Barents 2020 Phase 4 Working Group RN04 - EER

Barents 2020 Phase 4Working Group RN04 - EER

Presentation to Barents2020 Conference, 9 December 2010, Moscow

Gus Cammaert

Sergey Kovalev

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Barents 2020 Phase 4 - Working Group RN04

December 2010

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TOPICS

SUMMARY OF 2010 ACTIVITIES

STATUS AND FORMAT OF DRAFT EER REPORT

FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS

PLANS FOR 2011



December 2010

Expert Organisation Location

Sergey Kovalev Gazprom VNIIGAZ Moscow

Yevgeniy Taranukha 40th GNII MO RF St. Petersburg

Vladimir Shlyachkov Krylov's Research Institute St. Petersburg

Dmitriy Melekhov Gazprom Moscow

Sergey Myagkov Gazprom Dobycha Shelf Moscow

Sergey Morozov Gosmorspassluzhba Moscow

Albert Shigabutdinov CNIIMF St. Petersburg

Anatoliy Suvalov 40th GNII MO RF St. Petersburg

Alexey Sakharov 40th GNII MO RF St. Petersburg

Barents 2020 Phase 4 – Panel RN04 Members

Expert Organisation Location

Gus Cammaert DNV R& I Høvik, Norway

Ekaterina Safonova DNV Høvik, Norway

Sigurd Jacobsen PTIL Stavanger, Norway

Rune Bråthen Statoil Stavanger, Norway

Frederic Turlan Total Paris, France

Alexandre Viaud SDAGTotal Paris, France

Terje Hatlen Transocean Stavanger, Norway

Ron Sainsbury ** ExxonMobil Leatherhead, UK

Panel RN04 (Russian members)

Panel RN04 (International members)

** resigned



December 2010

EER Technical Challenges

“Extreme environmental conditions varying from solid stationary ice, dynamic ice, grounded and ungrounded ice rubble to partial cover, and open water pose formidable challenges

No single evacuation method currently available (is) suitable for abandonment under the full range of environmental/ ice conditions

ISO 19906 (Arctic Offshore Structures Standard) enhances existing requirements by establishing performance based goals from which designers set the functional requirements of the EER system rather than relying on prescriptive measures alone

(It) addresses primarily design requirements (and design optimization) for ice-covered waters plus some key operational provisions impacted by cold climate”

from a presentation by Jim Poplin of ExxonMobil at an OGP Workshop (Working in Extreme Conditions) in 2008



December 2010

RN04 Mandate for Phase 4

In the Phase 3 report we reported the following:

We are now suggesting two additional reports – functional specifications for an Arctic lifeboat and an emergency preparedness vessel



December 2010

RN04: Summary of Phase 4 Activities Workshop at Krylov Marine

Institute, St. Petersburg,Oct. 19-20, all members

Meeting with PSA in Stavanger Nov. 8, DNV

Circulation of commentary forms on ISO19906

Recommended report formats Commenced preparation of outline

EER report based on comments Table of contents for two

functional requirements reports Technical discussions and

reviews of other standards Finalizing terms and definitions



December 2010

RN04: Deliverables Phase 4Table of Contents Commentary on ISO19906 – EER Provisions 18.1 General 18.2 Escape, evacuation and rescue philosophy 18.3 EER strategy 18.4 Environment 18.5 Hazard and risk analysis 18.6 Continuous assessment 18.7 EER system design 18.8 Emergency response organization 18.9 Competency assurance 18.10 Communications and alarms 18.11 Personal protective equipment 18.12 Man overboard recovery 18.13 Escape design 18.14 Evacuation design 18.15 Rescue Design Functional Requirements – Arctic Lifeboats Functional Requirements – Emergency Preparedness Vessels



December 2010

RN04: Format of EER Report

EER Report is organized to reflect the ISO19906 sections

Informative sections following Normative (middle column), and comments or suggested revisions in right-hand column

Report is now 25% complete



December 2010

RN04: Emergency Preparedness Vessel Report

Outline Table of Contents:- Objectives / Introduction- Main mission and general

requirements - Performance requirements- Winterization- Environmental conditions - Hull structure - Main and auxiliary power plant- Deck machinery- Special deck equipment and

systems (recovery equipment)

No functional specification has been published for Barents Sea conditions

Separate document planned

Final format (GOST/DNV/ISO) to be decided



December 2010

RN04: Arctic Lifeboat Functional Specifications:

Outline Table of Contents:- Objectives- Environmental conditions- Materials- Structural design- Launching method in ice- Operational requirements- Occupant safety and comfort- Model scale testing and full scale

testing - Equipment (communication system,

heating, etc)

Also: No functional specification available for Barents Sea conditions

Separate document planned

To concentrate on ice strengthening and winterization of “conventional” lifeboats



December 2010

VNIIGAZ Plans for EER Documents

In 2011 VNIIGAZ will start working on development of 2 normative documents for personnel evacuation and rescue on offshore oil and gas installations.

GOST P “Oil and gas industry. Offshore production installations. Evacuation and rescue systems. Main requirements.”

GOST P “Oil and gas industry. Offshore production installations. Evacuation routes and temporary refuge. Main requirements.”

These GOST standards will be based on the following documents:- ISO 19906, - ISO 15544, - ISO 13702, - NORSOK Z-013,- NORSOK S-001, - DNV-OS-A101, - Russian Federal Law No. 116-ФЗ “About industry safety of dangerous production objects”, - Russian Federal Law No. 123-ФЗ “Fire safety technical regulations”,- Doc no. ПБ 08-623-03 “Safety regulations during exploration and development of offshore oil

and gas fields”



December 2010

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Breaking News!

Subcontract being discussed with Krylov Marine Institute to prepare a draft report on emergency preparedness vessel

Krylov Marine Institute will share information on lifeboats used on Russian icebreakers

SDAG has given RN04 panel a presentation on lifeboat design for Shtokman Project



December 2010

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RN04 – Plans for 2011

December

2010

By end April

2011

May

2011

September

2011

December

2011

Moscow Not specified Oslo Moscow or St. Petersburg

Moscow

Confirm goals

Review progress, identify concerns, correct direction if required.

Agree on report formats

Report to Barents 2020 conference

Get feedback.

Meetings of subgroups on specific topics

Norway, Russia or via teleconference

Main contributions received

Finalizing content

Draft report 60% ready, all unclear, controversial issues identified and discussed

Draft proposals for final report format

Draft report 95% ready for discussion and review, solutions proposed for all important issues.

Discuss changes orimprovements

Discuss final, cosmetic changes only (1%?)

Present group report and deliverable at VNIIGAZ conference, and get final comments from invited experts.