Advances in Pipeline and Riser Design
Tuesday, 3 May
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Technical / Poster Session
This session is useful to researchers and engineers working on design, construction, repair, maintenance, and operation of oil and gas pipelines and risers. The session will highlight recent advances in pipeline and riser technology covering fabrication, offshore deployment and operation, with emphasis on cost effective solutions. The aim is to assist engineers by offering validated model tests and case studies that can be used as design reference. The presentations will cover topics such as first offshore use of adhesively bonded mechanically lined pipe, mitigation of stress corrosion cracking using the non-intrusive PipeACOM System, presentations on leak detection, including use of real-time downhole gauges, presentation on the subsea pipeline data interchange system, and two presentations on the Residual Curvature Method for a cost effective buckling mitigation.
Sponsoring Societies:
- American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
- Marine Technology Society (MTS)
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0930-0952 31886World’s First Offshore Use Of Adhesively Bonded Mechanically Lined Pipe
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0952-1014 31700Annular Integrity Management Using PipeACOM System in Flexible Pipes
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1014-1036 32055Method For Rectification Of Non-rotated Residual Curvature Sections
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1036-1058 31898PDEF: A Subsea Pipeline Data Interchange Format Crafted By The Industry For The Industry
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1058-1120 32132Automated Subsea Pipeline Leak Detection Using Real-Time Downhole Gauges
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1120-1142 32106Reliability Of Residual Curvature Method Used In Deepwater Applications In Terms Of The Critical Buckling Load
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1142-1204 31754Using Enhanced Negative Pressure Wave (npw) - Based Sensing For Spontaneous Leak Detection In Offshore Risers: A Gulf Of Mexico Case Study