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Present by:DANAZ Consultant
Kumang Cluster Drilling Platform (F9JT-A)
Board of Directors
Datuk Seri Ir Muhammad Azfar Bin
Mohd Zuber Project Director
Ir Muhammad Nur Dahlan Bin Abd RazakGeotechnical Engineer
Ir Mohamad Zulbahari Bin Mohamad Zu
Environment Engineer
Ir Siti Nazira Binti Mohd Som
Water Resource Engineer
Ir Anis Dalila Binti Dawam
Structural Engineer
•Project Background• Topside Analysis• Jacket Analysis• Sustanaibality•Conclusion
Presentation Outline
PROJECT BACKGROUND
Location coordinate :
• Kumang Cluster fields consists of Central Processing Platform (CPP) Kanowit Field (KAKG-A), F9JT-A wellhead, Kumang (KUJT-A) wellhead, and Kanowit (KAJT-A) wellhead. The Kumang field is located approximately 200km from the MLNG plant offshore Bintulu, Sarawak.
• The drilling platforms will be designed for unmanned operation with interconnecting pipelines to KAKG-A.
• Minimum facilities with only small power generation, pedestal crane, telecommunication, well head control panel, pig trap, wet gas metering, vent system, temporary shelter, and helideck.
KUMANG DRILLING PLATFORM (F9JT-A)
04 22’ 01”.983 N, 111 57’ 58”.682 E, KAKG-A ̊� ̊�
04 25’ 56”.774 N, 111 47’ 23”.584 E, KUJT-A ̊� ̊�
198.0 km
178.0 km
20.5 km
-85 m elevation
MLNG in Bintulu
TOPSIDE ANALYSIS
• Basic Design Criteria• Load Data
• Design Load• Load Combination• Metocean Criteria• Wind Load characteristic
• Analysis• Design Load Imposed• In-place Analysis• Design Brief for Flare Boom
• Miscellaneous
Outline
BASIC DESIGN CRITERIA
•Serviceability design life• 25 years.•Slenderness ratio requirement • KL/r ≤ 120 (PTS).•Rolled tubular diameter to thickness ratio • Check tubular diameter to thickness ratio (D/T) – • Range: 20≤D/T≤60•Deflection limit - (PTS). •LRFD Resistance Factor
Cont..• LRFD Resistance Factors
• Yield stress factor = 1
• Tubular• Axial tension factor = 0.95• Axial compression factor = 0.85• Bending factor = 0.95• Shear factor = 0.95• Hoop factor 0.8
• Non-tubular• Axial tension factor = 0.9• Axial compression factor = 0.85• Bending factor = 0.9• Shear factor = 0.9
• Plate Girder per AISC – • Grating and plating –• Practical lightweight –
Cont..
LOAD DATA
• Design Load• A total of 93 Load Cases were considered in the design
analysis including (Both topside and Jacket analysis):• Self-weight of Structures• Live loads• Environmental load• Wind load• Equipment support load• Drilling loads• Future loads
• The loads were obtained based on the Vendor’s supplied weight and generated automatically by computer• i.e; Structural Dead Load (computer generated), Drilling load
(calculated based on T9- Tender Assisted Platform Rig)• The load cases were further divided into three cases:
• 1-year operating condition• 100 year-storm condition• Maximum gravity and hydrotest condition
• The helideck is designed based on maximum load of Sikorsky-S92 Helicopter• Widow maker reaction with various rig position also being applied
Cont..
• Load Combination• A total of 21 load combinations are listed as follows:
Cont..
Load Combination Description Directional Degree (°)
OP01 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Operating 0
OP02 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Operating 45
OP03 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Operating 90
OP04 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Operating 135
OP05 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Operating 180
OP06 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Operating 225
OP07 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Operating 270
OP08 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Operating 270
OP09 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Operating 315
ST01 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Storm 0
ST02 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Storm 45
ST03 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Storm 90
Cont..ST04 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Storm 135
ST05 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Storm 180
ST06 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Storm 225
ST07 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Storm 270
ST08 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Storm 270
ST09 Confirmation Design-Drilling Phase Storm 315
441 Maximum Gravity and Hydrotest -
442 Maximum Gravity and Hydrotest -
443 Maximum Gravity and Hydrotest -
• Load combination contain various combination of load cases stated previously with designated load factor
• Various directional degree were considered to define the direction of maximum load combination contribute to max unity check
Cont..•Metocean Criteria based on PTS :BARAM DELTA (WATER DEPTH 75m)
At Mid-depth : 0.5*85m = 42.5mAt near seabed : 0.01*85m = 0.85m
•At water depth of 85m under MSL and the wave period of 8.9 seconds, the wavelength (L) = 124m.
•Wave celerity = 13.93 m/s.
•Water particle velocity•horizontal = 0.0553 m/s.•vertical = 0.0457 m/s.
•Water particle accelerations•horizontal = 0.039 m/s•vertical = 0.0323 m/s
•Water particle displacements•horizontal = 0.0786 m•vertical = 0.0649 m
Cont..
• Wind Load Characteristics • Design wind loads were generated in accordance with API-RP2A [3]
recommendations.• One minute duration wind speed 17m/s and 24m/s at 10 m elevation above MSL.• The wind force calculated is included in the load cases previously.
Top side structure
10 meters
MSL
Wind directions
Side view of top side structure.
Wind Directions
Plan view of top side structure.
Cont..
•Forces on flat surface are assumed to act normal to the surface.•Forces on cylindrical surface are assumed to act in direction of the wind.
Shape Coefficients.• Beams - 1.5• Sides of building - 1.5• Cylindrical sections - 0.5• Overall projected area of platform - 1.0
Cont..
• Design Load Imposed• Load Case 62 to 97 is excluded from topside analysis because
it involve wave and current• No wave and current effect should be applied to topside
structure• Following are the list of the waves and currents:
ANALYSIS
Load Case Load Description 82 Mooring-x dir
83 Mooring-y dir
90 Inertia operating wave & cur dir 0°
91 Inertia operating wave & cur dir 90°
92 Inertia operating wave & cur dir 180°
93 Inertia operating wave & cur dir 270°
94 Inertia storm wave & cur dir 0°
95 Inertia storm wave & cur dir 90°
96 Inertia storm wave & cur dir 180°
97 Inertia storm wave & cur dir 270°
Load Case Load Description 62 Storm wave & cur dir 0° 63 Storm wave & cur dir 45° 64 Storm wave & cur dir 90° 65 Storm wave & cur dir 135° 66 Storm wave & cur dir 180° 67 Storm wave & cur dir 225° 68 Storm wave & cur dir 270° 69 Storm wave & cur dir 315° 70 Oper wave & cur dir 0° 71 Oper wave & cur dir 45° 72 Oper wave & cur dir 90° 73 Oper wave & cur dir 135° 74 Oper wave & cur dir 180° 75 Oper wave & cur dir 225° 76 Oper wave & cur dir 270° 77 Oper wave & cur dir 315°
Cont..
Cont..
• In-place Analysis• UC • DEFLECTION• SLENDERNESS
Structure Section
Member Group Effective Slenderness Y-Y
Effective Slenderness Z-Z Remarks
topside
927- 552 JT2 98.38 98.38 OK
5026-7791 C1G 71.91 71.91 OK
5050-7855 C1G 71.91 71.91 OK
7326-8016 C1G 73.65 92.06 OK
7328-8022 C1G 73.65 92.06 OK
8079-8035 C1G 110.88 110.88 OK
8081-8035 C1G 110.84 110.84 OK
Cont..• Check for max slenderness
Cont..
Identifying member in POSTVUE
• Design Brief for Flare Boom
Cont..
The platform orientation according to SACS axis defined
• The orientation of the tower is opposing X-direction because;• Wind force is bigger at positive Y-direction
• FX = 119 kN• Fy = 174.9 kN
• Thus, flare will not be blown to the deck at most critical wind condition
Cont..
Different Side View of Flare Boom in Precede (arrow showing critical joints)
Cont..
• Member Unity Check for maximum UC• Joint Unity Check –especially for critical joints; joint attach to the
deck:• 5193• 7891• 7889
• Manually calculated according to API-RP2, Section:• 4.3.2• 4.3.4• 4.3.6• and 4.4 (Overlapping Joints)
Cont..
Information is extracted from POSTVUE in SACS
Cont..
Member Member Code Max Unity Check
Critical Condition
Load Case
7889-9005 FAA 0.344 TN+BN DL
7891-9003 FAA 0.146 C<.15 DL
9009-9001 FAG 0.183 C>.15A DL
Joint Strength Unity Check
5193 0.45
7891 0.32
7889 0.65
9019 0.21
Cont..
GROUP MIN (cm) MAX (cm) SECTION
C1 1.0 1.5 Topside
C4 1.5 2.54 Topside
CRA 1.5 2.5 Topside
D1 1.5 2.54 Topside
DL 2.5 4.0 Topside
FA 0.8 1.3 Flareboom
HE 1.0 1.59 Topside
RG 0.8 1.27 Topside
T 1.0 1.59 Telecom Tower
Cont..•Minimum and Maximum material thickness
•Maintenance and Inspection Inline with Operating Philosophy• Inspector: should have demonstrated ability and experience, or be
qualified to codes AWS (D1.1-2002), ASME/ANSI, equivalent
• Fabrication InspectionMaterials are in good quality with specific requirementsMade during all phase of fabrication (pre-fabrication, rolling, forming, welding,
interim storage, erection, etc.)Welding inspection and testing aim to prevent introduction of defects into weldOther inspections: loadout, seafastening, transportation and installation
inspection
MISCELLANEOUS
• Crane Boom Rest• Design for dead load of the crane plus minimum of 2 times
static loads• No increase in dynamic loads is required• Design to resist fatigue during the life of structure
Cont..
•Drilling Interface (ISO)Cont..
Cont..
• Deck plating – • Joint detail design – • Access service platform -
• Installation of the platform (API) –Mating Method• “Deck mating" and "float over"• Used for a deck.• Installation when the weight of the deck exceeds the available crane
capacity.• Installation of decks of the semi-submersible vessels over their hulls. • Mostly done onshore.• Hookup and commissioning : Single piece completed onshore.
Cont..
JACKET ANALYSIS
• Basic Design Criteria• Splash zone• Marine Growth allowance
• Analysis• Design Load Imposed• In-place Analysis
• Miscellaneous • Cathodic Protection• Shear Keys
Outline
•Splash Zone• The splash zone is defined as that region below +5.0m MSL and above -3.0m MSL for Malaysian waters.
Top side structure
10 meters
MSL
Side view of top side structure.
+5 meters
-3 meters
Splash zone
BASIC DESIGN CRITERIA
•Marine Growth allowance:• Marine growth increases wave forces (increasing member diameter and
surface roughness) and mass of the structure• MUDLINE ELEVATION = -94.80M
ZONE ABOVE MUDLINE (M)
THICKNESS (CM)
DENSITY (TON/CUM)
CD CM ROUGHNESS HEIGHT
(CM)
TYPE
0.00 74.00 0.000 1.02 0.000 0.000 1.300 CONSTANT
74.00 83.00 5.000 1.02 0.000 0.000 2.500 CONSTANT
83.00 95.00 10.000 1.02 0.000 0.000 6.400 CONSTANT
Cont..
• Design Load Imposed:• Excluding load case 40 to 61 as it is driven by wind force• A total of 22 load cases were excluded for the jacket analysis.• Following are the load cases excluded:
ANALYSIS
Load Case Load Description 40 Topside Operating Wind X-direction 41 Topside Operating Wind X-direction 42 Vent Boom Operating Wind X-Direction 43 Vent Boom Operating Wind X-Direction 44 Rig @#0100 Operating Wind X-Direction 45 Rig @#0105 Operating Wind X-Direction 46 Rig @#0110 Operating Wind X-Direction 47 Rig @#0120 Operating Wind X-Direction 48 Rig @#0125 Operating Wind X-Direction 49 Rig @#0130 Operating Wind X-Direction 50 Rig @#0140 Operating Wind X-Direction 51 Rig @#0145 Operating Wind X-Direction 52 Rig @#0150 Operating Wind X-Direction
Load Case Load Description 53 Rig @#0100 Operating Wind Y-Direction
54 Rig @#0105 Operating Wind Y-Direction
55 Rig @#0110 Operating Wind Y-Direction
56 Rig @#0120 Operating Wind Y-Direction
57 Rig @#0125 Operating Wind Y-Direction
58 Rig @#0130 Operating Wind Y-Direction
59 Rig @#0140 Operating Wind Y-Direction
60 Rig @#0145 Operating Wind Y-Direction
61 Rig @#0150 Operating Wind Y-Direction
Cont..
• In-place Analysis• Max UC
Structure Section
Member Group Effective Slenderness Y-Y Effective Slenderness Z-Z Remarks
jacket
150- 148 1A4 107.49 12.16 OK156- 149 1A4 107.49 12.16 OK415- 414 2BH 105.27 9.76 OK416- 415 2BH 105.27 35.6 OK521- 504 3JH 109.45 18.89 OK546- 547 3NH 109.49 55.06 OK627- 626 4BH 109.51 27.95 OK628- 627 4BH 109.51 12.67 OK302- 340 5A2 115.11 73.18 OK339- 340 5A2 115.34 73.33 OK505- 405 CON 90.42 90.42 OK508- 408 CON 90.42 90.42 OK510- 439 CON 90.42 90.42 OK
mudmat 183- 192 KB1 111.27 168.38 OK165-A096 MM1 95.41 74.46 OK
• Check for max slendernessCont..
GROUP MIN MAX SECTION1 0.45 2.54 Mudmat (steel)1 0.8 2.54 Mudmat (main)2 0.5 2.54 Jacket Plate3 0.6 2.54 Jacket Plate4 0.8 2.54 Jacket Plate5 0.8 2.54 Jacket Bracing
CS1 0.8 2 ConductorCT1 0.8 1.59 ConductorJST 0.8 1.27 ConductorKB1 0.8 1.27 Mudmat SteelKB2 1 1.27 Conductor
L 5 4 Jacket Main ChordM 0.7 1.27 Mudmat SteelRT 0.65 1.27 RiserV 0.8 3.5 Jacket Vetical Member
• Check for min and max material thickness
• Cathodic Protection (PTS)Sacrificial anode systems are to be designed.• Type B1: to be used for all platform designs for oil field. • According to PTS code. (Appendix VI)• 5 wells for F9.• Surface area of jacket = 435m².• Surface area of piles and conductors = 150m².
MISCELLANEOUS
• Establish total current required (I) = 46.15 Amps.• Establish total alloy weight (M) = 4492 kg• Establishment number of nodes = a. Number of anodes by mass = 13 anodesb. Number of anodes by current = 9 anodes
Cont..
• Summarize design• Total mass = 4628 kg.• Polarization current available = 153.92 Amps.• Polarization current density = 263.• Maintenance current available = 85.54 Amps.• Maintenance current density = 146.2.• End life current available = 70.59 Amps.• End life currency density = 120.67.
Cont..
LOAD CONDITION CREST POSITIONM DEG
LOAD MUDLINE ELEVATION
MAXIMUM SHEAR AT MUDLINE
186.09 345.00 6486.515kN -94.8M
MINIMUM SHEAR AT MUDLINE
56.64 105.00 -1697.431kN -94.8M
• Shear Keys (API)
SUSTAINABILITY
•Decommissioning• Complete removal
• Explosive • Non-explosive
• Partial removal• Reuse: bring to onshore and process
• Proposed alternative• Use the structure as attractive vacation spot• Submerge the structure as breeding spot for aquatic life
Sustainability: Decommissioning
CONCLUSION
• TYPE OF STEEL, DIMENSION USED
Before After
BACKUP SLIDE
Total force for inclined member (API RP2A)
V1T (357 – 401)
V1T (357 – 401)
original conditiondiameter (m)Fx (N/m)Fy (N/m)Fz (N/m)
0.183 0.08040.006190.1198
after edited condition0.076 0.050.34 0.174
Inertia and Drag Force (API RP2A)
Vertical member. (VA2 - 202 - 206)
Vertical member. (VA2 - 202 - 206)
Diameter (m) Diameter (m)Inertia force (N/m) Inertia force (N/m)Drag force (N/m) Drag force (N/m)Total force (N/m) Total force (N/m)
-3.106 -9.758636.68 636.68633.57 626.92315.98
0.113-6.58
299.78293.2
Baram Delta Storm ConditionOriginal condition Adjusted condition
0.122 0.113Original condition Adjusted condition
0.122
Baram Delta Operating Condition
-7.67323.65
Leg member. (L39 - 702 - 802)
Leg member. (L39 - 702 - 802)
Diameter (m) Diameter (m)Inertia force (N/m) Inertia force (N/m)Drag force (N/m) Drag force (N/m)Total force (N/m) Total force (N/m) 1144.64 907.19
-20.36 -12.687623.11 489.41 1165 919.87
Original condition Adjusted condition0.152 0.12 0.152 0.12
Baram Delta Operating Condition Baram Delta Storm ConditionOriginal condition Adjusted condition
606.15 478.84
-16.96 -10.57
Horizontal member. (3EH - 514 - 519)
Horizontal member. (3EH - 514 - 519)
Diameter (m) Diameter (m)Inertia force (N/m) Inertia force (N/m)Drag force (N/m) Drag force (N/m)Total force (N/m) Total force (N/m)
207.866 143.356 274.65 398.24205.62 142.286 273.36 395.53
0.058 0.04 0.058 0.04-2.249 -1.07 -1.29 -2.712
Baram Delta Operating Condition Baram Delta Storm ConditionOriginal condition Adjusted condition Original condition Adjusted condition
Adequacy of a tubular cross-joints (API)
(4A6 - 618 - 617)
(4A6 - 618 - 617)
Before adjustment After adjusmentDiameter (mm) 457 300Thickness (mm) 19 10Diameter (mm) 457 220Thickness (mm) 19 10
U/C 0.25 0.53
Chord
Brace
Total force for inclined member
V1T (357 – 401)
V1T (357 – 401)
original conditiondiameter (m)Fx (N/m)Fy (N/m)Fz (N/m)
0.183 0.08040.006190.1198
after edited condition0.076 0.050.34 0.174
Weld Improvement Techniques
• Minimum structure tend to be less stiff than conventional structures, hence dynamic effects and fatigue are of more concern even in shallow water depth• Post-weld fatigue improvement techniques may be used to
improve fatigue life. • Well profiling• Weld toe grinding • Full profile grinding• Hammer peening• Post-Weld Heat Treatment
JACKET LOAD CASES
• FATIGUE ANALYSIS:• Cannot be done by using SACS due to lack of input data: • Fatigue Input File• First Common Solution File