Deepwater Drilling and Production Technology - DDP - In House Training

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In San Francisco (USA)

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    Course

  • Location

    San francisco (USA)

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    Different dates available

Deepwater Drilling and Production Technology - In-house training by PetroSkillsThis course can be conducted on site at your location exclusively for your staff. This 3-day course describes the deepwater technology that has been developed and implemented in the last few years. It is illustrated with extensive graphics plus over 100 animated and photographic videos of the latest equipment and the most recent actual DW field developments. Each of the DW system components is discussed in terms of its engineering challenges. Introducing each technology area is a brief description of the conventional water depth technology from which the new, DW concepts have evolved. The bases for selection of particular field configurations are discussed. Find out more

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San Francisco (USA)
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333 Bush Street, Suite 2400, 94104

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  • Technology
  • Production
  • Installation

Course programme

Training Course Content

This in-house training programme can be customised to meet your specific requirements. It typically covers:

  • History: Progression into deep water and deep reservoirs
  • Marine Seismic Exploration: 3-D and 4-D in deep water; seafloor hydrophones
  • Drilling, Well Control, Drilling Risers, MODUs: DW drilling sequence; drilling pressure management (dual gradient); casing pressure barriers; safety monitoring, riser gas handler
  • Spread Mooring & Dynamic Positioning: Basics of DW spread mooring; synthetic rope; DW anchors; permanent anchors/piles; types of DP position reference; underwater positioning and navigation
  • Drilling Riser Emergency Disconnect: DP failure modes and consequences (high current); disconnect strategy and sequence; anti-recoil system; back-up systems
  • Currents, VIV, Vessel Hydrodynamics: DW currents; hazards of VIV (Vortex-Induced Vibration) and current drag; VIV suppression; platform motions and importance; model testing
  • Production platforms: Pros and cons, how to choose, historical numbers of the various versions of SPARs, TLPS, large semis, and various FPSO concepts; production riser interfaces/interactions
  • Pipelines & Flowlines: Route surveying & hazards; S-lay, J-lay and Reel-lay offshore fabrication/installation & vessels; onshore fabrication & tow-out; burying & covering; flow assurance by injection & pigging; temperature control methods; seafloor connections; inspection & repair; flexible pipe
  • Production Risers: Definition of wet-tree, dry-tree; TTPRs (Top-Tensioned PRs), tensioners, buoyancy; composites, IPBs (integrated prod. bundles), lazy wave configuration; SCRs (Steel Catenary Risers), TDP (Touch Down Point) problems, top connections, vessel motion effects, pipe-in-pipe, anti-corrosion cladding, VIV suppression; self-standing hybrids, single & multiline; monitoring
  • Subsea Completions, Control, Processing & Well Maintenance: Historical growth; drilling/completion sequence; SS tree complexity; seafloor hardware installation options; control/power/injection umbilicals; umbilical fabrication, installation, connection; ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) & IWOC (Installation, WorkOver & Completion) operations; downhole completions; reduced cost well WO/intervention/maintenance options including wireline, coiled tubing; seafloor processing; all-electric control; permanent SS surveillance
  • Oil Spill Prevention & Response: Elements of drilling/production safety; regulations; response initiatives - responders & standby equipment

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