Control lines

The Control lines data set is comprised of hydraulic, electrical, chemical 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 flying leads tying back a subsea well back to its manifold or template.

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

Please note that the ID Code associated with each record on the Infield Offshore Energy Database are codes specific to the Infield database and as such have no other industry relevance. They allow each record to be related to other records in other data sets. They also allow clients to relate and cross reference their own company specific information and data. For more information about this please see InfieldOnline.

See details of Countries | Fields | Platforms | Subsea Units |Pipelines
Control lines | Piggy-Back lines | Bundled lines | Onshore Terminals
Single Point Mooring | Wells | Operator | Manufacturer | lng-gtl
Field Ownership

The function of the Control lines and Umbilicals can be;

• Chemical Injection
• Electric Hydraulic
• Electric Power
• Hydraulic
• Optical Fibre
• Scale Squeeze
• Seismic

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
• Length (Metres)
• Buried, Surface or Trench Lay
• Date/Year Laid
• Water Depth (Metres)
• Type (See above)
• Line Type (see above)
• From Structure (Shore, Terminal, Platform, Subsea Unit etc.)
• To Structure (Shore, Terminal, Platform, Subsea Unit etc.)
• Date Record First Entered
• Date Record Last Updated
• Date Record Taken Off Infield