Asset Integrity – Subsea Vigilance Through Technology Application
Thursday, 4 May
600
Technical / Poster Session
Subsea assets – costs to install and maintain can be dwarfed by costs to repair. This session highlights the latest in subsea technology development for successful asset management reducing the risk of repair or production interruption. Monitoring capability based upon discrete application or permanent installation is addressed. Techniques to determine asset condition monitoring as well as production flow assurance are detailed. From wellhead to pipeline, subsea field management can benefit from these presented technologies and techniques.
Chairperson
Sponsoring Society:
- Marine Technology Society (MTS)
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1400-1418 32252SCC-CO2 Failure Mode: Literature Review and Available Technologies Used To Inspect and Access the Integrity of the Flexible Pipes
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1420-1438 32470A Novel Technology To Efficiently Detect Hydrate Formation in Subsea Flowlines
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1440-1458 32165"Light Weight" Tomographic Monitoring of Pipe Wall Thickness
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1500-1518 32175Successful Metal Loss and Choke Health Simulation and Predictions Save Time and Cost - Case Study
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1520-1538 32500Pipeline Fatigue Damage Monitoring During Hydrogen Transportation
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1540-1558 32201Top of the Line Corrosion Management for Wet Sour Gas Subsea Pipeline
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1600-1618 32224Efficient Welded Joint Sealing System for Pipe With Thermoplastic Liners
