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A University’s Perspective
Prof. Jeom Kee Paik, Dr. Eng., DHC(ULG), FRINA, FSNAME
President of The Ship and Offshore Research Institute at PNU
Director of Lloyd’s Register Foundation Research Centre of Excellence at PNU
Vice President of The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, USA
Panel Session 10: Barriers to Technology Implementation and
Global Intellectual Property: Innovation vs Proven Technology
A Brief Biography of Speaker
• Professor in Dept. of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering at PNU
• Fellow and Vice President of SNAME, USA
• Fellow and Council Member of RINA, UK
• President of The Korea Ship and Offshore Research Institute at PNU
• Director of The Lloyd’s Register Foundation Research Centre of Excellence at
PNU
• Member of Academic Advisory Council for Universiti Technologi PETRONAS
• Recipient of the 2013 David W. Taylor Medal, SNAME, USA
• Doctor Honoris Causa of University of Liege, Belgium, 2012
• Author or co-author of 500 technical papers
• Author of four textbooks: Ship-shaped offshore installations: Design, Building,
and Operation (Cambridge University Press, UK), Ship structural analysis and
design (SNAME, USA), Ultimate limit state design of steel-plated structures
(Wiley, UK), Condition assessment of aged structures (CRC Press, USA)
1. Energy 2. Water
3. Food 4. Environment
5. Poverty 6. Terror and War
7. Disease 8. Education
9. Democracy 10. Population
1. Coal 2. Oil
3. Natural Gas 4. Nuclear
5. Hydraulic 6. Wind
7. Waves Current 8. Tide
9. Biomass 10. Hydrogen
11. Methane Hydrate 12. Minor Mineral
Top Ten Challenges of Human-being for the Next Century
Types of Energy Source
Perspectives for Global Energy Industry
0
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
2011 2035
12,000
14,000
16,000
18,000
En
erg
y D
eman
d(M
toe)
(Source: International Energy Agency, WEO 2013)
Alternative Energies
Biomass/Waste
Hydro
Nuclear
81.6% 75.5%
Coal
Oil
Natural Gas
Coal
Oil
Natural Gas
1% 10% 2.3% 5.1%
4.1%
11%
2.8%
6.6%
Panel Session 10 • A University’s Perspective • Prof. J.K. Paik
On-going Offshore Projects Worldwide (2013)
Exploration
Operation &
Maintenance
Reuse/
Decommissioning
Engineering/
Construction
Drilling
Offshore Industry Value Chain
Panel Session 10 • A University’s Perspective • Prof. J.K. Paik
Various Ocean Environmental Phenomena
Nonlinear structural
consequences
(Geometric & material
nonlinearities)
Initial
imperfections
(Initial distortion/
residual stress/
softening)
Abnormal wave/
wind/current
(Freak/rogue)
Dynamic
pressure
(Sloshing/slamming/
green water)
Low
temperature
(Arctic operations)
Cryogenic
conditions
(LNG cargo)
Elevated
temperature
(Fire)
Blast load
(Explosion)
Impact load
(Collision/grounding/
dropped object)
Age-related
degradation
(Corrosion/fatigue
cracking/denting)
Ultra-high
pressure
(Subsea)
Panel Session 10 • A University’s Perspective • Prof. J.K. Paik
Fires and Explosions in Offshore Installations
Panel Session 10 • A University’s Perspective • Prof. J.K. Paik
Challenges for Fires and Explosions
Piper Alpha Accident occurred on July 6, 1988
in the North Sea
(167 killed
with 2.8 billion USD insurance claims)
Deepwater Horizon Accident occurred on April 20, 2010
in the Gulf of Mexico
(11 killed and 17 injured
with 40 billion USD insurance claims)
Panel Session 10 • A University’s Perspective • Prof. J.K. Paik
Challenges for Deepwater Developments • Various subsea factories and equipment
• Makers of individuals are different
• High pressure outside equipment
• Extreme environment with high pressure
and high temperature inside equipment
• Critical quality assurance (QA) required
• Integrated risk management required
Deepwater Horizon Accident
(April 10, 2010)
Paradigm Change (HSE & E) – Safety Studies
Extreme/ Accidental
Events
HSE & E Requirements Functional
Requirements
Linear / Simple
Mechanism
Theory / Numerical
Simulations
Nonlinear / Complex
Mechanism
Theory / Numerical
Simulations + Experiment
HSE&E = Health, Safety, Environment & Ergonomics
KOSORI – The Korea Ship and Offshore Research Institute at PNU
The Lloyd’s Register Foundation Research Centre of Excellence
As of March 2014
Staff Number
Faculty Member 4
Chair Professor 1
Research Professor 3
Research Engineer 11
Graduate
Student
PhD 16
MSc 20
Administrative 6
Total 61
Panel Session 10 • A University’s Perspective • Prof. J.K. Paik
Lloyd’s Register Foundation Research Centre of Excellence
Universities
Engineering Companies/
Research Institutes Governmental agencies Classification
Societies Industries
The Lloyd's Register Foundation supports the advancement of engineering-related
education, and funds research and development that enhances safety of life at sea,
on land and in the air.
Universities
Panel Session 10 • A University’s Perspective • Prof. J.K. Paik
DSME Construction
Yard (66ha)
KOSORI (23.1ha)
Pusan National University Branch
University of Aberdeen Branch
PETRONAS/UTP R&D Centre
IOGS/UoA Campus 2
IOGS = International Offshore Graduate School
FPSO Conversion
Yard (165ha)
Thermal Power Plant
CCS Test Bed
Solar Power Plant
Global Energy Park in Hadong with 1,216ha & 1.5 bUSD
Offshore Equipment,
e.g. BOP, Turret(330ha)
FPSO Conversion Yard under Reclamation
To be Completed by December 2015
Integrated Subsea Test Bed Test Infrastructure for Subsea Chamber, Fire, Explosion,
Dropped Objects, and Structural Failure
• Size of land: 23.1 ha
• Phase 1: Subsea Chamber, Fire, Explosion, Dropped Objects, Structural Failure
(Completed by August 2014)
• Phase 2: Total Integrated Subsea Test Bed (Completed by August 2017)
Test Facilities for Safety Studies – To be Completed by October 2014
Fire Test
Outdoor Fire/Explosion Test
Design/Engineering
Subsea Test
Dropped Object/Impact Test
Manufacturing and Subsea Test Chamber
under Commissioning
Specification BALMORAL
(UK)
NHC
(UK)
SWRI
(USA)
AKER
(Norway)
JAMSTEC
(Japan)
KOSORI
(Korea)
d x D (m) 0.48 x 2.38 1.2 x 4.5 2.2 x 5.8 1.8 x 3.0 1.4 x 3.0 1.8 x 4.0
Maximum
Pressure (bar) 700 445 275 550 700 825
d
D
Subsea Test Chamber – 8,250m Water Depth
Integrated Subsea Test Bed – Phase 2
Total Risk
Management
Safety
Requirements
Total Functional
Requirements
Track
Record
Total Flow
Assurance
Total Remote
Control Security
Present Future Trend
Performance test and QA/QC per
individual equipment
Integrated performance test and
integrated risk management with all
equipment together
Subsea Wellhead/ Christmas Tree
Pipelines
Control System/
Umbilical
Risers
Manifold / Jumper System
RIG Offshore Rig
Actual Test Bed Remark
Internal High Pressure/
High Temp.
High Pressure/
High Temp. Same Cond.
External High Pressure Ambient High Pressure
Test Chamber
Comparison of the Environment
Integrated Subsea Test Bed – Phase 2
Country 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
China 1,592,420 1,152,311 1,210,841 1,318,086 1,404,017
USA 1,191,024 1,250,984 1,198,280 1,252,948
Japan 656,676 655,530 656,032 656,651
Germany 302,467 317,226 327,953 338,608 342,700
Korea 236,137 244,077 264,118 288,901 315,589
UK 251,932 256,124 256,585 251,358 252,652
France 227,679 234,366 243,533 249,086
Canada 157,200 150,220 156,260 157,360
Full Time Equivalent
R&D Statistics – Researchers by Country
Source: National Research Foundation, Korea
Slide 22
Country 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Korea 31,304(3.36%) 29,703(3.56%) 37,935(3.74%) 45,016(4.04%) 49,225(4.36%)
Israel 9,622(4.66%) 8,751(4.40%) 9,451(4.22%) 10,665(4.21%) (4.20%)
Japan 168,125(3.47%) 169,047(3.36%) 178,816(3.25%) 199,795(3.39%) (3.34%)
Germany 97,457(2.69%) 93,097(2.82%) 92,641(2.80%) 103,914(2.89%) (2.92%)
USA 406,258(2.77%) 405,072(2.82%) 408,657(2.74%)
415,193(2.76%) (2.79%)
France 60,155(2.12%) 59,506(2.27%) 57,462(2.24%) 62,447(2.25%) (2.26%)
China 66,430(1.47%) 84,933(1.70%) 104,318(1.76%) 134,443(1.84%) (1.98%)
UK 47,138(1.75%) 40,291(1.82%) 40,734(1.77%) 43,097(1.78%) (1.72%)
Million USD(% per GDP)
R&D Statistics – Total Funding by Country
Source: National Research Foundation, Korea
Slide 23
Ranking Country Number Percentage
1 USA 375,094 27.51%
2 China 185,626 13.61%
3 UK 105,512 7.74%
4 Germany 99,540 7.30%
5 Japan 78,352 5.75%
6 France 69,188 5.07%
7 Canada 61,423 4.50%
8 Italy 58,527 4.29%
9 Spain 54,263 3.98%
10 India 49,506 3.63%
11 Korea 49,174 3.61%
12 Australia 49,093 3.60%
SCI Journals Paper Publications(2012)
90.59%
R&D Statistics – Publications by Country
Source: National Research Foundation, Korea
Slide 24
Country 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
USA 51,643 45,628 45,029 49,092 51,643
Japan 28,760 29,802 32,150 38,875 43,660
Germany 18,855 16,797 17,568 18,851 18,764
China 6,120 7,900 12,296 16,402 18,617
Korea 7,899 8,035 9,669 10,447 11,846
France 7,072 7,237 7,246 7,438 7,851
UK 5,467 5,044 4,891 4,848 4,895
Canada 2,976 2,527 2,698 2,945 2,758
Israel 1,899 1,555 1,475 1,451 1,376
WIPO Statistics Database
PCT = Patent Cooperation Treaty
R&D Statistics – PCT Patents by Country
Source: National Research Foundation, Korea
ISO 19900 Series of Standards
Panel Session 10 • A University’s Perspective • Prof. J.K. Paik
ISO Number Title Published
19900 General requirements 2002
19901-1 Metocean 2005
19901-2 Seismic 2004
19901-3 Topsides 2010
19901-4 Geotechnical and foundation design considerations 2003
19901-5 Weight engineering 2003
19901-6 Marine operations 2009
19901-7 Stationkeeping 2005
19901-8 Marine soil investigations 2013 & 2014
19902 Fixed steel structures 2007
19903 Fixed concrete structures 2006
19904-1 Floating structures: Monohulls, semisubmersibles and spars 2006
19905-1 Site-specific assessment of jack-ups 2012
19905-2 Commentary on 19905-1 2012
19905-3 Site-specific assessment of mobile offshore drilling units 2014(planned)
19906 Arctic structures 2010
Four Elements Theory to Achieve 1st Class Position
Vision is a wisdom to look to the future and remain one step ahead in the arena.
1st
Class
Visionary Strategy
Human
Resource Infra-
structure Technology
1st Class
Integrated Vision /
Performance Capability
Facility Scale / Automation System / Testing & Research Facilities /
Capital / Legal System / Collaborative Network
High Technology Level / R&D Capability
Design Production / R&D / Management(CTO)
Scales of Human resources
Working
Hard
Partner-
ship
Panel Session 10 • A University’s Perspective • Prof. J.K. Paik
Research Funding Sponsors and Collaboration
Panel Session 10 • A University’s Perspective • Prof. J.K. Paik
IP Implementation and Commercialization
Patent
Royalty Subsidiary University
Holdings
Joint
Company
Panel Session 10 • A University’s Perspective • Prof. J.K. Paik