Advances in Mooring Systems
Wednesday, 8 May
602
Technical / Poster Session
Mooring systems are key components of Floating offshore wind turbines (FOWTs) and of several floating units used by the oil and gas industry, guaranteeing that floaters remain on station. The systems, and its components are used in a large range of water depths, floater displacements, environmental and seabed conditions, design lives, etc. The session provides an update on recent developments in the use of mooring components, installation methods, and monitoring and integrity management of mooring systems, as well as on modelling and management of failure modes.
Chairperson(s)
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0930-0948 35375Deployment and Testing of HMPE Rope for Long-Term Moorings
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0950-1008 35174Digital Twin of Polyester Mooring Lines for a Deepwater Field in Hurricane Environment Using Motion Sensors - Lessons Learned
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1010-1028 35097Beyond Watch Circle Alerts: A Case Study in Mooring Failure Detection Using GPS Position Monitoring Data for a Deepwater Spar
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1030-1048 35343The Twisting Effect on the Polyester Ropes During the Deep-Water Mooring Installation
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1050-1108 35208Semi-Submersible FOWT with Small Mooring Footprint
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1110-1128 35307Macro-Models for Anchor and Chain-Soil Interaction in Floating Offshore Wind Analyses
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1130-1148 35466Beyond Design Criteria - Evaluating Mooring Design Integrity and Establishing Threshold Limits for Offshore Floating Structures Post-Tropical Storm Pabuk