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Dr. Brian Duffy, Department Manager, Pipeline Engineering 3DEXPERIENCE FORUM North America, November 12 th , 2014 Technip: Taking Projects from Concept to Reality
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Dr. Brian Duffy, Department Manager, Pipeline Engineering
3DEXPERIENCE FORUM North America, November 12th, 2014
Technip: Taking Projects fromConcept to Reality
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Agenda
Safety/Quality Moment
Technip Today
Technip Capabilities
Leading Edge Technologies, Offering the Best Solutions
Making Projects into Reality
Absolute Commitment to Safety
Passion for Quality from Day 1
Technip Tomorrow
Safety/Quality Moment
Chris Kraft was the first flight director for NASA
Trained Gene Krantz (and others) during the NASA Mercury Program
NASA Learning Rocket Science circa 1960: Orbital Mechanics
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Safety/Quality Moment
The early Mercury program spaceflights missed the landing zones by a
considerable distance
NASA Learning Rocket Science circa 1960: Orbital Mechanics
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Technip Today
With engineering, technologies and project management, on land and at sea, we safely and successfully
deliver the best solutions for our clients in the energy business
Worldwide presence with 40,000 people in 48 countries
Industrial assets on all continents, a fleet of 29 vessels (8 of which under construction)
2013 revenue: €9.3 billion
Energy is at the core of Technip3DExperience5
Technip Today: Unique Worldwide Footprint
Global Strength Coupled with Local Awareness3DExperience6
Technip Capabilities
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Technip Capabilities: Key Differentiators
Leading integrated company in project management, engineering and construction for the energy industry
Absolute commitment to safety – Goal to become Reference Company
50+ years of know-how and experience on land and at sea
Deepest subsea developments
Most advanced offshore infrastructures
Largest and most remote onshore infrastructures
Provides the starting point for the next innovations
Client focus
Long-term relationships
Global footprint and local presence
Taking it further is what we do
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Technip Capabilities: Long Term Engagement
Core Activities
Field Development Planning/Support through:
• Safety & environmental assessment
• Capex/Opex estimates
• Risk analysis
• Flow assurance
Early Engagement
Technip is a contractor
specialized in:
• Engineering
• Detail Design
• Procurement
• Construction/Construction
Management
• Installation & Commissionning
Consultancy & support to
execution:
• HSE
• Risk & integrity management
• Project Management
Support to Operations
Exploration AppraisalConcept
Selection & Definition
FEEDEPC &
InstallationOperation
De-commissioning
Post-Delivery Support:
• Modification
• Debottlenecking
• Inspection
• Decommissionning studies
Exploration & Engineering FID Construction1st
Oil/Gas Production
Discovery
Upstream / Midstream / Downstream Industry
Prod.
End
Technip Supports All along the Industry Value Chain
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Green-Water Analysis:
Bulwark Design for Spar
Leading Edge: Numerical Wave Tank
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Potential resonance of platform-soil system
due to higher-harmonic wave loading in
extreme wave environment
Conventional wave load analysis based on
linear wave theory does not show dynamic
amplification.
Cooperative CFD study between Chevron ETC
– TP Houston – TP KL
Design improvement to reduce load at
platform-soil contact
Leading Edge: Numerical Wave Tank
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Leading Edge: Numerical Wave Tank
Chevron ETC provided tendon tension and
air gap data from Bigfoot TLP model test
TP Houston performed validation of
numerical wave tank
Excellent agreements in ringing response in
tendon tension & air gap
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Polymer tube
Armour layers
External sheath
to simulate the effect of a dynamic environment
on armour local stress
to compare FEA model and in-house design
software
Flexible pipe structure FEA Model
Steel pressure vaults
Anti collapse layer
Leading Edge: Flexible Pipe Design & Fabrication
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Reel-Lay = Multi Plastic Cycles
Leading Edge: Reeled Rigid Pipeline Installation
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Leading Edge: Reeled Rigid Pipeline Installation
Vessel Specific FE Models
Reeling FE Analyses
Pipe wall thickness optimisation
Reeling non uniform geometries
Complex Material Models
Nonlinear Kinematic-hardening
Material specific sub-routines
Eg pipeline ovalisation – anisotropic
behaviour
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Technip: Making Projects Reality
The world’s first FLNG. A breakthrough
project combining Technip’s expertise in
its 3 business segments
Prelude FLNG
Australia
Prelude FLNG, Australia Client: Shell
Technip leader of a consortium with Samsung Heavy Industries
Scope: Generic FEED, Aug 2009 – Jan 2011 Prelude FEED (Australia), Apr 2010 – Mar 2011 Prelude – began detail design & construction, May 2011
Specifications 488m x 74m a weight of around 600,000 tonnes a capacity of 3.6 MM t/yr of LNG
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Yemen’s first LNG plant Client: Total, Yemen Gas & partners
Capacity: 2 x 3.4 million tons/year
Execution: equal JV between Technip
(leader), JGC (Japan) and KBR (USA)
Train 1 start-up: 2009
Train 2 start-up: 2010
LNG plant in Yemen
Yemen LNG
Using its LNG expertise and supported
by its presence in the Middle East,
Technip and its partners successfully
delivered Yemen’s first LNG plant.
Technip: Making Projects Reality
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TEN project (Ghana)
Technip reinforces its presence in
West Africa to meet ultra-deepwater
challenges in the region
Client: Tullow Ghana Ltd.
Leader of a consortium with Subsea 7
48km of flexible pipes, 33km of rigid flowlines and 63km of umbilicals to be installed
Water depth up to 2,000m
Offshore installation scheduled to becompleted 2nd half of 2016
Technip: Making Projects Reality
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Technip: Making Projects Reality
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Technip: Making Projects Reality
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Technip Tomorrow – Take it Further
Demands flexibility because each project has unique characteristics
Being successful in the energy business…
Requires continuous engagement with the technology
Flows from innovation & new technology when conditions require
Emerges when strong teams and partnerships are nourished
Requires solutions that can be deployed on a global scale
Is possible only if safety is paramount and a passion for quality exists
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Thank You
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