Aasta Hansteen

Template Installation

Presentation @ SubOps August 2015

Project development

Agenda

Introduction to EMAS AMC

Introduction to Aasta Hansteen Project

Mobilization

Installation of suction anchors

Installation of template structures

Challenges and timesavers

EMAS AMC Timeline

EMAS Group - Our presence and client base

Our Service Offerings

Building Rigid Capabilities: Vessels and Spoolbase

EMAS Marine Base Gulen

EMAS Marine Base Ingleside

Spoolbase Pipelay

Lewek Express

Lewek Constellation

Lewek Centurion

EMAS Marine Base Gulen

Fabrication hall and equipment

• Fully automatic pipe feed and pipe preparation area with 2 x Beveling stations

• 16 Work stations with motorized automatic pop-up/down rollers

• Stalk rack length: 1020 m

• 220 m fabrication length

• Ample storage capacity in stalk rack

• Integrated Tie-in area

• Adjustable rollers for reeling to Vessel

Fabrication Building

Introduction

Aasta Hansteen Field

WD -1280m

3 Templates installed by EMAS

AMC150 NM

Project History

Project development

Lewek Connector Boa SubC

Mobilization

• Mobilization in Sandnessjøen– Startup Late April 2015– 4 portcalls

Coastbase in Sandnesssjøen Strendene Quay

3 Suction Anchors 118/106Te 7,5m x 21/18m

1-slot TTS 112Te, 16x19x12m

4-slot TTS 180Te, 23X20x12m

Mobilization and preparations in Sandnessjøen

Preparations

1. Installation of Survey equipment on SA’s 2. Connection of rigging on top of SA’s3. Removing deck boards on BSC

1 st. portcall

1. Time out for safety outside vessel2. Attachment of vessel crane hook to SA rigging (RAT scope)3. Loadout of SA4. Welding to deck

2./3./4th. portcall

1. Handover of CPI (SA) from Statoil2. Loadout and seafastening of grillage3. Loadout of TTS4. Trial lift5. Seafastening

Mob preparations

Time out for saftey

Dropped object sweep

Loadout and welding

Installation Activities – SA

1. Transit to site2. Setup on DP and pre-survey3. Assesment of weather conditions4. Removal of 50% seafastening5. Attachment of SA rigging to Hook (RAT scope)6. Removal of remaining seafastening7. Overboarding8. Deployment to 1300m9. Self penetration 4-8m10.Closing of hatches11.Suction12.Final Survey13.Removal of rigging14.Removal of survey spread

Installation

Installation

Mob Preparations

Mob + loadout TTS

Mob + loadout TTS

Installation Activities – TTS

1. Transit to site2. Setup on DP and pre-survey3. Assesment of weather conditions4. Removal of 50% seafastening5. Attachment of TTS rigging to Hook 6. Removal of remaining seafastening7. Overboarding8. Deployment to 1300m9. Land on SA10.Closing of locks11.Removal of rigging12.Removal of survey transponders13.Cutting seafastening of XT hatches14.Final Survey

Installation Snefrid TTS

Installation Luva TTS

Installation Luva TTS

Special considerations for this operation

• Connection of lift rigging at SA• Wind conditions at mob location • Weather conditions in operation area can be challenging

– Polar low pressure– Strong current– Long period swell– Crossing swell

• Soil conditions at site• Installation tolerances Both SA and TTS (0.3dgr)• Water depth

– Possibility of resonance behaviour during lowering through water column

– Long time to deploy and recover– 100Te of crane wire

Challenges met

• Unpredictable swell• Mobilization site

- access to mobilization services/welders- exposed to high winds

• Helgelandsbridge– Timing for crossing under at low tide

• Too coarse scale on pressure sensors

Time savers

• Well planned and conducted mobilization– Preparation of deck and at quay before start-up– Loose items pre-packed in HH containers

• Rope access technichians for hook-up• Welding and burning equipment onboard

– Preparations for next mob done on parallel time offshore• Offshore personnel with the «right» qualifications• Utilization of 2 suction pumps • Effective survey philosophy• Time effective grillage design• Simple design. No tuggerlines• Exploited all weather windows• Open and good working relationship with client/BSC/Construction crew• Familiarizations before every job

Work completed

Thank You!

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