Oct. 19, 2010


Description


In the aftermath of the environmental disaster from the uncontrolled subsea blowout in the GoM, the safety and integrity of deepwater development is currently under scrutiny. In light of this uncertainty, selecting an intrinsically safe approach of designing subsea equipment to the full wellhead shut-in pressure appeals to the designer. However, discovery of hydrocarbon resources in deepwater and tertiary reservoirs opens up a dilemma of designing subsea system for shut-in pressure greater than 15,000 psi. The presentation discusses the challenges of designing subsea HIPPS and comprehensive implementation of new technology without compromising safety and integrity.  Design of deepest and highest pressure rating HIPPS requires clear definition of safety and reliability goals and meticulous attention to the details on qualification and lifecycle reliability assurance.


Featured Speakers

Speaker Dr. K. Janardhanan

Subsea Active Production Tech. Group
IntecSea


Dr. Janardhanan has 24 years of industry experience. His particular specialties are reliability assurance and risk-based design and assessment of novel design concepts including: design of subsea HIPPS, Direct Electrical Heating System, zigzag pipelines, arctic pipeline design, FPSO concept evaluation, cryogenic subsea pipeline …

Subsea Active Production Tech. Group
IntecSea



Dr. Janardhanan has 24 years of industry experience. His particular specialties are reliability assurance and risk-based design and assessment of novel design concepts including: design of subsea HIPPS, Direct Electrical Heating System, zigzag pipelines, arctic pipeline design, FPSO concept evaluation, cryogenic subsea pipeline systems, riser tower design, HP/HT pipeline design, subsea facilities PLET, PLEM, and jumper design, and SCR and flexible riser design. He has expert knowledge in limit state design codes, structural reliability, and advanced structural analysis. His extensive experience includes design of fixed offshore structures, Integrity & Risk Management consultancy North Sea, concept safety assessment for FPSO, limit state design of long distance export pipelines and risers, naval architecture studies for concrete gravity structures, project management for deep water field developments, FEED designs, and detail design for FPSOs, infield pipelines, flexible risers, and SCRs.  Dr. Janardhanan graduated from IIT Madras India and has a doctorate from University of Southampton, Dr. Janardhanan has been with INTECSEA for 10 years and is currently heading the Subsea Active Production Technology group.


 


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Organizer

Mike Bateman


Date and Time

Tue, Oct. 19, 2010

11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
(GMT-0500) US/Central

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Location

Renaissance Hotel Greenway Plaza

6 Greenway Plaza East
Houston, Texas 77406
USA