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CROSBY

World's Deepest Steel Pipe-in-Pipe Flowlines

 
Client Shell International Exploration & Production, Inc.
Region Gulf of Mexico
Location Mississippi Canyon 809 to 899
Water Depth 3800-4400 ft.
Pipeline(s)
  • 8" x 10 mi. pipe-in-pipe
  • 12" x 10 mi. pipe-in-pipe
Services Performed Subsea, Pipelines
Contractor J. Ray McDermott, Inc.
Award August, 2000
Completion July, 2001
Key Participant

Mentor Subsea Technology Services, Inc.

Project Manager Will Wilson

Description:

  • Dynamic positioned DB-50 and J-lay system used for installation
  • Flowlines were initiated at subsea well cluster while drill rig was on station

Scope:

  • Installed dual 8”x12” steel pipe-in-pipe flowines and Steel Catenary
  • Risers (SCR’s) Approximately 10 miles each from subsea well cluster to Ursa TLP
  • Installed subsea manifold (200 short tons) in 4,400’ water depth
  • Installed topside package at Ursa TLP
  • Hand-off SCR’s to Ursa TLP

Technology/Innovations:

  • World’s deepest steel pipe-in-pipe to date
  • JRM’s deepest pipeline to date
  • JRM’s deepest subsea manifold installation to date