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Actuator design component vs. system approach. Jens-Henrik Neuenkirchen. Requirement from 13628-4 / 17D. 7.10.2.2.2 General The following requirements apply to the design of subsea valve actuators. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Actuator design component vs. system approach

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Actuator design component vs. system approach

Jens-Henrik Neuenkirchen

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Requirement from 13628-4 / 17D

7.10.2.2.2 General

The following requirements apply to the design of subsea valve actuators.

a) Design shall consider marine growth, fouling, corrosion, hydraulic operating fluid and, if exposed, the wellstream fluid.

b) Subsea actuator opening and closing force shall be sufficient to operate the subsea valve when the valve is at the most severe design operating conditions without exceeding 90 % of the hydraulic operating pressure as defined in 7.10.2.2.2 c). This requirement is intended to ensure that the actuator is adequately designed to operate with the hydraulic power source at FAT and SIT without the pressure (ambient external and hydraulic pressure head) associated with water depth.

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A Larger Piston diameter• Less Pressure (PL) for a given load• More Fluid Driving Pressure

Conflicting Claims

PLLoad

Claim A:

A Smaller Piston diameter• Reduced Flow Rate• Reduced Resistance to Flow• More Pressure to drive Load

Claim B:

PL Load

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The Challenge:

Conflicting Claims

PLLoad PL Load

Claim A: Claim B:

• Maybe none of them are true?

• Claims A and B cannot both be true

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The basic hydraulic production control system

PS P-SCM-inDCVLP

PL Fail safeactuator

FqHPU

UmbilicalSCM

Circuit Optimisation

Umbilical dp 10% Actuator dp 90%

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Circuit Optimisation

5,000 psi LP supply system

The Basis for Subsea Control SystemPressure OptimisationN = transmitted power

N (Ps- PL) * PL

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The basic hydraulic production control system

PS P-SCM-inDCVLP

PL Fail safeactuator

FqHPU

UmbilicalSCM

Circuit Optimisation

Umbilical dp 10%

Should be 50% to optimise umbilical system

Actuator dp 90%

Should be lower than 90% to optimise total system

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Presenters name

Presenters title

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