Subsea Technology Introduction
Oddmund Lervik
Customer Training Advisor
CUSTOMER SUPPORT
ÅGOTNES (BERGEN)
Subsea Technology Introduction
Oddmund Lervik
Customer Training Advisor
CUSTOMER SUPPORT
Goals
Goals
Give a basic understanding of the total system
Agenda / content
Agenda / content
Page Chapter Description
4 2 Subsea introduction
5 4 Oil and gas production general 10 5 The vessels and platforms 12 6 Remote operated vehicle 13 7 Subsea systems development 13 8 Subsea system overview 16 9 Field layout
16 10 Subsea structures 20 11 Wellhead system 26 12 Completion system 29 13 Workover system
31 14 Bridge connections / bridging 33 15 Tie-in and connection systems 35 16 Production control system 37 17 Subsea processing
SUBSEA or SURFACE?
SUBSEA or SURFACE?
The fields formation
Economy
Production platforms
Production platforms
NORWAY – Concrete platformsStatfjord-field
NORWAY – FPSO Aasgard A-field
NORWAY – Jacket Gulftide platform on the Ekofisk-field in 1971
Jack-up
The vessels
The vessels
ROV Remote Operated Vehicle
ROV Remote Operated Vehicle
Subsea system overview
Structures/Template and Manifold
permanent installed equipment
Workover system Tools
Completion system (XT)
permanent installed equipment
Intervention system Tie-in and connection of
Umbilicals and flowlines
permanent installed equipment
Production control system
permanent installed equipment
Field layout
Field layout
On Template - Cluster
On Template - Cluster
Subsea structures
Fixed template (Otter - UK)
Rig installable template (HOST)
8 slot template (Ormen-Lange - Norway)
1991 SSP Statfjord Satellite
Project (Norway) 1995 NORNE Project (Norway) 1996 LUFENG HOST (China) rig installable
2002 OTTER - fixed HOST
(UK) 2003 SVAN – Integrated template (Norway) 2005 ORMENLANGE (Norway)
Structure development
Structure development
Field Length Width Height Weight
1991 Statfjord Satellites 39,0 m 29,5 m 10,3 m 680 t
1995 Norne Over-trawl 25,0 m 19,4 m 9,3 m 450 t
1996 YME - Hinged Over Subsea Template (HOST) with protection structure
21,8 m 20,3 m 8,8 m 225 t
2002 Otter fixed HOST 12 m 20 m 2 m + s.
anchors 40 t
2003 SVAN integrated 36 m 36 m 9 m 126 t
2005 Ormenlange 46 m 44 m 18 m 1150 t
Snorre A - subsea
Snorre A - subsea
The rig installable template HOST
The rig installable template HOST
GL = Guide Line
Guide Lines are wires attached to the Guide Posts on the template. The wires are tension by winches on the rig. The wires help to “guide” the equipment that will be installed from the rig down to the template
And
GLL = Guide Lineless
Guide lineless is normally used for deep-water installation. A guidance funnel or a plate on the XT provides guidance on to the structure. GLL systems are used from apr. 500m water dept.
GLL - HOST
Installation methods
Installation methods
GL - HOST
MANIFOLD
MANIFOLD
Flowline Umbilical
Protection
Protection
Falling objects
Over-trawl-able
Manifold protection 19The HOST story
The HOST story
Well Head system
Blowout preventer BOP
Blowout preventer BOP
Drilling and Wellheads
Drilling and Wellheads
UWD 15 Wellhead
– 15000 psi system
UWD II
– 10000 psi system
Seal assy. Casing hg. WH housing rt. Vetco H4 profil 18 3/4” WH 30” conductor housing
Anti rotation key
PGB
with guideposts
PGB
with guideposts
Completion System
Completion System
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a GL, VXT from 1991 - Statoil a GLL, VXT from 2000 – the Girasoll project - ELF a GLL, VXT from 2005 - BP
Vertical XT
Vertical XT
Vertical XT
– Production tubing-hanger is landed under XT in the wellhead
– Valves in the vertical bore
– 5” tubing Actuator Wing valve XT WellHead PMV
Tubing / oil flow Tubing Hanger
Horizontal XT
Horizontal XT
HXT
– Production tubing hanger is landed on top of the HXT
– Valves are in the horizontal bore
– 7” tubing
Workover System
Workover System
Vertical XT Workover System
Vertical XT Workover System
Workover System
Workover System
1 Control System - HPU - Umbilical winch - Control panel - ESD system 2 Riser system - Surface Tree - Riser - XTRT - Landingstring 28IWOCSystem XT mode HXT HXTRT DP Umbilical IWOCSystem LS mode BOP LS WOR Marine riser SFT 29
XT installation
XT installation
Bridge connection or bridging
Bridge connections
Bridge connections
CB = Choke Bridge FCM = Flow Control Module (Statoil)
Horizontal stroking connector
Well jumper
Choke Module
Choke valve on FCM
HXT with FCM
HXT with FCM
FCM
HXT
Horizontal Stroking
Connector
Horizontal Stroking
Connector
Well jumper
Well jumper
Choke
Choke
Choke module Choke
Before choking - well no. 1 – 110 bar at 100% well no. 2 – 105 bar at 100%
After choking – well no. 1 – 95 bar at 85% well no. 2 – 95 bar at 90%
Production header
After choking – well no. 4 – 95 bar at 95% well no. 3 – 95 bar at 100%
Before choking - well no. 4 - 100 bar at 100% well no. 3 – 95 bar at 100%
ROV working
ROV working
ROV opptak 1
Tie-in & Intervention system
Tie-in & intervention
Tie-in & intervention
Description
– This system is normally utilized with smaller vessels
– Hook up of connections between well and production unit or installation to installation
Equipment KOSCON family
– Wire deployed tools
– ROV assisted tools
KOSCON Family
KOSCON Family
2 ROVCON 1 UTIS 3 STABCON 4 SPOOLCON 5 VECON 6 FLYCON 33Production control system
Production control system
Production control system
Description
– Control of wells – Transfer to process Equipment
– Platform unit – Umbilical – electrical/hydraulic – Production pipe – SCM – Distribution on manifold 34Control system - no production
Control system - no production
SUBSEA “A” SCM XT Valve OS Manifold Electric / signal
Hydraulic pressure 207 bar Oil production
Well
Flowline Umbilical
Hydraulic pressure 0 bar
HOST FCM
or CB