Autonomous subsea tieback enabling platform
AssigneeKellogg Brown & Root LLC
InventorsRichard B. D'Souza, Brian Curtis Janrrell, David Brian Anderson, Bambang Abimanju Sarwono
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AssigneeKellogg Brown & Root LLC
InventorsRichard B. D'Souza, Brian Curtis Janrrell, David Brian Anderson, Bambang Abimanju Sarwono
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A system for conveying a fluid produced from at least one producing subsea well to an existing host facility via a flowline includes a support structure having at least a deck, a mooring system, and a plurality of topsides modules. The mooring system anchors the support structure to a seabed and passively positions the support structure proximate to the at least one producing subsea well. The support structure elevates the deck above a water's surface and is normally unmanned. The plurality of topsides modules are disposed on the deck. The topsides modules include at least: a power generation module; a switchgear module a flowline heating module; a chemical injection module; a water injection module; a subsea control module; and a control module that communicates with a remote command center.
A system for conveying a fluid produced from at least one producing subsea well to an existing host facility within a 100 km distance via a flowline, comprising:
A method for conveying a fluid produced from at least one producing subsea well to an existing host facility within a 100 km distance via a flowline, comprising:
A system for producing a fluid from the at least one producing subsea well, comprising:
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