Transcript Attachment W2 - 17V Task Group Status

API 17V – Subsea Safety
API Winter 2013
API 17V
By Christopher Curran
January 2013
Context
• Historically have used API 14C
– How many times does API 14C reference “subsea”
– “The SSV is optional on subsea installations equipped with
USVs.”
• Ongoing developments led to BSEE developing numerous
NTLs:
– 2009 – G36 Using alternate compliance in safety systems for
subsea production operations
– Using secondary recovery methods including gas lift and water
flood for subsea production operations
– Subsea pumping for production operations
• API Summer 2011 – BSEE requested API to address the gap
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API RP17V – Subsea Safety Systems
• Work group formed Summer 2011 following
request from BSEE
• Closely following and working with API 14C
• First draft issued to reading group Summer 2012
• Targeting second draft end 1H 2013
• Target Ballot in 2013
• NB API 17O took 5 years, so this is fast track!
• BSEE have been actively engaged in this work
since its inception
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API 17V – Areas to be covered
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Production and Injection trees
Flowlines
Chemical injection
Manifolds
Subsea separation
Subsea boosting
Subsea compression
Gas lift
HIPPS
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Team Members
Working Group
Reading Group
Christopher Curran – BP
30+ people
Christy Lan – BSEE
Aker Solutions
Atkins
George Ardoin – Chevron
ATP
BHP Billiton
William St George –
ExxonMobil
BP
BSEE
Richard Barratt – GE
Cameron
CSI
Marc Young – Xodus
ExxonMobil
FMC
Halliburton
Hess
IntecSea
JPKenny
Shell
Siemens
Statoil
Stone Energy
Technip
WJP Enterprises
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