R.E. Sokoll, C.W. Sauer, W.G. Kelly
Abstract
A highly iterative and complex process is needed to determine the optimal size and type of subsea wellhead equipment needed for tension leg platform (TLP) production operations. In this paper, the process includes information from drilling, topsides, and associated well systems engineers.
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A highly iterative and complex process is needed to determine the optimal size and type of subsea wellhead equipment needed for tension leg platform (TLP) production operations. In this paper, the process includes information from drilling, topsides, and associated well systems engineers.
Key concepts: Wellhead, Subsea, Petroleum engineering, Process (computing), Drilling, Computer science, Engineering, Environmental science