1. The document discusses the installation of a Pipeline End Manifold (PLEM) and two expansion spools in shallow water. It outlines the preliminaries, procedures, and concludes with lessons for deepwater installations.
2. The installation preliminaries include positioning the 70MT PLEM, installing the two expansion spools between the PLEM and pipelines, and using an installation barge equipped with cranes.
3. The installation procedure involves surveying the site, positioning the PLEM using cranes, and connecting the expansion spools to the PLEM and pipelines using stages while maintaining tolerances of +/- 300mm. Precision and weather conditions are critical challenges.
2. • INTRODUCTION
• Background Information
• Scope of Presentation
• INSTALLATION PRELIMINARIES
• Pipeline End Manifold (PLEM)
• Expansion Spools
• Installation Barge
• Final Assembly
• INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
• Pipeline End Manifold (PLEM)
• Expansion Spools
• Final Assembly
• CONCLUSION
OUTLINE
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Introduction Installation Preliminaries Installation Procedure Conclusion
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Pipeline End Manifold (PLEM):
• commonly used for subsea manifold to tie-in of underwater pipelines.
• used to comingle 2 or more pipelines together and eliminate the
need for additional risers.
INTRODUCTION:
Background Information
Introduction Installation ProcedureInstallation Preliminaries Conclusion
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Installation of PLEM and expansion spools:
• require great precision
• sensitive to weather conditions
• high installation cost
INTRODUCTION:
Background Information
Introduction Installation ProcedureInstallation Preliminaries Conclusion
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Similar approach is used for deepwater installation.
However, the challenges are greater. Due to the depth;
• human divers are out of bound. Thus extensive use of ROVs
• high-accuracy beacons are needed for positioning.
• DP vessel are required as apposed to anchor handling.
CONCLUSION:
Introduction Installation ProcedureInstallation Preliminaries Conclusion