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Shell Technology PRELUDE TURRET MOORING SYSTEMS Discipline Product Line Project TMS The Prelude Turret Mooring System is a key component of Shell Australia’s floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) facility, which will be deployed at the Prelude gas field off the North West coast of Australia. Moored some 200 kilometres from the nearest land, the Prelude FLNG facility will produce gas from offshore fields and liquefy it onboard via a cooling process. The Shell Prelude FLNG facility will be the largest floating offshore facility in the world, measuring 488 metres long and 74 metres wide and weighing close to 600,000 tonnes. The TMS’s overall dimensions exceed 30 metres in diameter and is almost 100 metres in height. The facility will be able to withstand the extreme weather conditions experienced in the North West of Australia including a 1 in 10,000 year storm – which exceeds a category five cyclone. Australia Turret Delivery 2015 Key Facts Facility Name: Prelude Type: FLNG Mooring Type: Internal Turret Client: Shell Field: Prelude Water Depth (m): 250 m Environment: Harsh environment No. of Risers: 14 + 6 umbilicals Mooring arrangement: 16 lines (4 x 4), Suction piles Mooring legs: Chain, sheathed S-S wire rope Turret height: 94 m Swivel stack: 9 units Stack height: 19 m Capacity in MTPA (Million Tonnes Per Annum): LNG : 3.6 MTPA LPG : 0.4 MTPA Condensate : 1.3 MTPA Provides safety and reliability for the world’s largest floating offshore facility The World’s largest floating facility
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Page 1: Prelude Turret Mooring Systems Click here to read our brochure

Shell

TechnologyPRELUDE

TURRET MOORING SYSTEMS

Discipline Product LineProject

TMS

The Prelude Turret Mooring System is a key component of Shell Australia’s floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) facility, which will be deployed at the Prelude gas field off the North West coast of Australia. Moored some 200 kilometres from the nearest land, the Prelude FLNG facility will produce gas from offshore fields and liquefy it onboard via a cooling process. The Shell Prelude FLNG facility will be the largest floating offshore facility in the world, measuring 488 metres long and 74 metres wide and weighing close to 600,000 tonnes. The TMS’s overall dimensions exceed 30 metres in diameter and is almost 100 metres in height. The facility will be able to withstand the extreme weather conditions experienced in the North West of Australia including a 1 in 10,000 year storm – which exceeds a category five cyclone.

Australia Turret Delivery 2015

Key Facts

Facility Name: Prelude

Type: FLNG

Mooring Type: Internal Turret

Client: Shell

Field: Prelude

Water Depth (m): 250 m

Environment: Harsh environment

No. of Risers: 14 + 6 umbilicals

Mooring arrangement: 16 lines (4 x 4), Suction piles

Mooring legs: Chain, sheathed S-S wire rope

Turret height: 94 m

Swivel stack: 9 units

Stack height: 19 m

Capacity in MTPA (Million Tonnes Per Annum):

LNG : 3.6 MTPALPG : 0.4 MTPA Condensate : 1.3 MTPA

Provides safety and reliability for the world’s largest floating offshore facility

The World’s largest floating facility

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The Turret Mooring System’s primary function is to keep the Prelude facility on station, and limit excursions to protect its riser-system which receives gas from the subsea architecture. Four groups of four mooring lines secure the Prelude FLNG to anchor points at water depths of 250 metres which.

Specifically designed to allow the facility to remain on station for 25 years in extreme weather conditions, the turret allows the vessel to weathervane around its moorings. SBM’s proprietary turret design consists of five modules – all of which were delivered to SHI’s Goeje shipyard for integration into the hull.

TURRET, MOORING AND RISERS

Supports the mooring system, risers and umbilicals

Swivel stack permits fluid transfer from subsea system to topsides

Resists loads under the most extreme weather conditions

TURRET MOORED FLNG

360° weathervaning

The sole intention of this Factsheet is to share general information. © SBM Offshore 2016.

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Prelude TMS: At a glance

The Prelude Turret Mooring System is designed to withstand category 5 cyclonic conditions