In-situ analysis of an intermodular connection for segmented offshore platforms

In recent years, oil production in the México has decreased. As a result, there is a need for the installation of new offshore platforms, both in currently exploited fields and in future fields. Consequently, it is necessary to design, construct, and install platforms that optimize costs and reduce construction and installation times. To address this, the proposal involves the installation of these structures in segments, with connections made using bolted joint connections that are secure under in situ loading conditions. Under these loading conditions, analysis is conducted through finite element modeling, demonstrating appropriate behavior according to the requirements of current regulations. The implementation of this solution offers an alternative for the installation of offshore platforms, which largely depend on the availability of installation equipment with capacities exceeding 800 tons

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Revista de Ingenieria Innovativa
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.35429/jie.2024.23.8.12.20
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Mechanical stress and fatigue analysis
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In-situ analysis of an intermodular connection for segmented offshore platforms

Youness El Hamzaoui, R. Martinez, Juan Antonio Álvarez-Arellano
Revista de Ingenieria Innovativa
Mechanical stress and fatigue analysis
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In-situ analysis of an intermodular connection for segmented offshore platforms

Youness El Hamzaoui, R. Martinez, Juan Antonio Álvarez-Arellano
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Abstract

In recent years, oil production in the México has decreased. As a result, there is a need for the installation of new offshore platforms, both in currently exploited fields and in future fields. Consequently, it is necessary to design, construct, and install platforms that optimize costs and reduce construction and installation times. To address this, the proposal involves the installation of these structures in segments, with connections made using bolted joint connections that are secure under in situ loading conditions. Under these loading conditions, analysis is conducted through finite element modeling, demonstrating appropriate behavior according to the requirements of current regulations. The implementation of this solution offers an alternative for the installation of offshore platforms, which largely depend on the availability of installation equipment with capacities exceeding 800 tons

Revista de Ingenieria Innovativa
Universidad Autónoma del Carmen (MX)
Universidad Autónoma del Carmen
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Mechanical stress and fatigue analysis
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