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Page 1: Aquatic Decommissioning presentation for Acteon event - 20 May 2015 (VP)

Recovery and disposal management of umbilical’s and flexibles

Pushing forward in reverse

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Industry’s preferred partner for handling flexible products

• Globally renowned for laying and retrieving flexible and semi‐rigid products• Unparalleled track record in:

• Shallow and deepwater operations• Off and onshore installations• Transpooling• Recovery and decommissioning projects

Modular drive systems    |    Tensioners    |    Carousel    |    Installation reels

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More than equipment suppliers…

• Engineered solutions • Deck layouts and packing drawings• Structural checks• Compliance to regulations • Offshore procedures

• Operation management• Offshore personnel• Equipment preparation• Logistics• Interface management• Supplier integration• Disposal management of scrap product

…with 40 years of offshore experience, our peoplemake the difference

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Traditional flexible pipe installation

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Innovative flexible pipe recovery

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The End

Any Questions?

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Our project experience in Decommissioning

Anasuria Project

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Case Study: North Sea Anasuria project

Decommissioning project for a major Operator including recovery, cutting and disposal of a dynamic umbilical .

Phase 1

• Detailed engineering

• Offshore recovery procedures

• Disposal management planning

Phase 2

• Supply of personnel and equipment

• Offshore recovery of a 6” umbilical

• Transport reel + product to WallsendDisposal Site

Phase 3

• NORM testing

• Flushing and nitrogen purging

• Off‐spooling of used product

• Cutting product

• Waste management control

• Recycling product

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Phase 2 Offshore Campaign: Dynamic control umbilical

Length 955 ft

OD 6.5“ 

Material Polyurethane coating w/ armour wire sheath

Static MBR 6.4 ft

Dynamic MBR 8.1 ft

Nominal Weight in Air 40.2 lb/ft

End Terminations Static UTA

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Phase 2 Offshore Campaign: Deck layout

400te Power Reel Drive with Tracks

15te Tensioner

Lay Ramp

8.5m Reel

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Lay ramp 400te reel drive system with tracks

15te tensioner

8.5m Installation reel

Phase 2 Offshore Campaign: Full spread of equipment

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Phase 3 Onshore Campaign: Contamination and testing

• NORM testing conducted prior to offloading

• A 33 foot umbilical section was collected behind the bend stiffener for product testing

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Phase 3 Onshore Campaign: Planning

Reel + Product 15te Tensioner150te PRDCutting area with fluid containment

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Phase 3 Onshore Campaign: Execution

15te tensioner Cutting area with fluid containment kit

Reel

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Phase 3 Onshore Campaign: Flushing and purging

• Injection of potable water and gaseous nitrogen displacing umbilical fluid into waste tanks

6” Umbilical Contents 

Lines 1 to 5  Castrol Brayco SV/3

Lines 6 & 7 Mi‐SWACO Methanol

Line 8 Scale Inhibitor 

Lines 9 & 10  Corrosion Inhibitor 

E1 & E2 Power Cores

E3 & E4 Signal Cores

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Phase 3 Onshore Campaign: Cutting and disposal

• Significant safety precautions to ensure no personnel injury or environmental pollution

• Plastic sheeting is applied at cut ends to capture any remain fluids

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Results and Value Proposition

• Executed both the offshore and onshore campaigns safely for our people and the environment

• Developed capability to offer turnkey solution for disposal with an integrated supply chain 

• Capable of managing multiple interfaces on behalf of the customer

• Received licensing to perform disposal at Peterhead site for future projects.

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Case Study: Recovery of bundled systems

• 9 different bundled line types• Limited deck space• Full contamination control

500te RDS w/ tracks

200te RDS

50Te Tensioner

Control Umbilical

6” ProdRiser

2” ID GasLift Riser

200te RDS

Level Winder

Handling Area

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• It’s 40 years of accumulated expertise and working together to achieve smarter solutions

• It’s taking safety seriously and never cutting corners• It’s a commitment to being the best and a passion for quality• It’s maintaining a progressive outlook and answering future needs before they 

arise• It’s rapidly delivering dependable solutions and getting the job done, whatever it 

takes.