Life-Cycle Assessment of Flexible Risers

Fergestad, Dag; Løtveit, Svein Are; Leira, Bernt J.

doi:10.1115/omae2014-24135

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“…After reviewing the titles and abstracts, 19 papers were discarded due to their irrelevance to the subject area and eventually, 110 papers were selected for inclusion in this study. These papers are: Korn et al (1978); ; Jentsch Jr and ; ; ; Roosmalen et al (1993); ; Dear et al (1995); ; ; Lassen and Syvertsen (1996); ; Cheldi et al (1997); ; ; ; Brainard 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 (2012); Shrivastva et al (2012); Weber and Clavin (2012); Zoveidavianpoor et al (2012); Burlini and Araruna (2013); ; Lopes and Almeida (2013); Pettersen et al (2013); Pierce and Wills (2013); Sheremetov et al (2013); Trujillo et al (2013);Fergestad et al (2014);; ; Kullawan et al (2014); Lilien et al (2014); Maddah et al (2014); ...…”

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“…Out of the 110 identified papers, there were thirty-two journal articles (~ 29%) ; Dear et al (1995); ; ; Aycaguer et al 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 13 al. (2009); Kayrbekova and Markeset (2010); Pinturier et al (2010); Chen et al (2011);;; Schulze et al (2012); Shrivastva et al (2012); Burlini and Araruna (2013); ; Pettersen et al (2013); Pierce and Wills (2013); Trujillo et al (2013);Fergestad et al (2014); ; Kullawan et al (2014); Lilien et al (2014); ; Wright et al (2014); Chilukuri et al (2015); Chun et al (2015); de Wardt and Peterson (2015); Oruganti et al (2015); ; ; Ortiz-Volcan et al (2016); Seo et al (2016); ).…”

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Decision-making support (DMS) methods are widely used for technical, economic, social and environmental assessments within different energy sectors, including upstream oil and gas, refining and distribution, petrochemical, power generation, nuclear power, solar, biofuels, and wind. The main aim of this paper is to present a comprehensive literature review and classification framework for the latest scholarly research on the application of DMS methods in the upstream oil and gas industry. To achieve this aim, a systematic review is conducted on the current state-of-the-art and future perspectives of various DMS methods applied to different upstream operations (such as exploration, development and production) which take place prior to shipping of crude oil and natural gas to the refineries for processing. Journal and conference proceeding sources that contain literature on the subject are identified, and based on a set of inclusion criteria the related papers are selected and reviewed carefully. A framework is then proposed to classify the literature according to the year and source of publications, type of fossil fuel sources, oil and gas field's lifecycle phases, data collection techniques, decision-making methods, and geographical distribution and location of case studies. The proposed literature classification and content analysis can help upstream oil and gas industry stakeholders such as field owners, asset managers, service providers, policy makers, environmentalist, financial analyst, and regulatory agencies to gain better insight about their business activities with well-informed decision-making processes. AbstractDecision-making support (DMS) methods are widely used for technical, economic, social and environmental assessments within different energy sectors, including upstream oil and gas, refining and distribution, petrochemical, power generation, nuclear power, solar, biofuels, and wind. The main aim of this paper is to present a comprehensive literature review and classification framework for the latest scholarly research on the application of DMS methods in the upstream oil and gas industry. To achieve this aim, a systematic review is conducted on the current state-of-the-art and future perspectives of various DMS methods applied to different upstream operations (such as exploration, development and production) which take place prior to shipping of crude oil and natural gas to the refineries for processing. Journal and conference proceeding sources that contain literature on the subject are identified, and based on a set of inclusion criteria the related papers are selected and reviewed carefully. A framework is then proposed to classify the literature according to the year and source of publications, type of fossil fuel sources, oil and gas field's lifecycle phases, data collection techniques, decision-making methods, and geographical distribution and location of case studies. The proposed literature classification and content analysis can help upstream oil and gas industry stakeholders such as fiel...

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“…It is important to note that during the operation of pipes transporting pressurized fluids, they can be subjected to shut-down operations, where the temperature is low due to gas expansion and pressure drop. The turning condition of the corrosion films is probably different during the component's operational life [97].…”

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The Effect of Ice Floe on the Strength, Stability, and Fatigue of Hybrid Flexible Risers in the Arctic Sea

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Flexible risers have proven to be a popular choice for deepwater exploration due to their ability to withstand functional and environmental stress while maintaining system integrity. In the challenging arctic conditions, lightweight hybrid composite flexible risers are likely to be employed to mitigate the increase in effective tension. This study investigates the strength and stability performance of production hybrid composite flexible risers with composite pressure armour in the harsh environmental conditions of the Arctic seas. At a water depth of 340 m, the flexible riser was analysed in various global configurations to evaluate the static, dynamic, and lamina-scale performance of its carbon fibre-reinforced thermoplastic polymer composite layer. The drifting ice in the region generated additional load on the riser system, and the effects of this ice on the riser design and its dynamic and lamina-level performances were also analysed. The results indicate that the current riser design incorporating the composite layer is insufficient to ensure system integrity without mitigating the effects of ice loading. The carbon fibre direction in each lamina must be optimised for excess axial stress emanating from the combined action of hoop, axial, and bending stresses. Finally, recommendations on how to improve the life of the lightweight hybrid composite riser in arctic conditions are provided.

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Life-Cycle Assessment of Flexible Risers

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Decision support methods and applications in the upstream oil and gas sector

Decision support methods and applications in the upstream oil and gas sector

Carbon Dioxide Corrosion Mechanisms: Historical Development and Key Parameters of CO2-H2O Systems

The Effect of Ice Floe on the Strength, Stability, and Fatigue of Hybrid Flexible Risers in the Arctic Sea

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