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Perth – Operating Subsea Oil & Gas Production Systems
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Perth – Introduction to Positioning & Survey
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SUTTC 2014 Ocean Energy
The Society for Underwater Technology (SUT, sut.org.uk) is a multidisciplinary learned society that brings together organisations and individuals with a common interest in underwater technology, ocean science and offshore engineering. On behalf of the Organising and Technical Committees of the 2014 Society for Underwater Technology Technical Conference (SUTTC 2014), we have the honour and pleasure to invite you to attend the conference, which will be held in Qingdao, China, 13-15 October 2014.
SUT is the most influential underwater engineering academic organisation in the world, established in 1966, with the headquarters in London. SUTTC has been successfully held twice in China, which builds a free exchange and co-operation platform for experts and scholars in underwater technology.
This is the third time of the SUTTC held in China; it is hosted by SUT China and China University of Petroleum, Beijing, and also endorsed by Qingdao Virgin Technologies, China Petrochemical Research Institute of Petroleum Engineering, Chinese Society of Mechanics, and Chinese Society for Ocean Engineering, etc.
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Please click below for the call to papers translated into English and Chinese.
Perth – Achieving Reliable Subsea Systems
New Technologies for Detecting Deepwater Gas Bubbles from Natural Seeps, Leaky Pipes and Induced Fractures
HPHT
HPHT
20 January 2011 London Evening Meeting
Chairman Dr Bob Allwood, Chief Executive, SUT
Sponsored by Subsea Communities and supported by Acteon
Overview
HPHT fields and projects pose unique operating challenges that we believe the industry can overcome together. To address this, Acteon is building an industrial community where knowledge and experience can be shared for the benefit of all involved. This evening’s meeting is hosted by Will Rowley, Acteon Group, Analyst responsible for the Acteon Subsea Communities. The evening’s speakers presented information on HPHT (Seabed to Surface) that would typically be presented at a Community Event.
Presentations
HPHT Trends, Definitions and Issues
Will Rowley, Group Analyst, Acteon
Drawing on recently correlated data, this presentation provided an overview of current trends and influences in regards to HPHT projects and field developments. It also introduced the Acteon led HPHT (Seabed to Surface) Industrial Community, highlighting the aims and benefits of working together to overcome the challenges that the industry will face in the future.
HPHT Subsea Design
John McGrail, Director, 2H Offshore
As a global engineering contractor that specialises in the design and structural analysis of risers and conductor systems, 2H has direct experience of the key challenges of designing subsea equipment for HPHT service. John identified and discussed the difficulties faced in the design of riser and flowline systems for HPHT conditions, highlighting the technologies and step changes required for future progress.
Riser Systems and Connection Options
Rick Moralee, Sales Manager, Claxton Engineering
Holding one of the largest jack-up drilling riser stocks in Europe, Claxton is at the forefront of HPHT riser system operation and deployment. This presentation provided an overview of HP drilling riser systems with particular attention to connection options and the associated operational advantages.