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TRAINING INITIATIVE
18 NOVEMBER 2011
1.0 Typical Pipeline System Schematics
2.0 Design Conditions
Moment + Axial
tension
(Free span)
Moment + Lay tension
External pressure Axial Compression +
(as-laid)
Internal pressure
VIV Moment + Axial
tension Moment +
Axial tension +
External pressure
Slide 3 7-10 October 2002 Marine Pipeline Engineering Course
S-lay vessel with anchors,
ETPM LB “200”
Slide 4
Reeling vessel MSV “Norlift”
Slide 5
Most common towing methods
Slide 6
3.0 Malaysian Regulation
3.1 Petroleum (Safety Measures) Act 1984
(Act 302)
(Transportation of Petroleum by Pipelines) Regulations 1985
(Ref.: Petroleum Legislation in Malaysia - ILBS 1996)
Part II
Regulation 4 - Design, etc. shall meet requirements.
(1) Subject to subregulation (2), all the design, fabrication,
installation, testing and the safety aspect of operation and
maintenance of petroleum and gas pipeline shall meet the
requirements of the American National Standard Institute
Code for -
(a) Liquid Petroleum Transportation Piping System
ANSI/ASME B31.4
(b) Pressure Piping Gas Transmission and Distribution
Piping System ANSI/ASME B31.8
3.2 Exclusive Economic Zone Act 1984
EEZ of Malaysia is an area beyond and adjacent to the
territorial sea of Malaysia which extends to a distance of
200 nautical miles from the baselines from which the
breadth of the territorial sea is measured.
• Part VI Section 21
1) No person shall construct, operate or use any artificial
island, installation or structure in the EEZ or on the
continental shelf except with the authorization of the
Government and subject to such conditions as it may
impose.
• Part VII Section 22
1) No person shall lay submarine cables or pipelines in the
exclusive economic zone or on the continental shelf
without the consent of the government as to the
delineation of the course for the laying of such cables
3.3 AUTHORITY APPROVAL