Subsea Umbilical Systems
Subsea Umbilical Systems
An in-depth approach looking at how Subsea Umbilical Systems operate, the engineering principles involved and identifying the key areas that are often overlooked, such as managing availability and the reliability of Subsea Umbilical Systems.
Delegates will have the opportunity to see what different parts of the system look like, get an independent comparison of the kit and equipment available, and gain a greater insight into this specialist area. Course instructors are core subsea professionals.
Key learning areas
- Differentiate the types of Subsea Umbilical Systems and identify different subsea equipment and functionality.
- Gain an in-depth understanding of how Subsea Umbilical Systems.
- Understand the issues when overseeing the design and manufacturing of Subsea Umbilical Systems.
- Take a look at future technologies.
Contents
Day 1
- Umbilical Components
- Electrical Cable
- Power Cables
- Signal/Communication Cables
- Fiber Optic Cable, Steel Tube
- Thermoplastic Hose
- Umbilical Design
- Static and Dynamic Umbilicals
- Design, Conceptual Design
- Detailed Design
- Manufacture
- Lay-Up
- Inner Sheath
- Outer Sheath
- Marking
- Main Manufacturers
- Sample Manufacturing Plant Layout
- Verification Tests
- Tensile Test
- Bend Stiffness Test
- Crush Test
- Factory Acceptance Tests
- Power and Control Umbilicals
- IPU Umbilicals
- Ancillary Equipment
- Umbilical Termination Assembly
- Bend Restrictor/Limiter
- Pull-In Head
- Hang-Off Device
- Bend Stiffer
- Electrical Distribution Unit (EDU)
- Weak
- Splice/Repair Kit
- Carousel and Reel
- Joint Box
- Buoyancy Attachments
- System Integration Test
Day 2
- Installation
- Requirements for Installation Interface
- Installation Procedures
- Fatigue Damage during Installation
- Technological Challenges and Analysis
- Umbilical Technological Challenges and Solutions
- Deep Water
- Long Distances
- High-Voltage Power Cables
- Integrated Production Umbilical (IPU)
- Extreme Wave Analysis
- Manufacturing Fatigue Analysis
- Accumulated Plastic Strain
- Low Cycle Fatigue
- In-Place Fatigue Analysis
- Selection of Sea-State Data
- Analysis of Finite Element Static Model
- Umbilical Fatigue Analysis Calculations
- Umbilical Industry Experience
Course Registration
For Registration details; please download the form here.
For further information on course fees or content details; please contact info@chesssubseaengineering.com
