05 Loadout of Offshore Platform

October 15, 2017 | Author: ardikurniawan | Category: Drilling Rig, Crane (Machine), Reef, Sea, Transport
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LOADOUT AND INSTALLATION OF OFFSHORE PLATFORM

Presented by Mr. Therasap Rattanapat

Loadout Method Loadout by Crane Lifting •

Loadout by Skidding - Winching - Strand Jack - Push-Pull System

3) Loadout by Crane Lifting

Loadout Method Selection of Loadout Method 1) Platform Weight - Approx < 6,000Te Æ Loadout by dolly - Approx > 6,000Te Æ Loadout by Skidding 2) Available Equipment Capacity - Lifting by Yard Crane Æ Normally the Maximum crawler capacity is 1,000Te, can be lifted loadout of 400Te platform weight. - Lifting by Derrick Crane Barge Æ 3,000Te capacity 3) Cargo Stowage Plan 4) Installation Method - Installation by Crane Lifting or Launching or Float-over Method

Loadout Method Facilities CPP Jacket Topside

Load-out Method Skidding and Ballasting

Transportation Method

Installation Method

Barge

Launching / crane assisted upending Float-over

Barge

Side-lifting and crane assisted upending

Barge

Side-lifting and crane assisted upending

Barge

Side-lifting

Barge

Side-lifting and crane assisted upending

QP Jacket Topside

Rolling (Dolly)

FP/T Jacket Topside

Rolling (Dolly) Lifting

Bridge

Rolling (Dolly) Lifting

Wellhead Jacket Topside

Rolling (Dolly) Lifting

Loadout Equipment Dolly – Self Propelled Modular Transport (SPMT)

Loadout Equipment Push – Pull System (For Skidding Loadout)

Loadout Equipment Strand Jack (For Skidding Loadout)

Loadout Equipment Ballasting Pump (for Barge Ballasting)

Loadout Equipment Ballasting Pump (for Barge Ballasting)

Capacity 500 Cu.m/Hr

Loadout Equipment Ballasting Pump (for Barge Ballasting)

Capacity 1,000 Cu.m/Hr

Loadout Equipment Ballasting Pump (for Barge Ballasting)

Capacity 1,000 Cu.m/Hr

Example of Loadout by Dolly LOADOUT FLOW CHART BARGE PORT IN @ TNS WHARF

PRE-LOADOUT

ALONGSIDE AND MOORING

JHA MEETING / RISK ASSESSMENT

INSTALL LOADOUT BEAM

GAS FREE CHECK

MOBILIZATION OF MWS PRE-LOADOUT MEETING

SETTING SPMT

BARGE JOINT INSPECTION

SITE MOVE TO WHARF

BARGE HANDOVER

INSTALL RAMP BETWEEN BARGE AND WHARF

BARGE PRE-BALLASTING LOADOUT CERTIFICATE ISSUE BY MWS LOADOUT TO BARGE

INNITIAL SEAFASTENING

TOWING BALLAST

COMPLETE SEAFASTENING

INSPECTION BY MWS SAILAWAY CERTIFICATE ISSUE BY MWS

CASTING OFF MOORING LINE AND BARGE HANDOVER

SAILAWAY

Example of Loadout by Dolly LOADOUT JETTY

Example of Loadout by Dolly LOADOUT JETTY Jetty No.1, 2 & 3 Total Depth 8.6m

Jetty No.4 Total Depth 12.6m

Example of Loadout by Dolly BATHYMETRIC SURVEY OF RIVER BASE LEVEL

Example of Loadout by Dolly DESIGN CRITERIA FOR BARGE MOORING

Example of Loadout by Dolly TIDE DATA RELATED TO LOADOUT

Example of Loadout by Dolly WEIGHT CONTROL REPORT FOR JACKET

Example of Loadout by Dolly REACTION CALCULATION FOR JACKET LOADOUT

JK LOADOUT REACTION CALCULATION -1025Te weight -Calculation as 3 points suspension -Gross Capacity of SPMT is 34Te/Axle line -Pay load capacity is 30Te/axle line -Maximum allowable loading is 90% of gross capacity

Example of Loadout by Dolly WEIGHT CONTROL REPORT FOR TOPSIDE

Example of Loadout by Dolly REACTION CALCULATION FOR TOPSIDE LOADOUT

TOPSIDE LOADOUT REACTION CALCULATION -2098Te weight -Calculation as 3 points suspension -Gross Capacity of SPMT is 34Te/Axle line -Pay load capacity is 30Te/axle line -Maximum allowable loading is 90% of gross capacity

Example of Loadout by Dolly SPMT ARRANGEMENT FOR JACKET LOADOUT

Example of Loadout by Dolly SPMT ARRANGEMENT FOR TOPSIDE LOADOUT

Example of Loadout by Dolly BARGE MOORING FOR JACKET LOADOUT

Example of Loadout by Dolly BARGE MOORING FOR TOPSIDE LOADOUT

Example of Loadout by Dolly JACKET LOADOUT ROUTE PLAN

Example of Loadout by Dolly TOPSIDE LOADOUT ROUTE PLAN

Example of Loadout by Dolly LINK SPAN BRIDGE FOR CROSS OVER TO BARGE Clearance between Link Span bridge and jetty shall be maintained 10-200mm along the loadout operation

Example of Loadout by Dolly POST LOADOUT PREPARATION a) Ground will be graded and compacted, any soft spot shall be cover by steel bearing plate b) Any obstruction in loadout route shall be cleared c) Barricated shall be provided along the loadout route d) SPMT shall be assembled to required configuration, function test, pressure test shall be done e) SPMT insert underneath loadout beam / loadout structure. Test lift and confirmed the pressure between 3 points suspension are acceptable, then fastening the cargo to SPMT if necessary. Computer programming for full steering of overall SPMT system (360 degree full steering) f)

Confirmed all grillage support on barge, corrected installed to the designate location, completed weld and NDE cleared.

g) Confirmed barge pre-ballasting in according to calculation and correct ballasting pump setting. h) Confirmed barge mooring i)

Confirmed actual tide level

j)

Confirmed the loadout certificate was obtained from MWS in view of approved for loadout operation

Example of Loadout by Dolly LOADOUT OPERATION a) Start Movement of loadout structure by jacking up the SPMT until the structure cleared from fabrication support. b) Re-confirmed the pressure for all 3 point suspension. c) Start movement from fabrication area to loadout jetty. d) Standby at loadout jetty, waiting the actual tide level. e) Once the actual tide level is meet to the planned in ballasting calculation then start cross over from jetty to barge. f)

Continue the loadout operation, the operation is divided into several steps and between each step necessary ballast changes have to be performed in the same magnitude as transfer of cargo load to barge and tide variation.

g) Ballasting / de-ballasting will be performed according to the pre-arranged ballasting program. h) Barge level as well as trim and heel shall be monitored continuously (shall be within 1% of barge length and width as per normal standard practice) i)

Control clearance between link span and jetty along the operation (10mm minimum, 200mm maximum)

Example of Loadout by Dolly LOADOUT OPERATION (CONTINUE) j)

Once the cargo move to it final position will be lowered down to its support, approximately half load will be transferred from SPMT to its support, then confirm the shimming requirement for all support locations and provide the shim if necessary before lower down fully and 100% load transfer to support.

k) After 100% lower down the cargo to support, SPMT will be retrieved back to shore and making to the end of loadout operation.

Example of Loadout by Dolly Barge Ballasting During Loadout

Ballasting Pumps Setting

Example of Loadout by Dolly Barge Ballasting During Loadout

Example of Loadout by Dolly Barge Ballasting During Loadout

Example of Loadout by Dolly Barge Ballasting During Loadout

Example of Loadout by Dolly Barge Ballasting During Loadout

Example of Loadout by Dolly Barge Ballasting During Loadout

Example of Loadout by Dolly Barge Ballasting During Loadout

LOAD OUT OPERATION / TOOL BOX MEETING

JACKET MOVEMENT TO LOAD OUT QUAY

JACKET LOAD OUT ONTO CARGO BARGE

JACKET LOAD OUT ONTO CARGO BARGE

DECK MOVEMENT TO LOAD OUT QUAY

DECK LOAD OUT ONTO CARGO BARGE

DECK LOAD OUT ONTO CARGO BARGE

Example of Loadout by Dolly POST LOADOUT OPERATION j)

Initial seafastening shall be provided to cargo immediately before any inshore barge maneuver.

k) Loadout of ship losses item and seafastening. l)

Barge shall be ballasted to sea-towing condition.

m) Installed all seafastening tie-down braces and fully welded with NDE clear. n) Barge final inspection by MWS o) Obtained the Sail-away Certificate from MWS. p) Barge ready for Sail-away to offshore field. q) Barge handover to transportation contractor. r) Sail-away

Transportation by using Barge

I : Installation by Launching and Crane assisted upending

Installation by side-lifting Crane-assisted upending

Installation by Float-over method

Pilling

Top Side Installation

C : Commissioning ƒ Hook-up piping – Christmas tree – Riser & Sealine – Piping interface

ƒ Hook-up E&I – –

Cable tray Tubing & Instrument

ƒ Hook-up structure – Boat-landing – Riser Clamp – Conductor

Pipeline Installation

Pipe-lay Methods

Platform Decommissioning Platform Decommissioning Scope covers: ƒ Process Decommissioning ƒ Well Abandonment ƒ Hook Down ƒ Offshore Removal (and disposal) ƒ Onshore Disposal ƒ Pipeline Decommissioning ƒ Drill Cutting Disposal

Platform Decommissioning Types of Platform Decommissioning Options ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ

Total Removal Partial Removal Reverse Installation Piece Small Toppling Artificial Reef (Rig to Reef)

Platform Decommissioning Rig to Reef

Artificial Reef providing hard surfaces for encrusting organism such as spiny oysters, barnacles, sponges and corals. A food chain in what becomes a new new marine ecosystem for numerous types of fishes, sharks, sea turtles, spiny spiny lobsters and sea urchins. The fish populations around artificial reefs are so abundant that that many people enjoy going “Rig Fishing” Fishing” or sport fishing to take advantage of the easy catches.

Decommissioning Technology Platform Decommissioning by Versatruss

Current & New Decommissioning Technology ƒ Heavy Lift Vessel (Both Topsides & Jackets)[DLB Kuroshio class of DLBs] DLBs]

ƒ ƒ

Versatruss (Topsides)[Lifted: Topsides)[Lifted: 6000 US tons Topside] Smart Leg (Topsides) [Current Design limit: 20,000 tons in 2m/12sec significant swell]

Conceptual Heavy Lift Equipment which are not been built yet ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ

Pieter Schelte (Topsides) Offshore Shuttle (Topsides) Mastermind (Topsides) MPU Heavy Lifter (Topsides) Versatruss (Jackets) Controlled Variable Buoyancy System [CVBS] (Jackets)

Removal Techniques ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ

Abrasive Water Jet Explosives Mechanical Cutter Oxy Arc Torch Standard Diamond Wire ƒ Sub Bottom Cutter (SBC)

Diamond Wire Cutter

MECHANICAL CUTTERS

REMOVAL TECHNIQUES

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- & # PROTECTION ABRASIVE WATER JET - Abrasive (Al, Zn, Si, Cu, Sn, Sn, Pb) Pb) - 1 Ton/hr AV. EVALUATION MATRIX EXPLOSIVES # Hazardous materials † - Soil particles, structure scraps, shock waves

ENVIRONMENT

PROTECTION EXCELLENT

MECHANICAL CUTTERS

VERY GOOD

 

GOOD

 POOR

 VERY POOR

POOR

GOOD

VERY GOOD

EXCELLENT

- Structure/tool scraps  OXY ARC - TORCH # Diver operated - Hot cutting (poor recycling)  STANDARD DIAMOND WIRE - Soil particles † SBC #Remotely operated - Environment-friendly dredging

#

HEALTH & SAFETY PROTECTION

The First Decommissioning Platform Project In Malaysia (Ketam Project)

The First Decommissioning Platform Project In Malaysia (Ketam Project) Removal of Helideck (Top Section)

Removal of Helideck (Lower Section)

The First Decommissioning Platform Project In Malaysia (Ketam Project) Cut by External Cutter

Removed Conductors

The First Decommissioning Platform Project In Malaysia (Ketam Project)

Lifting of Deck

Flooding Pipe

Flooding Pipe

The First Ever Decommissioning Platform Project In Malaysia (Ketam Project) Internal Cutting Tool

Insert of Internal Cutting Tool

The First Decommissioning Platform Project In Malaysia (Ketam Project)

Internal Lifting Tool

Lifting of Pile by Internal Lifting Tool

The First Decommissioning Platform Project In Malaysia (Ketam Project) Welding of Pad Eye

Lift off Jacket Upper Section

Place Jacket Upper Section on Barge

The First Decommissioning Platform Project In Malaysia (Ketam Project)

Lifting of Jacket Lower Section

Place Jacket Lower Section On Barge

Removed Jacket on Barge

Conclusion ƒ

Successful gas exploration and development generally progresses through five basic operational phase I. Preliminary investigation ( includes geophysical exploration) II. Exploratory drilling III. Field development IV. Production V. Decommissioning (Plugging and Reclamation)

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