Course Overview:
This course introduces participants to the fundamentals of subsea systems used in offshore oil and gas production. It covers subsea equipment, infrastructure, control systems, and installation methods. The course emphasizes understanding the design, operation, and maintenance of subsea components critical to safe and efficient hydrocarbon extraction in deepwater environments.
Course Objectives:
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the key components and architecture of subsea production systems
- Identify different types of subsea equipment and their functions
- Describe subsea control and monitoring systems
- Explain subsea installation and intervention methods
- Recognize challenges and best practices in subsea operations and maintenance
Who Should Attend:
- Subsea Engineers and Technicians
- Offshore Operations Personnel
- Project Engineers and Managers
- Maintenance and Inspection Teams
- Technical Staff Supporting Offshore Production
Introduction to Subsea Systems
- Overview of Offshore and Subsea Production
- Subsea System Architecture and Components
- Comparison Between Topsides and Subsea Production Systems
Subsea Equipment and Infrastructure
- Subsea Trees (Christmas Trees) and Wellheads
- Manifolds and Flowlines
- Subsea Umbilicals and Risers
- Subsea Pumps and Compression Systems
Subsea Control Systems
- Hydraulic and Electro-Hydraulic Control Systems
- Electrical Subsea Control Modules
- Umbilical Design and Functions
- Real-Time Monitoring and Diagnostics
Installation and Intervention Techniques
- Subsea Equipment Installation Procedures
- Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) and Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs)
- Inspection, Maintenance, and Repair Methods
- Challenges of Deepwater and Harsh Environment Operations
Operational Challenges and Safety
- Integrity Management and Risk Assessment
- Corrosion Protection and Material Selection
- Emergency Response and Shutdown Systems
- Environmental Considerations and Regulations