Technological Advancements in Mooring Systems Design, Failure Detections and Repair Case Studies
Monday, 5 May
Room 606
Technical Session
Significant advances are being made in mooring system design, including failure detection and repair. These advances are driven by work for both hydrocarbon and renewables projects. The session includes topics related to, failure detection, chain replacement, decommissioning, and the performance of mooring systems for floating offshore wind turbines. This session will showcase these advances and provide an opportunity to re-evaluate best practices in mooring system design.
Session Chairperson(s)
Sponsoring Society:
- Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME)
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1400-1418 35672Innovative Unmooring Operations for Decommissioning FPSOs: Using Cutting of the Top Chain in Diverless Operation
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1420-1438 35598New Technology for the Mooring Failure Detection on Floaters
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1440-1458 35763Mooring Chain Breakage on GoM Platform
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1500-1518 35894Bonga Mooring Top Chain Replacement Project- Lessons Learnt From Execution
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1520-1538 35802Probability-Based Estimate of Cumulative Displacements at Pot Bearings for Floating Platforms
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1540-1558 35862Model Test and Simulations of Split Mooring System for Congo LNG Project
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1600-1618 35655Experimental Investigation on Station-Keeping Performance of Novel Passive Constant Tension Mooring Systems for Floating Wind Turbines
