Zion Station RV Segmentation Presentation 37 pgsGary Krautwurst
This condensed 37 page presentation shows some of the steps of the processes involved in removing & segmenting the Reactor Vessel Internals - RVI (Core Barrel, Core Shroud, Baffle Plates, etc.) as well as the Reactor Vessel Segmentation - RVS performed by the Siempelkamp RV Segmentation Crew during the Decommissioning of the Zion Nuclear Power Station during 2014 - 2015.
Subsea well intervention: Learning from the past - planning for the futureStatoil
1) Subsea well intervention technology has advanced from using only dry trees and platforms to now include wet trees and the ability to perform more complex interventions subsea.
2) Learning from past operations, operators are planning for the future of subsea well intervention by developing new technologies like temporary riser systems to allow more extensive intervention capabilities subsea.
3) These new temporary riser systems will enable a wider range of intervention activities subsea like drilling of sidetracks, helping to increase recovery from maturing subsea fields.
Workovers are operations done on oil and gas wells after initial completion to improve well performance and productivity. Common reasons for workovers include mechanical issues, reservoir problems, unsatisfactory production rates, and converting wells from production to injection. Workovers aim to enhance production through activities like zone transfers, recompletions, stimulation, and replacing artificial lift equipment. They can be performed using conventional rigs or non-conventional methods like wireline units, coiled tubing units, and snubbing units.
Subsea Field Development for an ideal Green field.Emeka Ngwobia
• The Daiyeriton Field is a green field development project. The subsea field layout with its drill centers has been illustrated in slide 2. New flowlines and pipelines will tie-in to the existing Daiyeriton floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel. The new system will enable the transportation of production and injection fluids to and from the Daiyeriton field facilities from five new drill centers: DC-SW, DC-NW, DC-SE, DC-NE and DC-E. DC-SE, DC-SW, DC-NE and DC-E are dedicated production drill centers while DC-NW is a dedicated WI drill center. Gas lift will be provided at the riser base of a new 12-inch production flowline.
•The water depth at the proposed development sites range from 800 m to 1000 m.
The document defines and describes various tools and equipment used in oil and gas drilling rig operations. It provides descriptions of common components in 3 sentences or less, including drill pipe, drill collars, drill bits, draw works, blowout preventers, mud pumps, shale shakers, blowout preventer preventers, rotary tables, casing heads, generators, blocks, tongs, kellys, blowout preventers, and mud systems. The components work together to drill and construct oil and gas wells.
Zion Station RV Segmentation Presentation 37 pgsGary Krautwurst
This condensed 37 page presentation shows some of the steps of the processes involved in removing & segmenting the Reactor Vessel Internals - RVI (Core Barrel, Core Shroud, Baffle Plates, etc.) as well as the Reactor Vessel Segmentation - RVS performed by the Siempelkamp RV Segmentation Crew during the Decommissioning of the Zion Nuclear Power Station during 2014 - 2015.
Subsea well intervention: Learning from the past - planning for the futureStatoil
1) Subsea well intervention technology has advanced from using only dry trees and platforms to now include wet trees and the ability to perform more complex interventions subsea.
2) Learning from past operations, operators are planning for the future of subsea well intervention by developing new technologies like temporary riser systems to allow more extensive intervention capabilities subsea.
3) These new temporary riser systems will enable a wider range of intervention activities subsea like drilling of sidetracks, helping to increase recovery from maturing subsea fields.
Workovers are operations done on oil and gas wells after initial completion to improve well performance and productivity. Common reasons for workovers include mechanical issues, reservoir problems, unsatisfactory production rates, and converting wells from production to injection. Workovers aim to enhance production through activities like zone transfers, recompletions, stimulation, and replacing artificial lift equipment. They can be performed using conventional rigs or non-conventional methods like wireline units, coiled tubing units, and snubbing units.
Subsea Field Development for an ideal Green field.Emeka Ngwobia
• The Daiyeriton Field is a green field development project. The subsea field layout with its drill centers has been illustrated in slide 2. New flowlines and pipelines will tie-in to the existing Daiyeriton floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel. The new system will enable the transportation of production and injection fluids to and from the Daiyeriton field facilities from five new drill centers: DC-SW, DC-NW, DC-SE, DC-NE and DC-E. DC-SE, DC-SW, DC-NE and DC-E are dedicated production drill centers while DC-NW is a dedicated WI drill center. Gas lift will be provided at the riser base of a new 12-inch production flowline.
•The water depth at the proposed development sites range from 800 m to 1000 m.
The document defines and describes various tools and equipment used in oil and gas drilling rig operations. It provides descriptions of common components in 3 sentences or less, including drill pipe, drill collars, drill bits, draw works, blowout preventers, mud pumps, shale shakers, blowout preventer preventers, rotary tables, casing heads, generators, blocks, tongs, kellys, blowout preventers, and mud systems. The components work together to drill and construct oil and gas wells.
Equipos usados en perforación de pozos petrolerosJohann Quintanar
The document provides an overview of key equipment used in drilling rigs. It describes major components such as the rig itself, hoisting equipment like the crown block and traveling block, rotation equipment including the kelly and kelly bushing, mud circulation equipment like the mud pump and standpipe, drill pipe and bottom hole assembly, safety equipment including blowout preventers, and various rig facilities. Diagrams are included to illustrate how some of the components work and relate to each other.
Environmental Impacts of Groundwater Control and DewateringMartin Preene
Dr. Martin Preene discusses potential environmental impacts from groundwater control systems like dewatering. He outlines two main groundwater control approaches: exclusion using physical cut-off walls, and pumping using well arrays. Potential impact categories include geotechnical impacts like settlement, contamination impacts, impacts to water-dependent features, impacts to water resources, and impacts from water discharges. Proper monitoring and mitigation measures tailored to each site are needed to avoid or reduce negative impacts.
This document discusses mine dewatering and groundwater control. It describes various approaches to dewatering such as exclusion methods using cut-off walls or grouting, and pumping methods using wells, drains or sumps. Both open pit and underground mines are addressed. The key aspects of successful mine dewatering projects are explained as understanding the hydrogeology, appropriate dewatering technology, and environmental considerations.
This presentation is a course a bout wellheads which includes the basic components of the well head and the advanced techniques.
helping students who are cared about petroleum industry to increase their knowledge about this tool that is important for both drilling and production.
For Further information, use the following LinkedIn account:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohamed-abdelshafy-abozeima-9b7589119/
This document provides details on the components of an oil drilling rig, including mud tanks, shale shakers, and other equipment. It describes the purpose and function of each component. The mud tank stores drilling fluid and other solids control equipment are mounted on top, including shale shakers. Shale shakers are the first stage in removing cuttings from the drilling fluid and consist of parts like the hopper, feeder, screen basket, and vibrator. The document also discusses screen selection and causes of premature screen failure.
Horizontal vertical christmas tree pptAmar Gaikwad
Brief Information about Christmas tree that is Sub-sea horizontal vs vertical x-mas tree. in this presentation include information that is types of x-mas tree,tree selection & last is which tree is most preferable for surface and subsurface applications.
Effective water management is critical to both open-pit and sub-surface mining operations. Mine dewatering is an essential part of resource extraction, as it lowers the water table around the mine or quarry. Effectively managed dewatering processes typically employ continuous water level monitoring.
The document discusses several challenges related to plugging and abandoning oil wells in a more efficient and cost-effective manner. It proposes questions around developing new tools and methods for removing casing strings more quickly when they are stuck, finding alternative materials to cement for creating annular barriers, and investigating options for permanently sealing wells without removing tubing and casing.
This document discusses methods for transporting large volumes of water needed for drilling sites. Key options include sourcing groundwater onsite, trucking via tankers, and using temporary above-ground or buried pipelines. Groundwater sourcing is preferable if available but requires licensing. Trucking requires many vehicle movements that impact roads and communities. Pipelines can transport water more efficiently with less traffic but require infrastructure and cause short-term disruption during installation. Costs are site-specific based on water source, volumes needed, transportation method, and environmental factors. Careful planning is needed to reliably supply sufficient water cost-effectively while minimizing impacts.
Aqua-Barrier Water Inflated Dams LiteratureDarren Miller
This document provides information about Aqua-Barrier, an inflatable dam system that can be used for various dewatering and water control projects including pipeline installation and repair, boat ramp installations, bridge construction, shoreline stabilization, culvert installation and repair, and more. It describes how the system works, its benefits such as fast installation and removal, environmental compliance, and engineered safety, and includes photos showing its use for different applications.
This document provides an overview of basic drilling for WE ADP 2014. It discusses the reasons for drilling wells, including gaining subsurface information and allowing communication between the surface and underground for hydrocarbon and fluid production or injection. It also describes the different types of wells including wildcat, appraisal, production, and in-filled wells. The document outlines the key components of drilling a well, including the surface, intermediate, and production sections; casing; cementing; logging; and perforating. It provides details on rig systems, equipment used in well construction like casing, mud, and downhole tools, as well as formation evaluation and well completion. Risks associated with drilling operations and working on the rig are also summarized.
Subsea 7 has extensive experience providing riser systems for deepwater and ultra-deepwater installations. They have developed a unique suite of riser technologies to meet various field characteristics including Hybrid Riser Towers, which are recognized as having significant benefits for deepwater applications. Hybrid Riser Towers simplify field layouts and improve flow assurance. Subsea 7 was the first to install Hybrid Riser Towers in 1998 and they continue to be applied as an accepted robust solution for deepwater developments.
J. Ray McDermott achieved several industry firsts including:
- Installing the first pipeline using J-Lay method
- Receiving ISO 14001 certification as the first offshore platform fabrication company
- Designing and installing the first in-line diverless pipeline tie-in sled
- Designing, fabricating, and installing the deepest tripod jacket in the world at 671 feet water depth
Oil and gas industry is changing and moving to deep and ultra deep water which come with new challenges for the current risers design . so i proposed a new design which will change the industry and help drill oil and gas in ultra deep waters
The document provides an overview of the key components of a rotary drilling rig, including:
1. The derrick or mast and substructure which supports the rig.
2. Power and prime movers such as internal combustion engines that power the rig equipment.
3. Hoisting components such as the drawworks, crown block, and traveling block that are used to raise and lower the drill string.
4. Rotating components such as the kelly, kelly bushing, and rotary table that turn the drill string and bit.
5. Circulating components that circulate drilling fluid down the drill string and up the well annulus, including mud pumps, standpipes,
Overview of main components of subsea production / injection systems, including:
Wellhead
Subsea tree (Vertical, Horizontal, or Drill-thru)
Structural foundation / Template / Manifold /Jumpers
Subsea processing equipment
Chemical injection system
Umbilical with electrical power and signal cables
Risers
Production Control and Monitoring System
Project Dewatering Limited is a leading specialist dewatering subcontractor operating in the UK, Ireland, and Europe. They offer professional and cost-effective groundwater engineering solutions using highly skilled design, estimating, and operation teams. They are committed to providing innovative, reliable solutions while investing in staff expertise and upholding high quality, transparent processes. Their monitoring and control system expertise allows them to provide fully instrumented pumping tests and treatment plants.
Groundwater Engineering is an international company that specializes in dewatering, groundwater control, and water well engineering for construction, mining, and oil and gas clients. The document defines dewatering as pumping from wells or sumps to lower groundwater levels and allow excavations below the water table. It describes commonly used dewatering techniques like sump pumping, wellpoints, deepwells and eductor wells. Less common techniques including horizontal wellpoints, relief wells, artificial recharge and groundwater remediation are also outlined.
The document discusses wellheads and their components. It describes how wellheads are made up of multiple pieces including the casing head, casing hangers, spools, tubing hangers, master valves, and flow trees. It provides pictures and descriptions of these individual components and how they assemble to form the full wellhead. It also discusses design considerations, installation procedures, sealing methods, and testing of wellhead equipment.
In this you will find some of the basic thing regarding the elevated water tank and this is our one of the team project work in college. Hope you will enjoy it....
The document summarizes a student design project to create a hydraulic turbine capable of lifting a can of beans 10 feet using no more than 1 gallon of water from a reservoir no higher than 4 feet 3 inches. Key aspects of the project included:
- Designing and 3D printing Pelton buckets and a nozzle for a Pelton turbine.
- Creating a lightweight turbine wheel from plexiglass to house the buckets.
- Designing a piping system to efficiently deliver water from the reservoir to the turbine nozzle.
- Testing multiple design iterations to achieve a best time of 1.39 seconds to lift the can.
Equipos usados en perforación de pozos petrolerosJohann Quintanar
The document provides an overview of key equipment used in drilling rigs. It describes major components such as the rig itself, hoisting equipment like the crown block and traveling block, rotation equipment including the kelly and kelly bushing, mud circulation equipment like the mud pump and standpipe, drill pipe and bottom hole assembly, safety equipment including blowout preventers, and various rig facilities. Diagrams are included to illustrate how some of the components work and relate to each other.
Environmental Impacts of Groundwater Control and DewateringMartin Preene
Dr. Martin Preene discusses potential environmental impacts from groundwater control systems like dewatering. He outlines two main groundwater control approaches: exclusion using physical cut-off walls, and pumping using well arrays. Potential impact categories include geotechnical impacts like settlement, contamination impacts, impacts to water-dependent features, impacts to water resources, and impacts from water discharges. Proper monitoring and mitigation measures tailored to each site are needed to avoid or reduce negative impacts.
This document discusses mine dewatering and groundwater control. It describes various approaches to dewatering such as exclusion methods using cut-off walls or grouting, and pumping methods using wells, drains or sumps. Both open pit and underground mines are addressed. The key aspects of successful mine dewatering projects are explained as understanding the hydrogeology, appropriate dewatering technology, and environmental considerations.
This presentation is a course a bout wellheads which includes the basic components of the well head and the advanced techniques.
helping students who are cared about petroleum industry to increase their knowledge about this tool that is important for both drilling and production.
For Further information, use the following LinkedIn account:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohamed-abdelshafy-abozeima-9b7589119/
This document provides details on the components of an oil drilling rig, including mud tanks, shale shakers, and other equipment. It describes the purpose and function of each component. The mud tank stores drilling fluid and other solids control equipment are mounted on top, including shale shakers. Shale shakers are the first stage in removing cuttings from the drilling fluid and consist of parts like the hopper, feeder, screen basket, and vibrator. The document also discusses screen selection and causes of premature screen failure.
Horizontal vertical christmas tree pptAmar Gaikwad
Brief Information about Christmas tree that is Sub-sea horizontal vs vertical x-mas tree. in this presentation include information that is types of x-mas tree,tree selection & last is which tree is most preferable for surface and subsurface applications.
Effective water management is critical to both open-pit and sub-surface mining operations. Mine dewatering is an essential part of resource extraction, as it lowers the water table around the mine or quarry. Effectively managed dewatering processes typically employ continuous water level monitoring.
The document discusses several challenges related to plugging and abandoning oil wells in a more efficient and cost-effective manner. It proposes questions around developing new tools and methods for removing casing strings more quickly when they are stuck, finding alternative materials to cement for creating annular barriers, and investigating options for permanently sealing wells without removing tubing and casing.
This document discusses methods for transporting large volumes of water needed for drilling sites. Key options include sourcing groundwater onsite, trucking via tankers, and using temporary above-ground or buried pipelines. Groundwater sourcing is preferable if available but requires licensing. Trucking requires many vehicle movements that impact roads and communities. Pipelines can transport water more efficiently with less traffic but require infrastructure and cause short-term disruption during installation. Costs are site-specific based on water source, volumes needed, transportation method, and environmental factors. Careful planning is needed to reliably supply sufficient water cost-effectively while minimizing impacts.
Aqua-Barrier Water Inflated Dams LiteratureDarren Miller
This document provides information about Aqua-Barrier, an inflatable dam system that can be used for various dewatering and water control projects including pipeline installation and repair, boat ramp installations, bridge construction, shoreline stabilization, culvert installation and repair, and more. It describes how the system works, its benefits such as fast installation and removal, environmental compliance, and engineered safety, and includes photos showing its use for different applications.
This document provides an overview of basic drilling for WE ADP 2014. It discusses the reasons for drilling wells, including gaining subsurface information and allowing communication between the surface and underground for hydrocarbon and fluid production or injection. It also describes the different types of wells including wildcat, appraisal, production, and in-filled wells. The document outlines the key components of drilling a well, including the surface, intermediate, and production sections; casing; cementing; logging; and perforating. It provides details on rig systems, equipment used in well construction like casing, mud, and downhole tools, as well as formation evaluation and well completion. Risks associated with drilling operations and working on the rig are also summarized.
Subsea 7 has extensive experience providing riser systems for deepwater and ultra-deepwater installations. They have developed a unique suite of riser technologies to meet various field characteristics including Hybrid Riser Towers, which are recognized as having significant benefits for deepwater applications. Hybrid Riser Towers simplify field layouts and improve flow assurance. Subsea 7 was the first to install Hybrid Riser Towers in 1998 and they continue to be applied as an accepted robust solution for deepwater developments.
J. Ray McDermott achieved several industry firsts including:
- Installing the first pipeline using J-Lay method
- Receiving ISO 14001 certification as the first offshore platform fabrication company
- Designing and installing the first in-line diverless pipeline tie-in sled
- Designing, fabricating, and installing the deepest tripod jacket in the world at 671 feet water depth
Oil and gas industry is changing and moving to deep and ultra deep water which come with new challenges for the current risers design . so i proposed a new design which will change the industry and help drill oil and gas in ultra deep waters
The document provides an overview of the key components of a rotary drilling rig, including:
1. The derrick or mast and substructure which supports the rig.
2. Power and prime movers such as internal combustion engines that power the rig equipment.
3. Hoisting components such as the drawworks, crown block, and traveling block that are used to raise and lower the drill string.
4. Rotating components such as the kelly, kelly bushing, and rotary table that turn the drill string and bit.
5. Circulating components that circulate drilling fluid down the drill string and up the well annulus, including mud pumps, standpipes,
Overview of main components of subsea production / injection systems, including:
Wellhead
Subsea tree (Vertical, Horizontal, or Drill-thru)
Structural foundation / Template / Manifold /Jumpers
Subsea processing equipment
Chemical injection system
Umbilical with electrical power and signal cables
Risers
Production Control and Monitoring System
Project Dewatering Limited is a leading specialist dewatering subcontractor operating in the UK, Ireland, and Europe. They offer professional and cost-effective groundwater engineering solutions using highly skilled design, estimating, and operation teams. They are committed to providing innovative, reliable solutions while investing in staff expertise and upholding high quality, transparent processes. Their monitoring and control system expertise allows them to provide fully instrumented pumping tests and treatment plants.
Groundwater Engineering is an international company that specializes in dewatering, groundwater control, and water well engineering for construction, mining, and oil and gas clients. The document defines dewatering as pumping from wells or sumps to lower groundwater levels and allow excavations below the water table. It describes commonly used dewatering techniques like sump pumping, wellpoints, deepwells and eductor wells. Less common techniques including horizontal wellpoints, relief wells, artificial recharge and groundwater remediation are also outlined.
The document discusses wellheads and their components. It describes how wellheads are made up of multiple pieces including the casing head, casing hangers, spools, tubing hangers, master valves, and flow trees. It provides pictures and descriptions of these individual components and how they assemble to form the full wellhead. It also discusses design considerations, installation procedures, sealing methods, and testing of wellhead equipment.
In this you will find some of the basic thing regarding the elevated water tank and this is our one of the team project work in college. Hope you will enjoy it....
The document summarizes a student design project to create a hydraulic turbine capable of lifting a can of beans 10 feet using no more than 1 gallon of water from a reservoir no higher than 4 feet 3 inches. Key aspects of the project included:
- Designing and 3D printing Pelton buckets and a nozzle for a Pelton turbine.
- Creating a lightweight turbine wheel from plexiglass to house the buckets.
- Designing a piping system to efficiently deliver water from the reservoir to the turbine nozzle.
- Testing multiple design iterations to achieve a best time of 1.39 seconds to lift the can.
The document describes a robotic boat CAD project created by a team of 4 students. The boat was designed to be remotely controlled via IR sensors and have features like flashing lights and a rubber band shooter. Significant planning was required to ensure all components (microcontroller, motors, battery) would fit while allowing the boat to float. The team spent many hours designing the hull, hulltop, cabin, and functional parts in Creo and Solidworks to achieve their goals. Key parts included the motor housings, propeller shaft, and gear mechanism for the rubber band shooter. The final boat design was able to meet all intended functions and had an appealing physical appearance.
Our ROV, Jenny, was designed to complete a valve turning task for NASA. Jenny uses a rectangular prism shaped frame made of PVC pipe that measures 49 cm x 31 cm x 29 cm. Four thrusters are attached to the rear of the frame and controlled individually. Buoyancy is provided by buoys attached to the top of the frame and Gatorade bottles below. A camera is mounted to the front. Testing showed Jenny can achieve a top speed of 0.559 m/s, meeting NASA's minimum requirement of 0.5 m/s. Scaling the design up by a factor of 2.5 for full scale use requires different materials to withstand Antarctic conditions such as a steel frame
Engineering Projects by Christopher HamanChris Haman
This document contains a summary of engineering projects from the University of Colorado and Kärcher North America. It includes projects such as an organic Rankine cycle turbine and housing, a drill torque differentiator, various electrical test fixtures, an electronic fuel control enclosure, a bag dispenser, actuator controls, a machine test fixture cart, a material delivery system, zip-tie dispensers, assembly holders, 3D printed non-circular gears, a 3D printed band brake system, a safety fence, and a traveling air tool holding rack.
Engineering Projects by Christopher HamanChris Haman
This document contains a summary of engineering projects from the University of Colorado and Kärcher North America. It includes projects such as an organic Rankine cycle turbine and housing, a drill torque differentiator, various electrical test fixtures, an electronic fuel control enclosure, a bag dispenser, actuator controls, a machine test fixture cart, a material delivery system, zip-tie dispensers, assembly holders, 3D printed non-circular gears, a 3D printed band brake system, a safety fence, and a traveling air tool holding rack.
The document describes the ATP Titan, the latest design for deepwater production units called the MinDOC 3. Some key points:
- The ATP Titan was installed in the Gulf of Mexico's Mirage Field, establishing the MinDOC 3 design.
- The MinDOC 3 was chosen for its design advantages over competing concepts like stability and response to waves. It provides higher load capacity than semisubmersibles or spars.
- The MinDOC design was originally envisioned in 1997 and has undergone years of iterations and redesigns to arrive at the MinDOC 3, which can be transported by existing vessels worldwide.
This brochure answers common questions about curved steel, such as who curves steel, where it can be used, and how the process works. It provides examples of projects that utilize curved steel, from airport canopies to entranceways. The document also includes step-by-step photographs explaining the rolling process used to bend steel beams. Engineers and architects are encouraged to contact steel bending specialists for help with unique bending needs or to better understand how to specify bending requirements in construction drawings.
The document summarizes the design and construction of a human-powered pedal boat. Key points:
1) The frame was designed to break down into 4 sections to fit in a truck bed and be portable. It was constructed out of aluminum and welded together.
2) The seat was designed with an angled bench and safety belts in a weaved pattern to support up to 3 passengers.
3) Elliptical sponsons were chosen to minimize drag in the water while providing necessary buoyancy. Their shape and flat bottom were optimized for efficiency.
Seawind is developing an innovative 6.2 MW offshore wind turbine system that can be fully assembled and installed without heavy cranes. The two-bladed turbine integrates with self-installing support structures to allow assembly at harbor and installation by simple tug boats. This novel approach aims to significantly reduce offshore wind costs by simplifying installation and maintenance compared to adapting three-bladed onshore designs.
The document describes the Robotics Club at the University of Central Florida and their autonomous surface vehicle called "Classic Boatname" for the 8th annual AUVSI and ONR International RoboBoat competition. It provides details on the team members and leaders, as well as summaries of improvements made to the mechanical design, electrical system, software, and overall functionality of the vehicle for the competition. These include redesigning the pontoons, electrical box, frame, and other components to enhance maneuverability, accessibility, cooling, and robustness of the autonomous surface vehicle.
Stress analysis of storage tank piping - Jeba AnandJeba Anand Nadar
1. The document discusses stress analysis of storage tank piping. It covers classification of tanks based on fluid type and construction, modeling of tanks in Caesar software, API 650 calculations, and nozzle checks as per API 650 standards.
2. Key points include classification of tanks as fixed roof, floating roof, horizontal pressure, and Horton sphere types. Modeling of tanks in Caesar involves defining displacements for tank settlement and bulging. Nozzle checks involve verifying loads do not exceed allowable limits given tank dimensions and properties.
3. Piping connected to tanks must be properly routed and supported, accounting for tank behavior due to settlement, thermal growth, and bulging under liquid head pressure. Spring supports may
Design and structural analysis of auv pressure hull with sandwich materialsVenugopalraoSuravara
This document describes a project to design and analyze the pressure hull of an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) using different sandwich materials. It involves:
- Designing the pressure hull geometry in CATIA and importing it into ANSYS for analysis
- Performing static and modal analyses on 4 material combinations - steel, titanium alloys, and rubber cores
- Evaluating stresses, deformations, and frequencies under 65 bars of external pressure
- Comparing results across materials to determine the most suitable one for withstanding radial pressure on the AUV hull.
Ross Kenyon has experience designing and constructing large meditation halls, patents related to pulse detonation combustion, and various engineering projects from his education and work. He led a team that designed a mechanical brake to test aircraft gearbox components. At GE, he developed rotating valves and compact combustors.
Metode Konstruksi Offshore Platform_2016_2_18.pptMFaridGeonova
This document discusses the construction of fixed offshore platforms using steel tubular structures. It describes the key phases of fabrication and installation including fabrication of small structural units, jacket structure fabrication, jacket erection, deck fabrication, and lifting and installation of the deck and jacket. Steel tubular joints are welded together during fabrication. The jacket and deck are assembled onshore then transported offshore for installation by lifting with crane vessels. Piles are driven into the seabed to secure the jacket structure.
This document is Jawanza Bassue's design portfolio from summer 2016. It contains 22 pages showcasing various engineering design projects including parts for wind turbines, a heat sink, engine mounts, and aircraft components. The portfolio includes 3D models, technical drawings, descriptions, and analyses of each project. It also contains sketches, web designs, and information about Bassue's education and work experience in aerospace engineering.
Jay Ryan R. Santos has experience designing various types of industrial structures including pipe racks, equipment structures, shelters, table tops, modular structures, vessel foundations, tank foundations, and mining equipment foundations. He has expertise in load calculations, steel and concrete design, lifting analysis, transportation analysis, and seismic analysis of industrial structures.
The document outlines various audits, projects, and miscellaneous work completed. Audits included trailers, conveyor belts, foam tires, and grinders to collect information on equipment. Projects involved modifications to man baskets, conveyor guarding, reducing diesel particulate matter using Green Genius technology, installing cross conveyor and shaft bottom safety devices, and modifying stench gas modules. Miscellaneous work included designing an emergency brine trailer and assisting with other tasks.
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Electric vehicle and photovoltaic advanced roles in enhancing the financial p...IJECEIAES
Climate change's impact on the planet forced the United Nations and governments to promote green energies and electric transportation. The deployments of photovoltaic (PV) and electric vehicle (EV) systems gained stronger momentum due to their numerous advantages over fossil fuel types. The advantages go beyond sustainability to reach financial support and stability. The work in this paper introduces the hybrid system between PV and EV to support industrial and commercial plants. This paper covers the theoretical framework of the proposed hybrid system including the required equation to complete the cost analysis when PV and EV are present. In addition, the proposed design diagram which sets the priorities and requirements of the system is presented. The proposed approach allows setup to advance their power stability, especially during power outages. The presented information supports researchers and plant owners to complete the necessary analysis while promoting the deployment of clean energy. The result of a case study that represents a dairy milk farmer supports the theoretical works and highlights its advanced benefits to existing plants. The short return on investment of the proposed approach supports the paper's novelty approach for the sustainable electrical system. In addition, the proposed system allows for an isolated power setup without the need for a transmission line which enhances the safety of the electrical network
ACEP Magazine edition 4th launched on 05.06.2024Rahul
This document provides information about the third edition of the magazine "Sthapatya" published by the Association of Civil Engineers (Practicing) Aurangabad. It includes messages from current and past presidents of ACEP, memories and photos from past ACEP events, information on life time achievement awards given by ACEP, and a technical article on concrete maintenance, repairs and strengthening. The document highlights activities of ACEP and provides a technical educational article for members.
KuberTENes Birthday Bash Guadalajara - K8sGPT first impressionsVictor Morales
K8sGPT is a tool that analyzes and diagnoses Kubernetes clusters. This presentation was used to share the requirements and dependencies to deploy K8sGPT in a local environment.
DEEP LEARNING FOR SMART GRID INTRUSION DETECTION: A HYBRID CNN-LSTM-BASED MODELgerogepatton
As digital technology becomes more deeply embedded in power systems, protecting the communication
networks of Smart Grids (SG) has emerged as a critical concern. Distributed Network Protocol 3 (DNP3)
represents a multi-tiered application layer protocol extensively utilized in Supervisory Control and Data
Acquisition (SCADA)-based smart grids to facilitate real-time data gathering and control functionalities.
Robust Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) are necessary for early threat detection and mitigation because
of the interconnection of these networks, which makes them vulnerable to a variety of cyberattacks. To
solve this issue, this paper develops a hybrid Deep Learning (DL) model specifically designed for intrusion
detection in smart grids. The proposed approach is a combination of the Convolutional Neural Network
(CNN) and the Long-Short-Term Memory algorithms (LSTM). We employed a recent intrusion detection
dataset (DNP3), which focuses on unauthorized commands and Denial of Service (DoS) cyberattacks, to
train and test our model. The results of our experiments show that our CNN-LSTM method is much better
at finding smart grid intrusions than other deep learning algorithms used for classification. In addition,
our proposed approach improves accuracy, precision, recall, and F1 score, achieving a high detection
accuracy rate of 99.50%.
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Zion Station Reactor Vessel Segmentation Presentation 19 pgs
1. Zion Nuclear Power Station Decommissioning Project
Removing & Segmenting the Reactor Vessel Internals and Segmenting the
Reactor Vessel.
(A condensed pictorial historical record)
(or “How to Remove your Nuclear Reactor Vessel in 743 Easy Steps” - A DIY Project)
2. Presentation Notes and Disclaimers
This presentation is NOT the work of any current Siempelkamp L.P., ZionSolutions or Energy Solutions employee and should in no way
be associated with the image or reputation of any of these corporations. This is the effort of a single former employer of Siempelkamp
who is proud of the work our teams accomplished and wanted to create a visual record of this work.
The removal and segmentation of the various components of the Reactor Vessel Internals (RVI) and the segmentation of the Reactor
Vessel (RVS) itself, was contracted out to Siempelkamp L.P. by ZionSolutions.
Siempelkamp L.P. is an engineering and specialized equipment manufacturer based in Germany.
This presentation provides a limited visual historical record of many of the activities of the Siempelkamp RV Segmentation Crew and
some of the ZionSolutions Decommissioning Crew at the Zion Nuclear Power Station during the decommissioning work that occurred
on-site from 2014 – 2015. A few of the images taken before 2014 are included to provide context for the RVI and RVS work.
Most of the images shown were taken by members of the Siempelkamp Segmentation Crew and do not represent the entire scope of
work that was performed during the removal and segmentation of the Reactor Vessel Internals (RVI) or the Reactor Vessel Segmentation
(RVS) phase of the decommissioning work. Other images were collected from Internet sources and may be copyrighted.
Please note that this presentation has been stripped down to fit into the 100MB limit (in this case, 37 pages) that Linked-In imposes for
uploaded Presentations, so there are gaps in the processes as my original Presentation filled 97 pages. The 97 page Presentation is
available for former Siempelkamp & Zion Solution crew members if they would like to contact me. After contact, you can mail a Flash
drive to me or I can burn a CD with the entire 288MB file for you.
Additional Notes for this File:
This presentation has been drastically reduced to meet a restrictive file size requirement for posting to a job. Board.
My full presentation is 97 PowerPoint pages and is too large when published as a .pdf to be emailed. This complete presentation is available on DVD by
contacting me as noted below.
A condensed, 37 page version of this presentation is available on my Linked-In profile page at:
http://www.slideshare.net/GaryKrautwurst/zion-station-rv-segmentation-presentation-37-pgs-linkedin-64428735
Videos of some of the Zion Decommissioning work can be viewed on YouTube at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8Jt8EMF5Lg&list=PL3ebJBgLtf2Ib9fZE9zvmEKMZ_UfREEPN
Contact Gary #2, Email Address: garyk8659@comcast.net
3. The Zion Nuclear Power Station’s first unit began operation in December of 1973 and both PWR units were retired from operation on
February 13, 1998. All nuclear fuel rods were removed from the reactor vessel and placed in the plant's on-site spent fuel pool by
March 9, 1998.
There were plans to keep the facility in long-term safe storage (SAFSTOR) until Unit 2's operating license expired on November 14,
2013. However, on August 23, 2010, it was announced that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) had approved the transfer of
Exelon's (ComEd's parent company) license to EnergySolutions of Salt Lake City. In 2011, ZionSolutions (a subsidiary of
EnergySolutions) began decommissioning operations. Therefore, the residual radiation levels in and around the reactor vessel were
allowed to decay for around 13 years which had a significant impact on reducing personnel radiation dosage rates during the
Reactor Vessel Internals (RVI) and RV Segmentation (RVS) work.
The original estimated date for decommissioning closure was December 31, 2026.
Archive Image of the Zion Nuclear Power Station
as viewed from a beach on Lake Michigan
4. Finally breaking through the inside layer of concrete and rebar.
Breaking through the concrete to another layer of rebar.
One of the earlier major tasks for ZionSolutions was to cut a large equipment removal opening
through the four foot thick Containment Building wall. The opening in Unit 1, with the sliding “Barn
Doors” that were installed to restrict the spread of airborne contamination, is visible in the image
above. (with the white doors partially opened) Also, you can see the several of the vertical green
enclosures around the containment building tendons have been partially removed to provide access
for the tendon removal. The tensioning had to be removed before an opening could safely be cut
through that area of the containment wall and this will eventually be done for the entire structure. Breaking through to the first layer of rebar in Unit 2.
Images of Zion Station During the Cutting of the Equipment Removal Opening in the Containment Buildings
5. After removing the Reactor Head, the reactor internals were removed
and placed in the reactor cavity. The reactor cavity had been flooded
with borated water to provide shielding for the segmentation of the
internals which was performed under water to reduce radiation
exposure to the workers performing the RVI segmentation.
The Reactor Vessel Internals were segmented into many smaller
pieces that were then placed into the appropriate type of radwaste
container for permanent disposal.
The Reactor Vessel Segmentation plan had been to cut the RV into 3
sections, the Nozzle Level, which would be done first, the Belt-Line
Level would be next and each of these levels would be further
segmented around their circumference into 8 smaller segments as
shown in some of the following images. The Hemispherical Bottom
Head (HBH) would then be the last piece to be further segmented into 3
smaller segments; at least, that was the original plan.
Upper and
Lower RV
Internals
The Zion Station Reactor Vessel Upper Internals
Nozzle
Level
Hemispherical
Bottom Head
(HBH)
Belt-Line
Level
RV Segmentation
Levels
Removal of the Reactor Head and the Beginning of the RVI Phase
6. The Volume Reduction Station (VRS) in the test pit facility at In-Place
Machining in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The Volume Reduction Station (VRS) in the Mock-up area showing the 38i circular saw
used to down-size reactor internal components for shipping.
The Volume Reduction Station (VRS) is designed to segment the various components of the reactor vessel internals (Baffle Plates, Fuel Alignment Plate, Core
Shroud, Core Barrel, etc) into pieces small enough to fit into the appropriate category of Radwaste liner (3-60B, 24PT4, etc). The horizontal reciprocating saw,
used for making long cuts, is visible in the left image.
After the RVI components had been segmented and packed in the appropriate Radwaste containers, they were shipped out by truck and train for long term
burial at the Clive, Utah site and/or other sites. The spent fuel rods are stored at the Zion ISFSI in 61 containers along with 4 containers of Greater Than Class
C (GTCC) waste collected during the reactor internals segmentation process and other decommissioning processes.
The Zion Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation (ISFSI)
To date, I have been able to gather
only these few images of the
Reactor Vessel Internals (RVI)
segmentation activities from our
crew. If additional images are
provided to me in the future, I can
add them to this file.
This is the end of the RVI portion of
this presentation
A GTCC waste container with Baffle Plates and other GTCC
waste material cut to fit by the VRS.
7. The Plan is to sequentially cut all 8 “L” shaped cuts through the Reactor Vessel
Wall where the Pre-Cuts had been made through the thicker upper RV wall.
After attaching the Turnable Gripper to the desired reactor segment, the final
short horizontal cut is made between the two “L” cuts to free the segment.
During the cutting of all 8 “L” cuts & Final Cuts the Suction Duct is removing the
gases from the flame cutting and any airborne contamination to the HEPA filter.
The Turnable Gripper (TGR), which is attached to the Polar Crane, then lifts the
freed-up segment up through the opening in the Outer Shielding Plate (OSP)
and places the segment in a Shielded Box for disposal as radwaste.
8. Next, the concrete bridges that secured the top of the RV to the structure needed to be removed before the reactor coolant nozzle pipes could be cut.
A jig was designed and fabricated to hold the concrete bridge in place during the cutting with
the abrasive diamond wire saw until the concrete could be removed with a crane.
A concrete bridge can be seen at
the top of the above image.
Installing the wire saw to cut each
concrete bridge.
Wire saw marks from the concrete bridge removal. The concrete bridges were placed in a Super
Sack for disposal.
9. With the concrete bridges now removed, the borated concrete around the
outside of the RV was completely accessible to cut with the wire saw.
The Polar Crane was then rigged to each borated concrete section for removal
The borated concrete was cut on the centerline of each RV nozzle to
free up each section for removal.
10. Most of the circumference of each of the eight reactor coolant loop pipes is cut by the ABS from the bottom-up with the top “stitch” being cut with a hand-held
plasma cutter.
Installing the abrasive wire saw (ABS) to cut the bottom of the reactor coolant loop pipes
The next step in the process was to start cutting the reactor coolant loop pipes.
11. Here we have our team working at the peak of efficiency. The worker on
the bottom is welding a shield plate into the RV nozzle to reduce
radiation expose, while the worker in the middle is completing the loop
cut using a hand-held plasma cutter.
While in another area, the removal of the Seal Ledge continues. (you can
see the remaining seal ledge has not been removed above the worker
welding in the plugs.)
Once all the reactor coolant loop pipes were removed, clearance
checks were performed to assure the Flame Cutting System (FCS)
could travel unobstructed around the circumference of the RV with
adequate clearance from the nozzles.
12. The TSP Base Frame assembly was completed by installing the Vertical
Shielding Plates and Liners and then the assembled frame was flown
down with the Polar Crane and installed on top of the Reactor Vessel.
Next, the Outer Shielding Plate (OSP) was assembled on the Support
Platform. The OSP contains the Flame Cutting System mast assembly
that drives the flame cutter and the Ventilation Flaps that cover the
opening in the OSP from which the cut RV Segments will be removed.
The Outer Shielding Plate (OSP) assembly was then installed on top
of the TSP Base Frame on the Reactor Vessel and the electrical and
gas line connections were completed.
The Flame Cutting
System (FCS) mast
was installed vertically
on the OSP.
Installing the Turnable Shield Plate and the Flame Cutting System
13. “Git er’Dun”
OUTSTANDING
WORK!
Raising the LR up with the Chellino.
Swinging the LR up and in with the Chellino. Connecting the LR to the Polar Crane.
Doing the Coordinated Crane Dance with both cranes
Doing the Coordinated Crane Dance with both cranes
Bringing the Lifting Rod into Unit 1 with the Chellino & Polar Cranes
14. The
assembled
Strand Jacks
were moved
into position
with the Polar
Crane and the
Knuckle
Boom Crane.
Maneuvering the Strand Jacks into position on the SJS Bridge.
Precise communication between the Polar Crane and the Knuckle Boom
crane operators was crucial to safely installing the equipment.
All 4 jacks were installed. As the RV is lifted,
those strands sticking out of the top of the Jacks
were managed with a loosely tied rope to keep
the strands from splaying out.
15. The Flame Cutting System performing the test cuts as viewed from
a camera outside the RV.
The flame cutting slag plume being blown into the RV as viewed
from a camera inside the RV.
The Flame Cutting System performing the test cuts as viewed from flame cutting head camera.The Flame Cutting System performing the test
cuts as viewed from a camera outside the RV.
16. And here comes the first segment now.
It’s greeted by a standing room only crowd.
A view of the Flame Cutting Head through the Gripper opening
making the Final Cut to free a segment.
17. Meanwhile, the ventilation system has been purging the flame cutting
gases and any airborne contamination through the HEPA Filter. Then the OSP
rotates to a position over the next segment to be cut on the opposite side from
the first to attempt a balanced load. The TGR grabs the next segment and the
Final Cut is again made. Then the Vent Flaps on the OSP are opened and the
next segment is removed through the opening in the OSP. This process
continued for all 8 segments.
The view from inside the RV after the first RV segment
was removed by the Gripper.
18. The Polar Crane moving the HBH over to the “Beach” where it will be welded to the HBH Stand.
19. My full presentation is 97 PowerPoint pages and is too large when published as a .pdf to be emailed. This presentation is available on DVD by contacting me as
noted below.
A condensed, 37 page version of this presentation is available on my Linked-In profile page at:
http://www.slideshare.net/GaryKrautwurst/zion-station-rv-segmentation-presentation-37-pgs-linkedin-64428735
Videos of some of the Zion Decommissioning work can be viewed on YouTube at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8Jt8EMF5Lg&list=PL3ebJBgLtf2Ib9fZE9zvmEKMZ_UfREEPN
Contact Gary #2, Email Address: garyk8659@comcast.net