MARINTEK

MARINTEK and SINTEF – research partners in Brazil

Rio de Janeiro, April 19. 2007

Helle MoenVice President Business Development, MARINTEK

MARINTEK

Marine Technology Centre in Trondheim, Norway

MARINTEK

MARINTEK at a glanceA contract research institute within marine technology.Co-operating closely with the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) - Institute of marine technology.Operates national marine technology laboratories together with NTNU.

Ocean basin (80x50x10 m)Ship model towing tank (260 m)Cavitation tunnelMachinery laboratoryMarine structures laboratory

Part of the SINTEF group.

Trondheim

OsloBergen

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MARINTEK in numbers

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The R&D collaboration model

Technology partner for the industryStrong cooperation with universities

MARINTEK/SINTEF personnel teaching at the universityUniversity personnel advising on industry projects

Application-oriented research

Low public basic fundingFunding from the industry requires satisfied customers

Enterprise

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EF

R&D tailored to processes and products, implementation of R&D results

Basic R&D, education

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Ship performance and operation

Efficient production

• Ship performance• Manoeuvring and ship handling• Sea-keeping performance and operational criteria• Sea loads• Propellers, cavitation and noise• Waterjets• Thrusters, positioning capacity

• Pre-outfitting principles and methods• Procurement principles and methods• Preliminary design tools• Cell-oriented construction methods• Preliminary design tools• Information technology for the shipbuilding industry

Energy technology• Diesel and gas engine processes R&D• Ship equipment design analyses and development• Energy conservation and pollution control• Liquid and gaseous fuels, quality validation and testing• Prototype testing and verification

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Ship Technology and Operation

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Shipping and logistics

• Supply Chain Management• Transport scenarios and logistic support systems• Management and decision support systems• Condition assessment and maintenance program• Qualification testing of personnel and

computerbased training

Control and monitoring systems

• Integrated bridge systems and operational procedures• Marine cybernetics, anchoring and dynamic positioning• Marine crane operations and heave compensation

Ship Technology and Operation (cont.)

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Floating systems

Structural analysis and testing

• Loads and motions of floating support vessels• Loads and motions of risers and other connecting elements• Capacity of anchoring and dynamic positioning systems• Operation and operability criteria in specified environments

• Ultimate strength and collapse behaviour of steel structures• Dynamic analysis and fatigue design• Dynamic analysis of slender marine structures;

risers and pipelines• Stress analysis of flexible risers including thermal effects,

service life assessment• Reliability assessment of steel structures,

risers and pipelines• Integrated fire analysis of steel structures• Re-assessment of ageing structures

Cont.

Offshore Oil and Gas Industry

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Efficient design and operations• Operational scenarios and logistics support systems

• Condition assessment and maintenance program development

• Qualification testing of personnel and computerbased training

• Management information systems for operations

Offshore operations• The positioning of surface vessels• Forces on, and motions of, complex geometries• Heave compensation devices• Simulation of subsea operations

Offshore Oil and Gas Industry (cont.)

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International activities

MARINTEK (USA), Inc.Since 1998Based in Houston, TX8 employees and growingOffers advanced analysis and simulation services

MARINTEK do BrasilStart-up as marketing officeRepresents the SINTEF groupPlan to increase the operations in the future.

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Project cooperation Petrobras - Marintek

P-55 SemiBR for Marlin Sul, P-57 FPSOBR for JubarteMonoBR GoMSW sales (Simo, Riflex)Projects for ProjemarBunker evaluation project for PetrobrasCorrosion Fatigue ofTensile Armour (JIP 2003-ongoing)Ehanced FatigueDesign Formats for Flexible Risers (JIP 2006-ongoing)Stress and FatigueAnalysis of Umbilicals(JIP 2006- ongoing)CARISIMA - Riser/SoilInteraction (JIP 1999-2003)

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The SINTEF Group

Research Divisions

SINTEFHealth Research

SINTEFTechnology and Society SINTEF

ICTSINTEF

Materials and Chemistry

SINTEF Buildingand Infrastructure

SINTEFPetroleum and Energy

SINTEF Petroleum ResearchSINTEF Energy Research

SINTEFHolding

PresidentExecutive Vice Presidents

SINTEF’s CouncilSINTEF’s Board

Corporate Staff

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SINTEF Fisheries and Aquaculture

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Social perspectiveSINTEF aims to make a positive contribution to thesociety in accordance to the principles of sustainabledevelopment.

Business conceptSINTEF sells research-based knowledge and related services to Norwegian and international clients.

Fundamental valuesHonesty, Generosity, Courage and Solidarity

The SINTEF Group

(2005-12-31)

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Our Role

1. Knowledge and Technology Development.2. R&D Partner .3. Create new Businesses.4. Management of Laboratories and Data Bases.5. Knowledge base for Policy Development.

” Excellence in the science base is not enough. It is essential to have the capacity to translate knowledge into

new products, processes and services.”

From ” Life Sciences and Biotechnology.” A strategy for Europe”

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SINTEF’s international opportunities within oil and gas

Angola

Brazil

Canada

China

LibyaAlgeria

India

Malaysia

USA

Venezuela

Russia

Nigeria

UK

Offices

Focus area

Seek opportunities

Observe

UEAMexico

Azerbajian

Kazakhstan

Australia

NCS

Japan

MARINTEK

Rua Lauro Muller 116

CEP 22290-160 Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil

Phone: +47 9305 9816

eMail: MarintekdoBrasil@marintek.sintef.no

www.sintef.no/marintekdobrasil

Thank you!