Application of Flexible Pipe Technology for Offshore Energy Development
Wednesday, 7 May
Room 602
Technical Session
This session will highlight advancements in flexible pipe technology, focusing on inspection, design, and performance optimization for offshore energy applications. Presentations will cover cutting-edge NDT techniques for detecting tensile armor wire ruptures, methods for evaluating long-term fitness after seawater exposure, and dynamic modeling solutions to address seabed movements. Additionally, innovative solutions like smart end fittings and tools for managing SCCCO2 in deep offshore environments will be showcased, providing valuable insights for enhancing the reliability and safety of flexible pipe systems in offshore energy development projects around the world.
Session Chairperson(s)
Sponsoring Society:
- Marine Technology Society (MTS)
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0930-0948 35565Novel Electromagnetic-Based NDT Inspection for Detecting Tensile Armor Wire Ruptures in Flexible Pipes
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0950-1008 35624Fitness for Service of Flexible Pipes After Long-Term Subsea Storage Full of Seawater
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1010-1028 35865Addressing Horizontal Movements and Trenching at the Seabed of a Flexible Riser Through Advanced Sensor Integration and Dynamic Modeling
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1030-1048 35696Selection and Validation of Flexible Riser Inspection Method
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1050-1108 35941Development of NDT Inspection Tool for Subsea Non-Insulated Flexible Pipes to Support SCC- CO2 Integrity Management for Brazilian Deep Offshore Application
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1110-1128 35681Implementation of a Multi-Technology Approach for Flexible Risers’ Inspection - Improving Effectiveness and Efficiency
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1130-1148 35584Advanced Simulation-Based Design Exploration and Optimization for Challenging Flexible Flowline Loading Impacts on Various Subsea Connection Systems
