Subsea Production Systems

Description

Introduction to Subsea Production Systems (SPS) - SPS concepts and definitions, typical system architecture - design drivers, and general design requirements for SPS - Subsea equipment and operations, flow lines - SPS flow assurance, and material selection - standards and procedures for major operational modes - Maintenance and repair, along with limitations, barriers, and challenges - Subsea technology separation, compression, pumping, oil & gas processing, and monitoring system - SPS equipment functionality and operations - Global energy balance of the SPS - Flow assurance (sand management, hydrate, wax and scales) - asphaltene deposition control, prevention, and remediation - Subsea well and facilities intervention technologies and procedures references Subsea Engineering Handbook

Program

Bachelor Degree in Oil and Gas Engineering (160)

Objectives

• Describe the concepts, typical architecture, and design requirements of subsea production systems (SPS). Explain subsea equipment, flowlines, and operations, including material selection and operational standards. Apply flow assurance principles, including sand management and hydrate, wax, scale, and asphaltene control. Describe subsea processing technologies such as separation, compression, pumping, and monitoring. Outline maintenance, repair, and well and facilities intervention technologies and procedures.