
Health, Safety, and the
Environment.”
‐Thierry Pilenko
Chairman Technip Group
PULSE event Aberdeen June 2008
From 7 fatalities in 2008 ,
Technip had no fatalities in 2012
The Final Products
Production Flow
The Reservoir
The Reservoir The Transport The Dairy Plant
Pipelines
The Production Flow
Reservoir Production Transportation Refining End Product
Markets
Electricity
generation
Petrochemical
Pipelines
Tankers
Transportation
Why to go Subsea?
• Subsea is now a widely accepted technology
• Subsea is almost mandatory for deepwater
• Subsea is efficient, faster and cheaper
• Subsea can unlock potential reservoir by tie back
• Subsea boosting, pumping, processing….
• Subsea is a technology under constant innovation
The Technical Challenges
• Harsh environments : hurricane , typhoon , ice , weather ……
• Deeper reservoir i.e. more difficult fluid to produce : H2S , CO2 ,

high pressure (10,000psi+) , high temperature(150degc)…..
• Deepwater : today 3,000m , tomorro w….
The Requirements for
Extremely complex platforms to produce in these conditions
Sophisticated subsea field developments
Upstream Cycle
1) seismic
2) exploration
2) appraisal
3) development
4) production
5) abandonment
Production level
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29
Years
Upstream Cycle
1) Seismic: 1 to 3 years
2) Exploration /Appraisal
2 to 4 years
3) Development 1 to 3 years
4) Production 10 to 30 years
5) Abandonment circa 1year
The Reservoir
Pockets of oil & gas & water
Dry Tree or Wet Tree?
Dry (Surface) Tree Wet (Subsea) Tree
Wet Tree Solution
H
Subsea Tree
Dry Tree Solution
H
Surface Tree
The Reservoir: deep or shallow
• Deep reservoir means Dry Trees

• Shallow reservoir means Wet Tree
The Reservoir: fragmented or compacted
Compacted reservoir means Dry Trees
Fragmented/large reservoir means Wet Tree
Wet Tree or Dry Tree
Compaq Reservoir Fragmented Reservoir

I I
5km 50km
Shallow
Reservoir _ 500m
DRY TREES
Deep WET TREES or Subsea trees

Reservoir
_
5,000m+++
Before we go on…
• Comments
• Questions
• Concerns
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• Harsh environments : hurricane , typhoon , ice , weather ……

• Deeper reservoir i.e. more difficult fluid to produce : H2S , CO2 ,

• Deepwater : today 3,000m , tomorro w….

Extremely complex platforms to produce in these conditions

Sophisticated subsea field developments

• Deep reservoir means Dry Trees

Compaq Reservoir Fragmented Reservoir

Deep WET TREES or Subsea trees

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Movies Quizz Workshop &

MONDAY 11) Risers Systems

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• Harsh environments : hurricane , typhoon , ice , weather ……

• Deeper reservoir i.e. more difficult fluid to produce : H2S , CO2 ,

• Deepwater : today 3,000m , tomorro w….

 Extremely complex platforms to produce in these conditions

 Sophisticated subsea field developments

• Deep reservoir means Dry Trees

Compaq Reservoir Fragmented Reservoir

Deep WET TREES or Subsea trees

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Extremely complex platforms to produce in these conditions

Sophisticated subsea field developments