Risk Assessment and Management for Ships and Offshore Structures helps engineers accurately analyze results and apply engineering principles to a vast range of oil and gas structures. Bridging theoretical-depth and practical application, this reference gives specific applications for risk assessment and integrity management for different ships and offshore structures, covering aspects of offshore production and drilling systems from the sea floor to the surface. Divided into different sections, and starting with a discussion of risk management background, the book then covers risk assessment for specific installations such as BOPs, marine production systems, subsea systems, deepwater production risers and pipelines. This book provides offshore petroleum engineers with both the theoretical principles and practical application skills needed to face today’s offshore challenges and structures.
1. 1. Introduction to risk assessment and management - p. 3 2. 2. Human reliability assessment - p. 17 3. 3. Risk-based inspection for subsea pipelines - p. 27 4. Part II: Risk assessment and management for offshore installations - p. 49 5. 4. Risk-based decision-making - p. 53 6. 5. Risk assessment of offshore structures - p. 59 7. 6. Formal safety assessment in the shipping industry - p. 87 8. 7. Economic risk assessment for field development - p. 101 9. 8. Risk and reliability analyses of floating, production, storage, and offloading units - p. 113 10. 9. Systematic review of floating production systems - p. 127 11. 10. Risk assessment of subsea production systems - p. 149 12. 11. Systematic measures to address offshore drilling hazards - p. 163 13. 12. Deepwater drilling: problems and solutions - p. 179 14. 13. Metocean criteria for internal waves to design submarine structures - p. 197 15. 14. Systems numerical modeling to establish metocean criteria for internal solitary waves - p. 215 16. Part III: Risk assessment and management for oil and gas leaks from manifolds - p. 227 17. 15. Fault tree analysis - p. 233 18. 16. Analysis of the principles of valve cavitation - p. 253 19. 17. Risk assessment and simulation of oil and gas leakage - p. 267 20. Part IV: Risk assessment and management for collisions and grounding - p. 280 21. 18. Determination of collision loads - p. 285 22. 19. Analysis of structural crashworthiness in supply vessel collisions - p. 311 23. 20. Structural crashworthiness analysis in collisions and grounding - p. 345 24. 21. Collision risk assessment and management - p. 359 25. 22. Grounding risk assessment and management - p. 373 26. 23. Practical finite element method to simulate structural crashworthiness in ship collisions and grounding - p. 385 27. Part V: Risk assessment and management of fires and explosions - p. 403 28. 24. Leakage and deflagration - p. 409 29. 25. Management of risks associated with explosion loads - p. 431 30. 26. Risk management for structural failure due to explosions - p. 453 31. 27. Risk management for structural failures due to fires - p. 467 32. 28. Finite element model–based analysis of the progressive collapse of steel-stiffened plate structures in fires - p. 483 33. 29. Heat radiation from jet fires - p. 509 34. 30. Risk management for fires - p. 527 35. 31. Risk assessment and management for explosions - p. 539 36. Part VI: Risk assessment and asset integrity management - p. 570 37. 32. Asset integrity management for offshore installations - p. 575 38. 33. Probability and risk-based inspection planning - p. 591 39. 34. Risk and system integrity level assessment for offshore facilities - p. 607 40. 35. Reliability-centered maintenance for offshore installations - p. 619 41. Index - p. 633
Risk Assessment and Management for Ships and Offshore Structures helps engineers accurately analyze results and apply engineering principles to a vast range of oil and gas structures. Bridging theoretical-depth and practical application, this reference gives specific applications for risk assessment and integrity management for different ships and offshore structures, covering aspects of offshore production and drilling systems from the sea floor to the surface. Divided into different sections, and starting with a discussion of risk management background, the book then covers risk assessment for specific installations such as BOPs, marine production systems, subsea systems, deepwater production risers and pipelines. This book provides offshore petroleum engineers with both the theoretical principles and practical application skills needed to face today’s offshore challenges and structures.
1. 1. Introduction to risk assessment and management - p. 3 2. 2. Human reliability assessment - p. 17 3. 3. Risk-based inspection for subsea pipelines - p. 27 4. Part II: Risk assessment and management for offshore installations - p. 49 5. 4. Risk-based decision-making - p. 53 6. 5. Risk assessment of offshore structures - p. 59 7. 6. Formal safety assessment in the shipping industry - p. 87 8. 7. Economic risk assessment for field development - p. 101 9. 8. Risk and reliability analyses of floating, production, storage, and offloading units - p. 113 10. 9. Systematic review of floating production systems - p. 127 11. 10. Risk assessment of subsea production systems - p. 149 12. 11. Systematic measures to address offshore drilling hazards - p. 163 13. 12. Deepwater drilling: problems and solutions - p. 179 14. 13. Metocean criteria for internal waves to design submarine structures - p. 197 15. 14. Systems numerical modeling to establish metocean criteria for internal solitary waves - p. 215 16. Part III: Risk assessment and management for oil and gas leaks from manifolds - p. 227 17. 15. Fault tree analysis - p. 233 18. 16. Analysis of the principles of valve cavitation - p. 253 19. 17. Risk assessment and simulation of oil and gas leakage - p. 267 20. Part IV: Risk assessment and management for collisions and grounding - p. 280 21. 18. Determination of collision loads - p. 285 22. 19. Analysis of structural crashworthiness in supply vessel collisions - p. 311 23. 20. Structural crashworthiness analysis in collisions and grounding - p. 345 24. 21. Collision risk assessment and management - p. 359 25. 22. Grounding risk assessment and management - p. 373 26. 23. Practical finite element method to simulate structural crashworthiness in ship collisions and grounding - p. 385 27. Part V: Risk assessment and management of fires and explosions - p. 403 28. 24. Leakage and deflagration - p. 409 29. 25. Management of risks associated with explosion loads - p. 431 30. 26. Risk management for structural failure due to explosions - p. 453 31. 27. Risk management for structural failures due to fires - p. 467 32. 28. Finite element model–based analysis of the progressive collapse of steel-stiffened plate structures in fires - p. 483 33. 29. Heat radiation from jet fires - p. 509 34. 30. Risk management for fires - p. 527 35. 31. Risk assessment and management for explosions - p. 539 36. Part VI: Risk assessment and asset integrity management - p. 570 37. 32. Asset integrity management for offshore installations - p. 575 38. 33. Probability and risk-based inspection planning - p. 591 39. 34. Risk and system integrity level assessment for offshore facilities - p. 607 40. 35. Reliability-centered maintenance for offshore installations - p. 619 41. Index - p. 633
