Offshore Jacket Inplace Analysis For Beginners With Sacs 1614129844

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Jacket Inplace Analysis

Design

Chinnaraja Gandhi
January 2021
Topics covered
• Jacket structure introduction
• Types of Analysis for Jacket design
• Discussion about code’s and standard’s
• Guideline for Jacket configuration
• PSI soil file preparation
• Discussion about pile capacity
• Jacket in-place Analysis
• Loading
• Cd & Cm calculation
• Overrides
• Wind Loads
• Wave Loads
• DAF Calculation
• Air gap Calculation
• Pile FOS
• Miscellaneous Design
Jacket Structure introduction
Functional Classification
• Wellhead platform - primarily meant for drilling and supporting wellhead equipment.
It supports very few equipment such as wellhead control panel and piping. Mostly
it also supports helicopter landing structure for emergency evacuation.
• Process Platform - primary meant for production facilities (oil or gas) and it may
support in addition to equipment for production, such as power generation, utilities
and living quarters.
• Riser Platform - This is another kind of structure specially built to support all the
incoming and outgoing risers on a planned complex. This will also be connected to the
main platform by bridge.
• Living Quarters Platform - Sometimes due to safety requirements, the living quar-
ters will be supported on a separate structure away from the wellhead and process
platforms. This types of platform will be located atleas 50m away from the neighbor-
ing process platforms and will be connected by a bridge.
Platform Complex
Platform Complex
Typical well Head Platform
Water Injection
Living Quarters
Riser Plat Form
Vent boom
Structural Designs
• In-service Analysis of structures
To be performed for the life span survival of the facilities for all loads expected during the design
life.

• Inplace Analysis
• Fatigue Analysis
• Seismic Analysis
• Cathodic Protection Design
• Collapse Analysis
• Jacket Appurtenances designs
• Pile Designs
• Riser Clamp designs
Construction Engineering
Apart from Service requirements ,design of offshore
structures have to be checked for various
construction requirements :
• Fabrication.
• Weighing analysis.
• Load-out.
• Sea transportation.
• Offshore installation.
• Module installation.
• Hook-up.
Construction Engineering

Analysis to be performed for construction engineering.(Pre-


service)
• Load out Analysis
• Transportation Analysis
• On bottom Stability & Mud mat design (jacket)
• Lift Analysis
• Launch & Floatation Analysis (jacket)
• Sea fastening design
• Pile drivability
Construction Engineering
• Lift Installed Jackets
The jacket is built in the vertical (smaller jackets) or horizontal
position (bigger jackets) on a quay of a fabrication site.
• Launch Installed Jackets
The jacket is built in horizontal position .
Launch trusses are inbuilt into jacket structure.
Launch installed jacket
Technology in Offshore Structures Design

1. Oceanography  Environment forces due to Wave, Wind, Tide


current and Ice

2. Foundation Engineering  Geotechnical data for design of Piles, Mats and


anchors.

3. Structural Engineering
 Materials, Corrosion, welding, Structural analysis,
Fatigue assessment, Fabrication and installation,
Appurtenances provision.
4. Marine Engineering  Installation equipment, Navigational
instrumentation

 Floatation & buoyancy,Towing,Vessel


5. Naval Architecture stability,Launching,controlled flooding
Codes and Standards
• API-RP2A: American Petroleum Institute Recommended practice for planning,
designing and constructing fixed offshore platforms The structural offshore
code,
• DnV: Rules for the classification of fixed offshore installations.
• AISC: Specification for the design, fabrication and erection of structural steel
for buildings. American Institute of Steel Construction . Widely used structural
code
• AWS D1.1-90: Structural Welding Code - Steel.
American Welding Society 1990. The structural offshore welding code.
• Marine Operations: Standard for insurance warranty surveys in marine
operations. Regulations of a major certifying authority.
• BV: Rules and regulations for the construction and classification of offshore
platforms. Bureau Veritas Regulations of a major certifying authority.
Software's
• SACS ---- For both detail & construction Engineering—Analysis and
designs.
• GRLWEAP --- Pile drivability
• MS Excel or MathCAD --- For various hand calculations.
• MS Word---- For Report preparations.
• MMS--- Material Management system. Preferably in-house
developed.
• Naval Marine software's
Guideline for Jacket configuration
• Fixed platform design has three main phase

• The dimension of the deck depends on the function of the platform

• The second part is design of the jacket, which Is depends on the


water depth wave ,current loads and other loads

• The third phase of design of to added the robustness of the deck and
jacket design for lifting tow, launching and installation.
ISOMETRIC VIEW

• Water depth : 82.4m


• Pile penetration : 110 m
• No of Conductors : 6 – 30”
• Riser : 2 No's – 12”
• Vent Boom : 12m
• Helideck : Bell 412, (5.5MT)
Pile Soil interaction simulation

Ultimate Capacity of pile = Skin friction + End bearing


PSI Data extracted from Geo-Report
PSI Sample File

SOIL ID
T-Z Skin friction Data
No of soil strata
Z factor T factor

Soil strata count 1-52

No of Points Soil layer depth


Q-Z Bearing Data
P-Y Lateral Data
Pile Curve generation
Plot soil Data
Pile Capacity Curve Generated from pile
capacity module
Pile Capacity Curve from soil report
INPLACE ANALYSIS
• Modeling

➢Material
➢Member Offsets
➢Member Effective Length
Loading
➢Modeled Steel Weight
➢Jacket Misc Steel Weight
➢Deck Misc Steel Weight
➢Corrosion Allowance
➢Platform Live Loads
➢Equipment & Area Load
➢Crane Loads
➢Modular Rig Loads
➢Marine Growth
➢Buoyancy load
➢Wave and Current Load
➢Wind Load Environmental load
Cd & Cm Calculation
• Cd, Cm Calculations for Non-Modeled Members
• Cd, Cm Calculations for Conductor Shielding
• Group Overrides for Corrosion Allowance
• Elastic Bending Forces for Curved Conductors
• Wind Area Calculation
Water Depth calculation
Cd & Cm
Cd & Cm Calculation
Member overrides
Dummy Members
Conductor shielding factor
Conductor shielding factor
Corrosion override
Corrosion group override
Flood members
Flood members
Marine growth
Elastic Bending Forces for Curved Conductors
API guideline for Calculating Wind force

Uo = Wind velocity at 32.8ft


C= wind speed averaging time factor
t = averaging time
To = reference averaging time
Iu= turbulence intensity
Z = Wind Elevation for required height
Wind Load
Wind Load calculation
Wind Loading

Wind Velocity
Angle

WD Override
Wind Loading

Wind Tab-2
Wind Tab-1
Wave Load
Wave theory selection
Wave load theory

Water force calculation by Morison


method
F = FD + FI
Wave Loading
Air Gap Calculation

EXTRACT FROM PLIST


WATER DEPTH ************ 84.660 M
CREST WATER DEPTH ****** 90.99 M
TROUGH WATER DEPTH ***** 79.40 M
CREST HEIGHT = 90.99-84.660 =6.33 M
DAF Calculation
Load Combinations
• Operating case :- With No allowable increase ( 1 year wind and wave)
• Storm case :- With 1.33 yield stress increase (100 Year wind and wave)
• Uplift case :- 100 year storm ( applicable for Pile only)
Pile Factor of safety calculation
Miscellaneous Design
➢ JACKET WALKWAY CHECK FOR WAVE SLAMMING
➢ JACKET STAIRWAY (IN WAVE ZONE) CHECK FOR WAVE LOADS
➢ RISER CLAMPS DESIGN
➢ DESIGN OF CROWNSHIM
➢ PILE SPACER WELD CHECK
➢ DESIGN OF MUDMAT MEMBERS
➢ DESIGN OF ANODE SUPPORT
➢ DESIGN OF TOP CLOSURE PLATE
➢ DESIGN JACKET LIFTING TRUNNION
➢ VORTEX SHEDDING CHECK FOR JACKET MEMBERS
➢ DESIGN OF GRATING FOR JACKET WALKWAY
➢ HYDRO STATIC CHECK FOR JACKET
➢ CONDUCTOR GUIDE FRAMING
➢ DESIGN OF UPENDING PADEYE
General Discussion
Q&A

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