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Abstract DS4401

Abstract ID#:
DS4401

 

Report Title:
Deepwater Mooring and Riser Analytical Capabilities

 

Authors:
E. G. Ward, R. E. Haring, P. V. Devlin

 

Report Date:
December 1998

 

The purpose of this report is to identify technology needs for analysis tools and methods for designing Floating Production Systems in depths to 10,000 feet. The authors and their colleagues specifically addressed analysis tools and experimental methods needed to establish design values for surface vessel motions and dynamics, riser motions and loads, mooring systems and loads, and the coupled response of the vessel, risers, and moorings for deepwater Floating Production Systems. The identified technology needs were prioritized, and suggested approaches to achieve the desired results are presented.

NOTE: Final report is only available through DeepStar. Please contact Paul Devlin or Chris Haver to obtain a copy. 

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