Offshore Infrastructure Integrity and Life Extension: From Data to Decisions
Thursday, 7 May
Room 604
Technical Session
This session highlights innovations in offshore integrity management and life extension strategies for risers, flowlines, and subsea systems. Topics include data-driven fatigue analysis, fitness-for-service assessments, and risk-based corrosion management for offshore pipelines. Case studies demonstrate how real motion data, advanced inspection technologies—such as electromagnetic and ultrasonic NDT tools—and maintenance optimization techniques improve reliability in ultra-deepwater environments. Additional presentations explore subsea Xmas tree maintenance and intelligent well system reliability. Collectively, the papers emphasize the transition from model-based to data-centric approaches, enabling safer, more efficient, and longer service life for critical offshore infrastructure.
Chairperson(s)
Sponsoring Society:
- American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
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1400-1418 36916Case Study: Flexible Risers Fatigue Analysis Based on Vessel Motion Sensor Monitoring
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1420-1438 37081Devils Tower Spar Export SCRs: A Deepwater Life Extension Case Study
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1440-1458 36840Optimizing Inspection Strategies - Risk Based Management of Internal Corrosion in Offshore Subsea Flowlines
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1500-1518 36964Transitioning From Model-Based to Data Driven Fatigue Analysis in Offshore Risers
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1520-1538 37104Validation of an Electromagnetic-Based NDT Inspection Tool for Detecting Tensile Armor Wire Ruptures in Flexible Pipes Under Ultra-Deepwater Environments
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1540-1558 36869Baldpate Compliant Tower Ultimate Strength Assessment Using Dynamic Progressive Collapse Methods
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1600-1618 36945Enhancing Intelligent Well Reliability: Lessons from Long-Term Operations in the Middle East


