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The Next Generation of Technologies Ensuring the Safety and Resilience of Offshore Pipeline Infrastructure

Monday, 4 May
Room 606
Technical Session
This session presents cutting-edge research and field applications focused on enhancing the integrity, reliability, and monitoring of subsea pipeline systems under demanding offshore environments. Papers highlight the qualification and long-term performance of advanced materials and designs demonstrating the evolution of corrosion-resistant solutions through data-driven qualification and decades of operational experience. Contributions also address critical challenges in maintaining pipeline integrity, from root-cause analysis of severe corrosion to experimental methods assessing the structural performance of flexible pipes exposed to high CO2 concentrations. Novel approaches, such as DNV’s Finally, innovative surface treatments based on nanocomposite coatings are presented for field validation, offering enhanced corrosion mitigation and flow assurance performance in high-risk flowlines.
Chairperson(s)
Carlos Salamanca, Project Manager and Technical Sales - SCG Chemicals Co Ltd
Yani Araujo De Itriago, Senior Reservoir Engineer - Intertek Westport Technology Center
Sponsoring Society:
  • American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
  • 1030-1048 37004
    Qualification Of 6Mo Mechanically Lined Pipe (MLP) For Subsea Pipeline Applications With Reel-lay Installation Method
    R. Camara, J. Safari, T. Tkaczyk, S. Anderson, TechnipFMC
  • 1050-1108 37085
    From Severe Corrosion To Reliability: Ensuring Subsea Pipeline Integrity Through Root Cause Analysis
    H. Aoudi, A. Al Shamsi, A. Alremeithi, M. Alhammadi, S. ALMARZOOQI, A. ALNUAIMI, ADNOC OFFSHORE
  • 1110-1128 36885
    Experimental Methodology For Structural Integrity Evaluation Of Flexible Pipes In High CO2 Environments
    F.A. Wallauer, F. Bertoni, SIMEROS Technologies; T. Brun Coser, Petrobras; G. Bassani, GALP/Petrogal Brasil
  • 1130-1148 37172
    Pipeline System Integrity With DNV Alternative 2 Local Buckling Criteria
    K. Hayes, O. Kvist, X. Qi, Genesis Energies; M. Turner, ExxonMobil Technology Center; D. Baker, ExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company; G. Duan, Golden Shield Technology
  • 1150-1208 36957
    Titanium For Offshore Applications: 25+ Years Of Data-driven Reliability In Tapered Stress Joint Manufacturing
    T. Dunne, Hunting Energy Service; H. Walker, Hunting Energy Services; C. Mullins, Hunting International; M. Foley, Hunting Energy Services
  • 1210-1228 37039
    Field Validation Of Nanocomposite Surface Treatment To High Risk Flowlines For Enhanced Corrosion Mitigation And Flow Assurance
    M. Basile, Eni Global Natural Resources; M. Sullivan, Oceanit Laboratories Inc; A. Ventura, S. Thapa, M. Nakatsuka, Oceanit
  • Alternate 36980
    Residual Curvature As A Buckling Control Feature In Free-hanging Rigid Risers: A Theoretical And Practical Perspective
    A.A. Ramiro, Subsea 7; F. Takafuji, P. Asgari, P. Tanscheit, Subsea7
  • Alternate 37070
    Measured Data - A Foundation For Offshore Riser Life Extension
    C. Duffett, Wood PLC
  • Alternate 36835
    The Consequences Of Accidental Pipeline Or Umbilical Releases During Brownfield Pipelay Operations
    T.N. Turner, A. Proietto, Kent Houston Offshore Engineering

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