... will be presented to illustrate the digital twin methodology in practice, detailing the challenges faced, and the outcomes achieved. transformation europe government enterprise resource planning upstream oil & gas project management implementation knowledge management personnel requirement...

... in red zone (no umbilical clamping), no personnel required on TH umbilical winch, no damage to umbilical, no clamps to be lost in hole, reduce risk of damaging TH in flex joint prior to landing in XT, etc. In addition, the mechanical THRUT has a number of commercial advantages over the hydraulic THRT...

... of personnel operating in the ‘red zone’, eliminate costly shipping logistics and reduce the amount of time needed installing cable protectors on the rig floor, thus providing safety benefits and improving RIH timing. upstream oil & gas completion installation and operations elevator energise...

... back production Personnel exposure related to hydrocarbon on shakers Intervention activities related to sand production Challenges with unmanaged solids in production flow are many, including: The reasons for sand production are discussed exhaustively in various academic papers...

..., piping traverses, rig personnel, and safety considerations. They also help ensure an optimized configuration of all solids control, cuttings handling, and treatment systems is developed as per the operator's expectations. An optimized system design eliminates inefficiencies and incorporates process...

... Response Group recommended that operating companies should have a SCERP. The SCERP should contain information on incident management as well as plans on equipment, procedures and personnel required. IOGP's definition of well source control is ‘a generic term for all activities related to the direct...

... at it holistically, they are likely to miss out on some of the benefits. Digital twins afford companies a number of advantages that would otherwise not be possible, including the ability to run risk analyses, health assessments, and what-if scenarios in real-time; the ability to train personnel in a 3D immersive...

... Abstract Rapid advances in robotics and Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) have the potential to revolutionize the way maintenance, inspection and Non-Destructive Testing within our industry is performed. This would make plant operation safer, by reducing exposure of personnel...

.... Having various teams competing allows different designs to be tested, fostering strong innovation and collaboration between individual consortiums. Surface robotics presents two potential major impacts: Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) (reduction of risk to personnel, environment...

... subsea system offshore facility operation arrangement environmental condition assessment procedure Workforce operator personnel transfer helicopter consideration requirement personnel safety availability gangway system Introduction Increasingly, W2W is seen as a long term solution...

... Intelligence lateral application service company drilling operation junction single well operator installation probability multiple junction personnel wellbore multilateral installation equipment design operational decision Background Alexander Grigoryan, a Russian drilling engineer...

... requirement operation philosophy Efficiency nnmi personnel sustainability safety strategic planning and management inherent safety project driver complexity installation Upstream Oil & Gas philosophy operational philosophy operational efficiency availability inherently safer design...

... Abstract The Norwegian petroleum safety regulatory authority requires that operators have overview and control of active, inactive and reduced safety critical elements on the installation in order to meet HSE requirement as well as asset integrity standards. As a minimum, personnel shall...

... the shroud, wellhead, and minimise exposure to personnel. Objectives of the revised shroud were to: allow thermal expansion - bottom hole temperature is 170°C, in the now normally closed C and D-annulus; return mud from circulations back to the drill floor - circulations are required to condition the mud...

... as it involves personnel working at height which is statistically the single biggest cause of workplace fatalities accounting for 25% ( 5 ). Scaffolding as an access method for inspection can be expensive, time-consuming and also involves a significant amount of working at height or manual handling operations...

... wellhead template operation personnel subsea bop Industry Conditions Throughout the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, many relatively shallow-water wells were drilled at water depths less than 600 ft. (183M) utilizing conventional Semi-submersible Rigs, Subsea wellheads and/or subsea templates. A goodly...

... issues and focus on other risks to personnel within the tanks. Oil-coated, steep sloping ladders in excess of 5m long are not uncommon in cargo tanks. To reduce risk of injury on these ladders, for example, it is recommended to descend the ladder facing the steps rather than considering it as a staircase...

... to the process are taken from a combination of historical operations and maintenance records, on-site examination of equipment and direct experiences of selected site personnel. Through these means, the technique combines a desk study with important buy-in of the local operations staff. Samples of recent work...

..., and the international media. Like the upstream sector, the international media deploys personnel to areas affected by insecurity, political risk and difficult climatic conditions. As we look to secure safe, smart and sustainable supply, the experience of the media offers valuable lessons applicable to the energy...

... resulted in a severe shortage of experienced divers, supervisors, support personnel and diving support vessels. These shortages are likely to worsen in the coming year, despite record numbers of divers passing through the diving schools and the ongoing construction of diving vessels and diving systems...