... in the Gulf of Mexico, North Sea, and West Africa. materials and corrosion floating production systems subsurface corrosion subsea system well integrity pipeline corrosion flowline corrosion thickness riser corrosion information probability consequence likelihood marine structure matrix...

... of a structured CCUS risk assessment approach that the most benefit is gained. subsurface storage co 2 leakage geologist risk management geological subdiscipline risk and uncertainty assessment machine learning consequence containment risk assessment geological storage available bowtie diagram...

... for the sampling approach is primarily driven by consequence cost considerations. Cost comparisons are made between un-detected threats that result in failure versus threats detected in time to mitigate or plan repairs in advance before failure occurs. The risk cost is the cost of the failure event times...

..., the system verifies which consequences could happen to P&IDs objects and, if they do happen, the system looks for detections and safeguards that could protect them, also listing interlocks. All those rules are stored as tables that objectively define the relation between causes, consequences, safeguards...

... is much more complex and variable, and firm guidelines on design strain limits are lacking for the application considered here. Subsea cables are even less well understood. When considering subsea cables and the adoption of limit state design criteria, the model of failure consequences was examined...

... to Consequences Assessments: Table 1 Integral and CFD model comparison for subsea releases Comparison between integral and CFD models Integral Models CFD Models Fast and suitable for risk analysis purposes Useful for complex analysis Low computational cost and timing High...

... and their consequences. The starting ground of the novel methodology is the review of the state of art of safety aspects for CO 2 and H 2 offshore pipeline systems. The paper presents the status of international regulations, applicable tools and methodologies for safety analysis in the new transport scenarios...

... paradigm new age proactive approach offshore technology conference probability consequence digital tool risk reduction end user Introduction Oil and gas companies exist in a rapidly changing marketplace where political events can create supply and demand mismatches resulting in shortages...

..., in particular a new pragmatic approach to define Risk Based subsea inspection plans, which are essential to ensure structural integrity. First, a methodology for inspection prioritization by combining failure consequence, fatigue and inspections results is presented. This method has been implemented for a few...

.... The SFRM program supports the company's proactive approach towards managing risk and increases company confidence with the assurance of the identification and management of risks associated with assets located near public receptors. consequence upstream oil & gas offsite receptor operation...

..., we leverage geologic non-productive time coding and actual drilling events to qualify our consequence guidance not just within the Tahiti field but within the Gulf of Mexico Business Unit (GOMBU) and across the enterprise. full wellbore geohazard upstream oil & gas geology drill center...

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..., regulations will be limited to prescriptive approaches. As an alternative to the currently prescriptive approach to plug and abandonment operation, this article presents how a risk-based approach can be used in practice by incorporating assessments of probability of leakage and the consequence (leakage rate...

... in offshore oil and gas production. Once potential scenarios caused by robotic failures are identified, consequences could be developed, and risk assessment could be done by traditional methods. The specific objectives of the current research are: to study robotics technologies used in offshore platforms...

.... As the total pressure still increases further into the realm of 15,000 to 20,000 psi a heretofore not fully appreciated effect occurs in that the high methane pressure reduces the solubility even more than would have been predicted by the fugacity correction alone. Its consequence regarding corrosion, however...

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...) areas. Current industry codes and standards do not have a clear guidance on what return period shall be used as a minimum to account for the risk associated with close proximity and failure consequence. Some guidance is provided in API RP-2SK, but it is limited to applications in Gulf of Mexico...

... with drilling rigs operating on the location and sometimes in parallel with maintenance and integrity works. The key for safe and successful Brownfield activities, minimizing the production losses caused by required shut-downs, goes consequently through a specific management of these Simultaneous Operations...

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