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Publisher: Society of Underwater Technology
Paper presented at the Offshore Site Investigation and Foundation Behaviour: New Frontiers - Proceedings of an International Conference, September 22–24, 1998
Paper Number: SUT-OSIFB-98-029
... Termznatzon (SUT's); structures for making umbilical connechons. Umbzlzcal Jumpers; which interconnect the wells, mamfolds, umbhcal assemblies etc. Typical subsea structures for the two WoS developments are shown on Figures 5 and 6. The largest are manifolds that weigh between 400 and 1800k.N in water...
Proceedings Papers
Publisher: Society of Underwater Technology
Paper presented at the Offshore Site Investigation and Foundation Behaviour: New Frontiers - Proceedings of an International Conference, September 22–24, 1998
Paper Number: SUT-OSIFB-98-259
... driven by new trends. These have included the continuing drrve into ever-deeper water, the Increasing popularity of FPSOs and subsea structures for field development and the ever-increasing number of pipehnes and cornrnumcahons cables being installed on and in the seabed. I This paper discusses the new...
