SUB 600
Sebsea Hardware Design
COURSE SCHEDULE
| Code | Date | Location | price (€)* |
|---|---|---|---|
| SUB 600 | 22 -25 Feb 2027 | Online | 2700 |
| SUB 600 | 13 - 16 Sep 2027 | Online | 2700 |
| SUB 600 | 8 - 11 Mar 2027 | Houston | 3600 |
| SUB 600 | 15 - 18 Nov 2027 | Houston | 3600 |
* Prices are subject to VAT and local terms. Ph.D. students, groups (≥ 3 persons) and early bird registrants (8 weeks in advance) are entitled to a DISCOUNT!
COURSE OVERVIEW
The course provides participants with a practical view of the concepts and principles used to develop designs and functionality for the key subsea hardware typical of subsea systems; designs for subsea equipment including wellheads, trees, manifolds, and valves; design selection, standards, and functionality.
This is a 4-day course designed to provide participants with a complete understanding of subsea hardware design including wellheads, subsea trees, manifolds and subsea structures, valves, and jumper systems. Included is the overview of subsea systems and the hardware that make up these systems. Participants will learn how to select the best equipment configuration, the applicable industry design standards and who supplies the equipment. In Day 1, course participants will learn about subsea system architecture and how subsea hardware makes up this architecture. Participants will also learn the fundamentals of drilling and completing a subsea well. Manufacturers of subsea hardware will be identified and discussed. In Day 2, participants will learn about key subsea hardware designs such as wellheads, subsea trees, subsea manifolds, other subsea structures, subsea jumpers and connection systems. In Day 3, participants will learn about subsea valves and valve actuators, subsea equipment piping systems, ROVs and ROV interfaces. On Day 4, participants will learn about subsea structure foundations, installation site characterization, subsea pumping, systems engineering and skillsets that can apply to all offshore energy developments. Quizzes at the end of each day will measure learning progress.
COURSE OUTLINE
5 days
Day 1: Subsea Hardware Overview
o Course Introduction
o Overview of Subsea Systems and Field Architecture
o Subsea Hardware Overview
o Drilling and Completing a Well
o Subsea Equipment Manufacturers
Day 2: Hardware Design
o Subsea Wellhead Design
o Subsea Trees Systems
o Manifold Design
o Subsea Structure Design
o Jumpers & Connection Systems
Day 3: Hardware Components
o Subsea Valves
o Subsea Valve Actuators
o Subsea Equipment Piping Systems
o ROVs
o Equipment ROV Interfaces
Day 4: Hardware Misc.
o Subsea Structure Foundations
o Subsea Site Characterization
o Subsea Pumping
o Systems Engineering
o Transferable Subsea Skillsets
INSTRUCTOR
Instructor Profile
The instructor is Professor of Practice in USA and has over 40 years of Oil and Gas Industry experience in the Subsea Engineering discipline. His experience encompasses design engineering, manufacturing, engineering management, project management, and executive management. His technical expertise is in subsea systems and equipment for offshore field developments. Instructor’s experience includes fifteen years of engineering and manufacturing experience gained with major industry equipment suppliers including nine years of technical and production management. During this time, he gained experience in systems engineering, interface management, construction/manufacturing, and system testing oversight. His experience has gained him strong project management skills developed over more than twenty years of project management responsibilities. Instructor is an experienced technical manager and technical lead for large and small projects. His experience and background provide him with expert understanding of subsea field developments from concept through execution.
He is currently a Professor of Practice for the College of Engineering at one of the US Universities and is leading the Masters of Engineering in Engineering Program for Subsea Engineering as director.
FAQ
DESIGNED FOR
The course is designed for employees/ engineers, petroleum engineers and anyone working in the offshore oil and gas industry with little knowledge and experience in the study of offshore field development.
COURSE LEVEL
Advance
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
After completing this course, participants will learn:
o Describe the system and functional requirements of the key hardware assemblies that make up subsea fields.
o Describe the role of hardware related industry standards.
o Evaluate hardware specifications and determine if the hardware is appropriate for project requirements.
o Demonstrate how the hardware components function individually and as part of a system
o Explain the key decision drivers associated with selecting hardware and hardware configurations.
o Explain the dual barrier philosophy as it applies to subsea system integrity.
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