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Pipelines
Online
Pipelines Online identifies
major offshore pipeline, control line and umbilical projects for
the current year and the next four years into the future.
The parameters for Pipelines Online are as follows:
The Pipelines Data Set identifies all projects
of 50 Km in length and over, and projects of 16” diameter and
over, and 12.5 Km in length and over.
The Control lines and Umbilicals Data Set identify
all projects of 25 Km in length and over.
Project examples include exporting gas from the
giant North field of Qatar/South Pars field of Iran (with its 20
phases of development) to their neighbours, schemes to link the
existing infrastructures of the countries in North West Europe,
for instance to bring Russian gas to the UK, and schemes in South
East Asia to provide the region with gas transmission systems to
bring Indonesian gas to Thailand or Malaysian gas to Vietnam for
example.
The Infield Offshore Energy Database complete
Pipelines Data Set comprises 30,000 projects covering all major
trunklines, flowlines, infield lines, production lines, injection
lines (gas, water, and nitrogen), service lines, and jumpers. It
now includes risers, both steel and flexible and the massive new
SCRs (Steel Catenary Risers) being installed on deepwater floating
production vessels in the Gulf of Mexico, off West Africa and Brazil.
For each Pipeline project the following information is provided;
• Region
• Country
• Operator Name, address and contract details
• Pipeline Route
• Pipeline ID
• Project Status
• Pipeline Diameter (Inches)
• Pipeline Length (Metres)
• Buried, Surface or Trench Lay
• Product
• Date/Year pipeline Laid
• Pipeline Water Depth (Metres)
• Pipeline Type (Steel, Flexible, Stainless Steel)
• Pipeline Tube Type (see above)
• Pipeline Weight Coat
• Pipeline Lay Vessel Type
• Pipeline From Structure (Shore, Terminal, Platform, Subsea Unit etc.)
• Pipeline To Structure (Shore, Terminal, Platform, Subsea Unit etc.)
• Date Record First Entered
• Date Record Last Updated
• Date Record Taken Off Infield
For each Control & Umbilical Line project the following information
is provided;
• Region
• Country
• Operator Name, address and contract details
• Control Line Route
• Control Line ID
• Project Status
• Control line Length (Metres)
• Buried, Surface or Trench Lay
• Date/Year Control line Laid
• Control line Water Depth (Metres)
• Control line Type (See above)
• Control Line Type (see above)
• Control line From Structure (Shore, Terminal, Platform, Subsea Unit etc.)
• Control line To Structure (Shore, Terminal, Platform, Subsea Unit etc.)
• Date Record First Entered
• Date Record Last Updated
• Date Record Taken Off Infield
The types of Control lines and Umbilicals on the
Offshore Energy Database are employed for;
• Communications
• Power Line
• Seismic Cable
• Telecommunications
• Umbilical
• Within Pipeline Bundle
The function of the Control lines and Umbilicals
can be;
• Chemical Injection
• Electric Hydraulic
• Electric Power
• Hydraulic
• Optical Fibre
• Scale Squeeze
• Seismic
Again please note that some of these Control
and Umbilical Line types may not be included as they fall outside
the parameters of the defined data set |
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Types of pipeline
systems identified on the Infield Offshore Energy Database are;
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Bundled Line: these systems comprise
of several export flowlines, injection and umbilical control
lines of varying configurations. |
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Coiled Tubing. |
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Flexible Catenary Risers (FCR). |
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Jumper: short flowline connecting a subsea
well back to its manifold. |
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Piggy-Back: an export line from the field
carrying an externally attached import injection flowline to
the wellhead. |
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Pipe-In-Pipe: An external pipeline carrying
an internal flowline. Pipe-in-Pipe systems are used for protection
near the shore and for insulation in deeper waters. |
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Riser: Flowlines carrying the hydrocarbon
flow from the seabed to the surface facility. |
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Steel Catenary Riser (SCR). |
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Single Tubular: Single, simple tube system. |
Please note that not all of these types will appear
on Pipelines Online as they fall outside the parameters for the
data set.
The Infield Offshore Energy Database complete Control and Umbilical
lines Data Set comprises over 9,200 projects. Projects include mechanical,
electrical and optic fibre control lines and umbilicals. These range
from the massive tie back systems found on Shell’s Mensa project
in the Gulf of Mexico, down to 1 metre jumper lines tying back a
subsea well back to its manifold or template.
By
subscribing to Pipelines Online you will receive;
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A three
user single site licence for the period of 12 months. |
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Weekly updates. |
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Unlimited access to
the data through InfieldOnline. |
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Ability to download
the complete data set to MS Excel, MS Access etc. or interrogate
the information online, save online queries. |
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Support, assistance
and advice on getting the most from your subscription. |
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Access to the most
accurate Pipeline database on the Offshore Oil & Gas Industry. |
Upgrade Offshore Pipelines
Online
You can upgrade PipelinesOnline to include other information held
on and off the Infield Offshore Energy Database. Infield is able to conduct bespoke research for client specific data and has completed a number of client studies on pipelay vessels, trenching, burial, and single and multi-phase flowmeters. Prices depend upon the
information you require. For more information, please contact the
Infield Team.
Suggested upgrades
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Pipelines less that 50Km or 16”
diameter. |
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Control & Umbilical lines less than 25
Km. |
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Operational Pipelines. |
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Operational Control & Umbilical lines. |
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Platforms. |
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Subsea Wells, Manifolds and Templates. |
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Single Point Moorings. |
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Field Ownership. |
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Onshore Terminals. |
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LNG/GTL Plants. |
Pipelines Online is a global Database and the
countries involved in pipelines and umbilicals in 2004 are as follows:
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On 16th August 2004 Pipelines Online 504 Pipeline
Projects and 162 Control Line and Umbilical Projects.
Pipelines Online is a is a subset of the Infield
Worldwide Offshore Energy Database that has been developed over
the past 18 years.
Cost:- GBP750.00
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A useful companion to pipelines online would be Infield's Global Perspectives: Offshore Pipelines, Risers and Umbilicals Market Update Report which provides detailed analysis and forecasts of capex and units .
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