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Tulane 2005 Engineering Forum Engineering in a Coastal Environment June 2, 2006 Oil and Gas Industry Measures for Protecting Infrastructure and Mitigating Hurricane Effects Paul E Versowsky Senior Facilities Engineering Advisor, Chevron North America Exploration & Production Co. Tulane Engineering Forum 1 Tulane Engineering Forum 2 Tulane Engineering Forum 3 2005 Tulane Engineering Forum What...
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Tulane 2005 Engineering Forum
Engineering in a Coastal Environment
June 2, 2006
Oil and Gas Industry Measures for Protecting Infrastructure and Mitigating Hurricane Effects
Paul E Versowsky
Senior Facilities Engineering Advisor, Chevron North America Exploration & Production Co.
Tulane Engineering Forum
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Tulane Engineering Forum
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2005 Tulane Engineering Forum
What Happened to the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry?
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2005 Tulane Engineering Forum
IVAN KATRINA RITA
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2005 Tulane Engineering Forum
Engineering in a Coastal Environment
June 2, 2006
Order of Presentation:
Prior to Ivan, Katrina, and Rita Impact of Ivan, Katrina, and Rita Industry Response to Ivan, Katrina, and Rita
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Engineering in a Coastal Environment
Oil and Gas Industry Measures for Protecting Infrastructure and Mitigating Hurricane Effects
Prior to Ivan, Katrina, and Rita
52 Years of Offshore Development Increasing Design Wave Return Period Reasonably good experience API Recommended Practice 2A for Offshore
Consequence Based Criteria (new design) Assessment Criteria (existing designs)
Life Safety and Environmental Safety
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Platform Design History
1950
8
64 69
1960
1970
72
78
1980
82
84
1990
89 91 92 93 97 2000
Hurricanes
Hilda Failures
Camille Failures
Incomplete CP history
API RP 2A 9th Edition
Juan Failures (manned)
Andrew Failures
21st
API RP 2A 19th Edition API RP 2A Supplement 1 Section 17
Standards
Industry
Inadequate deck elevation
API RP 2A 1st Edition
API RP 2A 20th Edition MMS Inspection Program Reassessment Begins Activities (AIM)
Practice
Design
25-year to 100-year Criteria ?
Deeper Water Platforms (>100)
Quality Joint Equations
Modern Design Code
Updated Wave Load Recipe
Existing Platform Assessment
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Pre-RP 2A
EarlyRP 2A
Modern-RP 2A
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Hurricanes Katrina & Rita (2005)
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2005 Tulane Engineering Forum
Engineering in a Coastal Environment
June 2, 2006
Impact of Ivan, Katrina, and Rita
Ivan Katrina Rita 2000yr. r.p. event 1000yr. r.p. event 1000yr. r.p. event 95 waves 83 waves 83 waves
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IVAN HINDCAST DATA
16.7 m
Ivan Hmax = 1.75 x Hs = 96 ft
Pompano
NDBC Buoy 42040
Hmax = 1.75 x Hs = 80 ft
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Petronius
Virgo
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Platform Performance Fixed and Caissons
14/283 4.9% 55/622 8.8% Fixed CAS 11/450 2.4% Fixed
2/210 1.0% CAS
Pre-RP 2A
18/954 1.9%
3468 Platforms of East NTL Line 110 Platforms Destroyed
Early-RP 2A
10/949 1.1% CAS
Data as of 10/18/2005
Fixed
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Modern-RP 2A
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2005 Tulane Engineering Forum
Engineering in a Coastal Environment
June 2, 2006
Impact of Ivan, Katrina, and Rita
Platforms Destroyed Platforms Damaged Oil & Gas Wells Toppled Pipelines Interrupted MODUs floating free Jack-ups Damaged
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120 73 600 641 19 20
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2005 Tulane Engineering Forum
Engineering in a Coastal Environment
June 2, 2006
Impact of Ivan, Katrina, and Rita ** NO LIVES LOST ** ** MINIMAL POLUTION ** **100 yr. Design Criteria worked well**
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2005 Tulane Engineering Forum
Engineering in a Coastal Environment
June 2, 2006
Impact of Ivan, Katrina, and Rita
Platforms Destroyed Platforms Damaged Oil & Gas Wells Toppled Pipelines Interrupted MODUs floating free Jack-ups Damaged $$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$
$$$$$$$$$ = Inspect, repair-remove-replace, lost production
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2005 Tulane Engineering Forum
Engineering in a Coastal Environment
June 2, 2006
Industry Response to Ivan, Katrina, and Rita
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2005 Tulane Engineering Forum
Engineering in a Coastal Environment
June 2, 2006
API - Hurricane Evaluation and Assessment Team - HEAT
Charged with evaluating and assessing design criteria for Suite of API Offshore Recommended Practice
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2005 Tulane Engineering Forum
Engineering in a Coastal Environment
June 2, 2006
API HEAT Work Groups
WG1 MetOcean WG2 Data Gathering WG3 - Assessment/Analyses WG4 - Topsides Integrity WG5 Information Dissemination
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Probability of Occurrence
Low Probability of Failure
20th ed.. API RP2A 100-yr. rp 21st ed.. API RP2A CBC - L1
Resistance Load
PROBABILITY OF FAILURE
Load or Resistance
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Activity and Probability of Occurrence
Actual Pf = Pevent
Met /Ocean Design Criteria x-year r. p.
Structural Analysis
Determine r.p. of Seastate that produces the Failure Load
The Met/Ocean Environment
Failure Analysis
Design Criteria Piles, SF, AISC, etc.
At what loading does the structure actually fail?
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Valid Structure Design
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2005 Tulane Engineering Forum
Engineering in a Coastal Environment
June 2, 2006
Interim Guidelines for 2006 Hurricane Season
API RP 95J API PR 95F API Bulletin - - Jack-up - - Floating Drill rigs TD - - Topsides Equipment Tie-downs
OOC, API, IADC
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