Subsea Basis of Design

CONOCO INDONESIA INC LTD
ADGF SUBSEA PROTECTION PROJECT
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BASIS OF DESIGN
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 INTRODUCTION..........................................................................................................4
2.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION...........................................................................................6
3.0 CODES AND STANDARDS.......................................................................................14
4.0 DESIGN DATA...........................................................................................................16
5.0 SUBSEA PROTECTION FRAME DESIGN REQUIREMENTS.................................21
6.0 UMBILICAL JETTING REQUIREMENTS.................................................................26
7.0 BITUMAN MATTRESS REQUIREMENTS................................................................27
8.0 REFERENCES...........................................................................................................28
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 General
Conoco Indonesia Inc. Limited’s (CIIL) Block B fields are located in the Indonesian
sector of the West Natuna Sea, approximately 1200 kilometres north-northwest of
Jakarta. CIIL requires the Subsea Protection scope of work to be completed on an
engineering, procurement, construction and installation (EPCI) basis, in water depths
are up to 90 meters. The scope of the services includes:
 The design, fabrication and retrofit installation of subsea Umbilical Termination

Assembly (UTA) protection frames;
 The design, fabrication and retrofit installation of subsea Wellhead/Xmas Tree

protection frames,
 The jetting of umbilical systems to a minimal depth of 500mm;
 The procurement and installation of bitumen protective mattresses over subsea

control jumpers.
1.2 Purpose of Document
This document sets out the key engineering parameters to provide an overall
description of the planned facilities. It comprises a compilation of base data,
assumptions and operating parameters used for preliminary design purposes. The
contractor shall utilise this data for Bid Purposes Only. During the detailed engineering
scope of work, the Contractor shall optimise the design and verify all data, assumptions
and operating parameters.
1.3 Abbreviations
The following abbreviations will be used throughout this document:
ADGF Additional Dry Gas Fields

CIIL Conoco Indonesia Inc Limited
DNV Det Norske Veritas
EH Electro-hydraulic Control System
EHU Electro-hydraulic Umbilical
IUT Intermediate Umbilical Termination
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LAT Lowest Astronomical Tide

MSL Mean Sea Level
OD Outside Diameter
UTA Umbilical Termination Assembly
WNSGD West Natuna Sea Gas Development
WNTS West Natuna Transport System
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2.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION
2.1 Location
The Block B fields are located in the Indonesian sector of the West Natuna Sea,
approximately 1200 kilometres north-northwest of Jakarta.
Figure 2.1 shows the location and coverage of Block B acreage, the current
WNTS pipeline and the relative position of Belida Field in Block ‘B’.
2.2 System Description
2.2.1 Field Overview
Block ‘B’ of the West Natuna Development contains several gas fields. These
can be divided into the following three sections:
 Additional Dry Gas Fields

 Belida Field
 Tembang Field
The Block ‘B’ location plan and schematic of the three areas is presented in
Figures 2.2 and 2.3 overleaf.
2.2.2 Additional Dry Gas Fields
The ADGF tie-back system utilizes two subsea manifolds (Keong and Kijing), tied
back to Hang Tuah by series linked 12” and 14” flowlines. One subsea gas well
(J3) is tied into the Kijing manifold using rigid spool pieces, a total distance of
approximately 27.5 kilometres from Hang Tuah. Three subsea gas wells (K1,
K2 and K3) are tied into the Keong manifold using rigid spool pieces, a distance
of approximately 4.6 kilometres from Hang Tuah. The Keong and Kijing fields
are approximately 22.9 kilometres apart.
An electro-hydraulic umbilical is used to control these wells, which has been

pulled though a J-tube on Hang Tuah. The umbilical is installed as two sections,
each terminated at subsea UTA/IUT assemblies. The first section of umbilical
begins at Hang Tuah and terminates at UTA-1, adjacent to the Keong manifold.
This distance is approximately 4.60 kilometres. This section of umbilical contains
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a crossing over a 16” diameter concrete coated pipeline, with the umbilical
stabilised by concrete mattresses.
Subsea control jumpers tie-in the K2 and K3 wells from the UTA-1 to stab plates
mounted on the tree, a distance of approximately 40 metres. Another jumper
ties-in the K1 wells from the UTA-1 to stab plates mounted on the tree, a distance
of approximately 250 metres.
The second section of umbilical begins at IUT-UTA1, adjacent to the Keong

manifold and terminates at UTA-2 adjacent to the Kijing manifold. This distance
is approximately 22.9 kilometres. This section of umbilical contains a crossing
over an 8” diameter FBE coated pipeline, with the umbilical stabilised by concrete
mattresses.
Subsea control jumpers tie-in the J3 well from the UTA-1 to stab plates mounted
on the tree, a distance of approximately 40 metres.
The Scope of Work at ADGF shall include:
 jetting of all umbilical to a depth of 500mm,

 procurement and installation of bitumen protective mattresses over all
subsea control jumpers
 design, fabrication and retrofit installation of 3no. subsea Umbilical
Termination Assembly (UTA)/Intermediate Umbilical Termination (IUT)
Protection Frames,
 design, fabrication and retrofit installation of 4no. subsea Wellhead
Protection Frames.
2.2.3 Belida Field
The BG-01 subsea gas well is tied back to the existing DPP-A platform via an 8-
inch flowline. A direct hydraulic umbilical is used to control this well, which has
been pulled through a J-tube on DPP-A. At BG-01, the umbilical terminates
directly at a UTA adjacent to the BG-01 well. The approximate length of this
umbilical is 2800 metres. Subsea control jumpers tie-in the BG-01 well from the
UTA to stab plates mounted on the tree, a distance of approximately 40 metres.
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The BG-02 subsea gas well is tied back to the existing WHP-B platform via an 8-
inch flowline. A direct hydraulic umbilical is used to control this well, which has
been pulled through a J-tube on DPP-A. At BG-02, the umbilical terminates
directly at a UTA adjacent to the BG-02 well. The approximate length of this
umbilical is 2800 metres. Subsea control jumpers tie-in the BG-02 well from the
UTA to stab plates mounted on the tree, a distance of approximately 40 metres.
Both BG-01 and BG-02 wells have integrated completion riser system/buoys
above the wellhead.
The Scope of Work at Belida shall include:

Protection Frames,
Protection Frames.
2.3.4 Tembang Field
The Tembang tie-back system utilises two subsea manifolds (M1 and M2), tied
back to Hang Tuah by a 14” flowline. Two subsea gas wells (T4 and T5) are
currently tied into the furthest manifold (M1) using rigid spool pieces, a total
distance of approximately 7.60 kilometres from Hang Tuah.
An electro-hydraulic umbilical is used to control these wells, which has been

pulled though a J-tube on Hang Tuah. The umbilical is installed as two sections,
each terminated at subsea UTA/IUT assemblies. The first section of umbilical
begins at Hang Tuah and terminates at UTA-2, adjacent to the M2 manifold. This
distance is approximately 4.20 kilometres. The second section of umbilical
begins at IUT-UTA2, adjacent to the M2 manifold and terminates at UTA-1
adjacent to the M1 manifold. This distance is approximately 3.40 kilometres.
Subsea control jumpers tie-in the T4 and T5 wells from UTA-1 to stab plates
mounted on the tree, a distance of approximately 40 metres.
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Both T4 and T5 wells have integrated completion riser system/buoys above the
wellhead.
The Scope of Work at Tembang shall include:

Protection Frames,
Protection Frames.
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FIGURE 2.1 – Block B Fields

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FIGURE 2.2 – Additional Dry Gas Fields

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FIGURE 2.3 – Tembang and Belida Fields

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2.3 Location of Key Facilities
Key system co-ordinates are given below.
TABLE 1 - LOCATION OF FACILTIES
SPHEROID WGS 72 WGS 84
LOCATION EASTING NORTHING EASTING NORTHING
ADGF
Keong-1 546 581.2 455 348.4
Keong-2 546 345.0 455 267.0
Keong-3 546 351.3 455 380.6
Keong Manifold 546 327.7 455 276.5
Kijing-3 524 956.8 449 639.0
Kijing Manifold 524 976.4 449 500.0
Hang Tuah 544 209.0 458 671.4
Belida
DPP-A Platform 512 031.6 458 036.1 512 048.7 458 040.7
WHP-B Platform 509 008.1 456 416.3 509 025.2 456 420.9
BG-01 509 750.0 458 280.0 509 767.1 458 284.6
BG-02 507 350.0 457 380.0 507 367.1 457 364.6
Tembang
Manifold M1 550 675.0 462 120.0 550 692.1 462 124.6
Manifold M2 548 300.0 459 500.0 548 317.1 459 504.6
T4 550 699.1 462 101.8 550 716.5 462 106.4
T5 550 689.5 462 090.2 550 706.6 462 094.8
Notes:
All drawings for this project, survey charts and documentation shall reference the WGS 84 grid system.
Co-ordinates for platforms, manifolds and structures are to the centre of the structure and are indicative only.
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3.0 CODES AND STANDARDS
3.1 General
This section identifies the codes, standards and regulations applicable to the design of
the flowlines/risers, subsea structures and control system. Unless the edition of any
code, standard or document is specifically referenced, the latest edition shall apply.
It is the Contractors responsibility to ensure up to date copies of all relevant regulatory

rules and standards are available for use and reference at all times. The main
Contractor and his subcontractors are responsible for maintaining and keeping copies of
the standards applicable to their contracting expertise at the place of work. The CIIL
shall audit and verify the correctness of the codes, standards and regulation documents
periodically.
The CIIL or any third party acting on the CIIL behalf may request copies of the
specifications, regulatory codes and standards applicable to the execution of the work
they have been contracted to do. It shall be the responsibility of the Contractor or his
subcontractors to ensure the request is complied with.
3.2 Primary Design Code
Subsea protection frames shall be designed in accordance with the requirements of API
RP 2A – Recommended Practice for Planning, Design and Construction for Offshore
Platforms and Norsok U-002, Subsea Structures and Piping Systems.
All or any change in specification boundaries shall be clearly identified.
3.3 List of Codes, Standards, Specifications and Guidelines
The following additional codes and standards shall be used where appropriate.
AISC Specification for the Design, Fabrication and Erection

of Structural Steel Buildings
API RP 2A Recommended Practice for Planning, Design and
Construction for Offshore Platforms
API 5L Specification for Linepipe
ASTM A36/36M Specification for Structural Steel
AWS D1.1 American Welding Society, Structural Welding Code-
Steel
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DNV CN 30.5 Environmental Conditions and Environmental Loads

DNV RP B401 Recommended Practice for Cathodic Protection
Design
DNV RP5 Lifting
NORSOK U-002 Subsea Structures and Piping Systems
NPD 1992 Regulations Concerning Load Bearing Structures in
the Petroleum Activities
1.4 Indonesian Regulations and Certification
The governing legislation pertaining to offshore petroleum development operations for

the Republic of Indonesia is the Regulation of Minister of Mine and Energy (Number 06
P/0746/M.PE/1991, “Working Safety Inspection on Installation, Equipment and
Engineering Used in Oil and Natural Gas Mining and Geothermal Resource
Exploitation”). The Indonesian Ministry of Mine and Energy administer the regulation.
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4.0 DESIGN DATA
4.1 Design Life
All subsea protection frames shall be designed for a design life of 10years. This applies
principally to corrosion protection.
4.2 Water Depths
Water depths relative to chart datum for various locations within the development are
presented below.
TABLE 2 - WATER DEPTHS AT KEY LOCATIONS
Location Depth (MSL) [m]

ADGF
Hang Tuah 81.5
Keong Field 82.5
Kijing Field 78.5
Tembang
Tembang Field 83.0
Belida
Belida DPP-A 74.6
Belida WHP-B 74.3
BG-01 75.4
BG-02 77.5
4.3 Wave and Current Data
Wave and current design data are presented in the following tables.
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TABLE 3 - ENVIRONMENTAL DATA (INDONESIAN WATERS) – 100 YEAR RETURN

PERIOD
DIRECTION FROM – RELATIVE TO TRUE NORTH

N NE E SE S SW W NW
WAVES
Significant Wave (Hs) (m) 3.1 4.8 2.0 1.7 2.2 1.9 1.6 1.7
Spectral Peak Period (Ts) (sec) 9.3 10. 7.8 7.2 8.1 7.7 7.0 7.3
8
Average Zero Crossing Period (Tu) 7.2 8.3 6.0 5.5 6.2 5.9 5.4 5.6
(sec)
Maximum Wave Height (Hmax) (m) 6.0 9.2 3.8 3.2 4.2 3.7 3.1 3.4
Period of Maximum Wave (Tmax) 8.5 9.8 7.1 6.5 7.3 7.0 6.3 6.7
(sec)
CURRENT SPEED
Surface (m/s) 0.6 0.9 0.8 0.4 0.6 0.9 0.8 0.5
Mid Depth (m/s) 0.5 0.6 0.6 0.3 0.4 0.6 0.6 0.4
Near Bottom (m/s) 0.5 0.6 0.6 0.3 0.4 0.6 0.6 0.4
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TABLE 4 - ENVIRONMENTAL DATA (INDONESIAN WATERS) – 1 YEAR RETURN

PERIOD

N NE E SE S SW W NW
WAVES
Significant Wave (Hs) (m) 1.6 2.5 1.1 0.9 1.2 1.0 0.8 0.9
Spectral Peak Period (Ts) (sec) 7.1 8.6 5.6 5.0 5.9 5.5 4.8 5.1
Average Zero Crossing Period (Tu) 5.5 6.6 4.3 3.8 4.5 4.2 3.7 3.9
(sec)
Maximum Wave Height (Hmax) (m) 3.2 4.9 2.0 1.7 2.2 2.0 1.6 1.8
Period of Maximum Wave (Tmax) 6.5 7.8 5.1 4.5 5.3 5.0 4.3 4.6
(sec)
CURRENT SPEED
Surface (m/s) 0.5 0.8 0.7 0.3 0.5 0.8 0.7 0.4
Mid Depth (m/s) 0.4 0.6 0.5 0.3 0.3 0.6 0.5 0.3
Near Bottom (m/s) 0.4 0.6 0.5 0.3 0.3 0.6 0.5 0.3
A Jonswap spectral form with a peak enhancement factor of 3.3 shall be assumed to
apply.
Wind Data
The extreme wind at selected return periods are detailed below.
TABLE 5 - 1 HOUR SUSTAINED WIND SPEED

N NE E SE S SW W NW
1 Year (m/s) 13 14 10 8 11 11 10 12
100 Year (m/s) 18 20 14 11 16 16 14 16
Notes:
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1-minute sustained wind speed = 1-hour speed * 1.20.
3-second gust speed = 1-hour speed * 1.40.
All wind speeds are referenced to 10m above MSL. Sustained wind speeds at other reference levels (Z metres above
LAT) may be calculated using the relationship Vz=V10*(Z/10)0.12; where Vz = wind speed z metres above LAT and V10 =
wind speed measured at 10 metres above LAT.
6.5 Tidal Range and Storm Surge
The tidal range and storm data are detailed below.
TABLE 6 - TIDAL RANGE AND STORM SURGE DATA
100 YEAR 1 YEAR

RETURN RETURN
PERIOD PERIOD
Highest Astronomical Tide 1.62m 1.62m
Mean Sea Level (MSL) 0m 0m
Positive Storm Surge 0.5m 0.2m
Lowest Astronomical Tide (LAT) -1.6m -1.6m
6.6 Ambient Temperatures
The ambient temperatures are detailed below.
TABLE 7: AMBIENT TEMPERATURE DATA
Maximum Minimum
Air 36.1°C 20.0°C
Seawater Surface 28.9°C 22.8°C
Seabed 28.9°C 20.0°C
4.4 Seawater Data
The seawater density shall be taken as 1025 kg/m³.
Kinematic viscosity of seawater shall be taken as 1.00E-6 m 2/s.

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Specific heat capacity of seawater shall be taken as 4.0E+3 J/kg°C.
4.5 Marine Growth
A marine growth thickness of 90mm shall be assumed for design of the subsea
protection frames (i.e. at mudline level). A density of 1275 kg/m 3 shall be assumed.
4.6 Geotechnical Data
A friction factor of 0.5 shall be used for design.
The following undrained shear strength values shall be used for design.
TABLE 8 – UNDRAINED SHEAR STRENGTH
Lower Bound Soil Profile Upper Bound Soil Profile

Su (kPa) Depth Su (kPa) Depth
1.5 + 1.5z 0 < z < 2.0 6 + 2.0z 0 < z < 2.0
15 2.0 < z < 10.0 20 1.5 < z < 10.0
Note: z = depth below mudline (m)
4.7 Seismic Activity
Seismic activity will not be considered in the design of the subsea protection frames.
This is substantiated in the report “Seismic Hazard Evaluation of West Natuna Pipeline
Route in South China Sea, Indonesia [].
4.8 Scour
Maximum depth of scouring shall be 500mm.

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5.0 SUBSEA PROTECTION FRAME DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
5.1 General
The protection frame size, weight, material selection, lifting points, details, etc
necessary to manufacture shall be provided on the design drawings and associated
documentation. In addition:
 The frames shall be post installed on existing structures by a minimum class 2

DP installation vessel, no anchored vessels shall be permitted,
 Preference is for the frames to be installed diverless with the use of a working
class ROV (minimum 100 hp with 7 function manipulator). Frames shall include
grabs bars for such ROV to lock onto.
 The frames shall be removeable.
 Verticals, diagonal rakers and equivalent structures shall penetrate the seabed to
avoid snagging from trawl warp lines and ground rope. Effects from installation
tolerances and expected scouring shall be accommodated.
 If vertical side bracings are included, these shall be spaced to prevent intrusion
and rotation of fishing equipment as far as is practical, without restricting subsea
structure access for the intervention systems.
 All external edges/members shall have a minimum radius of 250 mm.
 The frames shall be inspected annually to confirm performance. No

maintenance of frames (with the exception of anode replacement) is expected.
5.2 Design Requirements
All subsea protection frames shall be designed as gravity base structures, utilising a
suction pile, skirt and/or mudmat concept. Additional retrofit ballast may be provided to
increase stability and mass of the structure.
The structures shall be designed such that anchor wires and fishing nets can pass over
the frame without catching on members, piping or bolts. The design snagging loads
shall be:
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 15 metric tonnes vertical impact load.
 6.37 metric tonnes horizontal load.
Design shall consider the worst combination of these loads with appropriate functional
and environmental loading.
Where possible, the maximum bracing angle shall be 50 o true from the horizontal.
5.3 Structural Analysis
As a minimum, structural analysis of the subsea protection frames shall consider the
following design conditions:
 Operation (100 year condition)
 Lift analysis onshore and offshore
 Transportation analysis
 Installation analysis
 Removal analysis
Appropriate functional, environmental and accidental loadings shall be considered.
All structural analyses shall balance global model reactions in order to compare
analytical model weight with estimated weight from material take offs.
5.4 Lift Analysis
Lift analysis shall comply with DNV RP5 Lifting. All rigging and padeyes shall be
designed for the most onerous lift condition. Lift analysis shall be based on the
following parameters:
 Centre of gravity inaccuracy and sling skew load will be catered for by analysing
a 75/25 load split on opposite pairs of slings.
 Weight gain allowance shall be taken as 10%.

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 Static load will be factored to account for dynamic effects to account for the
uncertainty surrounding the sea state during installation and the vessel motion
characteristics.
 A 60o minimum sling angle and 4 point lift shall be assumed.
5.5 Foundation Design
Foundation design shall take due account of:
 Installation
 Initial and long term Settlement
 Stability/overturning
 Bearing capacity
 Sliding
Appropriate functional, environmental and accidental loadings shall be considered.
5.6 Material Requirements
As a minimum:
 structural steel plate shall in accordance with ASTM A36;
 tubular steel shall be in accordance with API 5L Grade B,
or Company approved equivalent.
5.7 Access
Divers specifically need to access the top of the wellhead for workover, access to choke
and general inspection. Wellhead protection frames shall have a removable debris cap
for access to the top of the tree.
Divers require access to the sides of the UTA/IUT to inspect/maintain connectors,

access to the top to remove the UTA/IUT protection grid and general inspection. The
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UTA/IUT protection frames shall have hinged grating or grid on the long sides of the
structure.
In addition, all frames shall be designed to allow an ROV to carry out general visual
inspection of structures, inspect anodes, inspect umbilical and control cable connections
and access the vertical choke valve located on top of the wellheads.
Minimum “as built” clearance to existing structures shall be as itemised below:
TABLE 9 – ACCESS REQUIREMENTS FOR SUBSEA STRUCTURES
Item As Built Minimum Clearance (mm)

Incoming and outgoing Umbilicals 500
UTA and IUT sides 500
UTA and IUT top (roof) 300
Wellheads top and sides 1000
Wellhead riser connection point with wellhead 500
Design shall consider installation tolerances and possible settlement.
5.8 Rigging
The design shall allow for frames to be installed using standard 4 point lifting
assemblies. Rigging design may utilize padeyes, shackles, wire rope or slings, subject
to confirmation by analysis. Shackles and rigging shall be designed for ROV
cutting/removal.
5.9 Positioning
Survey and final positioning of the subsea protection frames is critical, with facilities
being live during installation. Design shall provide a method of locating frames by
offsetting from a clearly indentifiable point on the existing structures. Contractor shall
provide the necessary survey and positioning systems to achieve the required
installation tolerances, based on previously demonstrated field accuracy:
TABLE 10 – INSTALLATION TOLERANCES
REQUIREMENT TOLERANCE
Translation +/- 0.5 metres
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Rotation – horizontal plane +/- 2o

Rotation – vertical plane +/- 2o
5.10 Cathodic Protection
Cathodic protection design of the structural steelwork and associated piping shall be in
accordance with DNV RP B401. The following data shall be used for the design of
sacrificial anodes for the subsea protection frames.
TABLE 11 - SACRIFICIAL ANODE DATA
Parameter Subsea Protection Frame System

Design Life 15 years
Anode Material Type Galvalum III (Al-In-Zn)
or equivalent
Anode Electrochemical Efficiency 2,500 A-hr/kg
in Seawater @ 20 OC (68 OF)
Anode Driving Potential in -1.05 V
Seawater
Anode Driving Potential Buried -0.95 V
Protection Potential in Seawater -0.8 V
Protection Potential Buried -0.9
Anode Material Density 2,730 kg/m3
Coating shall consist of a base primer coat only.

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6.0 UMBILICAL JETTING REQUIREMENTS
6.1 General
The umbilical comprises thermoplastic hoses for the passage of hydraulic/chemical fluid
and electrical cable for power/signal transmission. The outer casing of the umbilical
comprises two layers of galvanized armour and outer sheath of roving built to API 17E.
The key design characteristics of the umbilical are detailed in the following table.
TABLE 12 – TYPICAL UMBILICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Characteristic Value
Diameter (+/-3mm) 109.5 mm
Weight in air empty 16.9 kg/m
Weight in air hoses control water filled 18.1 kg/m
Weight in sea water hoses control water 10.4 kg/m
filled Installed & Service
Buoyancy factor in sea water full 2.34
Note: refer umbilical cross section drawings for actual data.
6.2 Functional Requirements
Functional requirements for the jetting of the umbilical shall include:
 minimal burial depth 500mm
 equipment shall be suitable for the expected seabed conditions and soil bearing
capacity (i.e. soft silt/clay). Jetting spread shall not sink during operation
 no aggressive excavation, cutting or trenching equipment shall be used
 ROV shall be work class minimum 100 hp with 7 function manipulator.
 Survey and positioning during the jetting works shall be in real time, in
accordance with Company Specifications [HOLD] and [HOLD].
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7.0 BITUMAN MATTRESS REQUIREMENTS
7.1 General
The well control jumpers comprise thermoplastic hoses for the passage of
hydraulic/chemical fluid and electrical cable for power/signal transmission. There is no
outer casing protecting the jumper hoses and cables. The key design characteristics
are detailed in the following table.
TABLE 13 – TYPICAL JUMPER CHARACTERISTICS
Characteristic Value
Diameter (+/-3mm) [HOLD]
Weight in air empty [HOLD]
Weight in air hoses control water filled [HOLD]
Weight in sea water hoses control water [HOLD]
filled Installed & Service
Buoyancy factor in sea water full [HOLD]
Note: refer jumper cross section drawings for actual data.
7.2 Functional Requirements
Functional requirements for the manufacture and installation of mattresses shall include:
 approximate size 5m x 2m x 0.15m
 mattress weight shall not impede the passage of fluid or crush well control
jumpers
 mattress shall have an outer canvas type fabric, free from hard edges with
integral lifting straps
 installation with ROV (i.e. diverless) using a quick release installation frame
 Survey and positioning during the installation works shall be in real time, in
accordance with Company Specifications [HOLD] and [HOLD].
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8.0 REFERENCES
Report J1112/98-1. Geotechnical Soil Investigation MOgPU and Manifold Locations.
Pre-Engineering Survey Report for The Additional Dry Gas Field Project, west Natuna
Sea, Ref. No. RSI-SPI-015/08/2001, 21 June – 22 nd July, 2001.
Report TNJ/97-226. Geotechnical Report. West Natuna Sea to Singapore

Transportation System. Tembang/Buntal Fields.
Seismic Hazard Evaluation of West Natuna Pipeline Route in South China Sea,
Indonesia, Dames & Moore.
Report P726. MOgPU Pipeline Route Surveys, Preliminary Report, 29th May – 17th
June, 2000.
Conoco Indonesia Inc Ltd, Additional Dry Gas Fields, Basis of Design, Document
Number, 84506-60-00-2L-060.
West Natuna Sea Gas Development, Subsea Design Premise, Document Number,
84502-3070-25-02.
ADGF Project – Plot Plan Infield Flowlines and Umbilicals, Drawing Number 84506-60-
30-21-001.
West Natuna Sea Gas Development, Overall Block B Field Layout, Drawing Number,
84502-3000-25-010.
ADGF Development – Keong Kijing Umbilical, Drawing Number 3943/01/045.
ADGF Development – Hang Tuah Umbilical, Drawing Number 3943/01/046.
Block B Facilities – Belida Field Umbilicals, Drawing Number, 3943/01/041.
Block B Facilities – Tembang Field Umbilicals, Drawing Number, 3943/01/029.

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ADGF SUBSEA PROTECTION PROJECT

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REVISION CONTROL SHEET

2.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION...........................................................................................6

3.0 CODES AND STANDARDS.......................................................................................14

4.0 DESIGN DATA...........................................................................................................16

5.0 SUBSEA PROTECTION FRAME DESIGN REQUIREMENTS.................................21

6.0 UMBILICAL JETTING REQUIREMENTS.................................................................26

7.0 BITUMAN MATTRESS REQUIREMENTS................................................................27

 The design, fabrication and retrofit installation of subsea Umbilical Termination

 The design, fabrication and retrofit installation of subsea Wellhead/Xmas Tree

 The jetting of umbilical systems to a minimal depth of 500mm;

 The procurement and installation of bitumen protective mattresses over subsea

1.2 Purpose of Document

The following abbreviations will be used throughout this document:

ADGF Additional Dry Gas Fields

LAT Lowest Astronomical Tide

2.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

2.2 System Description

2.2.1 Field Overview

 Additional Dry Gas Fields

2.2.2 Additional Dry Gas Fields

An electro-hydraulic umbilical is used to control these wells, which has been

The second section of umbilical begins at IUT-UTA1, adjacent to the Keong

The Scope of Work at ADGF shall include:

 jetting of all umbilical to a depth of 500mm,

2.2.3 Belida Field

The Scope of Work at Belida shall include:

 jetting of all umbilical to a depth of 500mm,

2.3.4 Tembang Field

An electro-hydraulic umbilical is used to control these wells, which has been

The Scope of Work at Tembang shall include:

 jetting of all umbilical to a depth of 500mm,

FIGURE 2.1 – Block B Fields

FIGURE 2.2 – Additional Dry Gas Fields

FIGURE 2.3 – Tembang and Belida Fields

2.3 Location of Key Facilities

Key system co-ordinates are given below.

TABLE 1 - LOCATION OF FACILTIES

SPHEROID WGS 72 WGS 84

LOCATION EASTING NORTHING EASTING NORTHING

3.0 CODES AND STANDARDS

It is the Contractors responsibility to ensure up to date copies of all relevant regulatory

3.2 Primary Design Code

All or any change in specification boundaries shall be clearly identified.

3.3 List of Codes, Standards, Specifications and Guidelines

AISC Specification for the Design, Fabrication and Erection

DNV CN 30.5 Environmental Conditions and Environmental Loads

1.4 Indonesian Regulations and Certification

The governing legislation pertaining to offshore petroleum development operations for

4.0 DESIGN DATA

4.1 Design Life

4.2 Water Depths

TABLE 2 - WATER DEPTHS AT KEY LOCATIONS

Location Depth (MSL) [m]

4.3 Wave and Current Data

TABLE 3 - ENVIRONMENTAL DATA (INDONESIAN WATERS) – 100 YEAR RETURN