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State-of-the-art review of composite marine risers for floating and fixed platforms in deep seas

The need for the utilisation of marine risers in deep seas has increased in recent years and this is due to increased drilling explorations with the shift in trend from shallower to deep and deeper waters. Also, there have been increased applications in sea-crossing infrastructure resulting in the n...

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Main Authors:	Amaechi C.V., Reda A., Shahin M.A., Sultan I.A., Beddu S.B., Ja'e I.A.
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Published:	Elsevier Ltd 2024
Subjects:	Composite marine risers Composite materials Deep waters Marine risers Offshore platforms Subsea pipelines Arctic Ocean Heidrun Field Norwegian Sea Bending strength Corrosion resistance Fixed platforms Offshore oil well production Seawater corrosion Bending stiffness Composite marine riser Composites material Corrosion-resistant Deep sea Deepwater Fatigue resistant Off shore platforms State-of-the art reviews Sub-sea pipelines composite deep water fixed structure floating structure pipeline riser subsea production system
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spelling	my.uniten.dspace-340722024-10-14T11:17:51Z State-of-the-art review of composite marine risers for floating and fixed platforms in deep seas Amaechi C.V. Reda A. Shahin M.A. Sultan I.A. Beddu S.B. Ja'e I.A. 57204818354 55396179300 7005839234 6603943694 55812080500 57201461345 Composite marine risers Composite materials Deep waters Marine risers Offshore platforms Subsea pipelines Arctic Ocean Heidrun Field Norwegian Sea Bending strength Corrosion resistance Fixed platforms Marine risers Offshore oil well production Seawater corrosion Bending stiffness Composite marine riser Composites material Corrosion-resistant Deep sea Deepwater Fatigue resistant Off shore platforms State-of-the art reviews Sub-sea pipelines composite deep water fixed structure floating structure pipeline riser subsea production system Composite materials The need for the utilisation of marine risers in deep seas has increased in recent years and this is due to increased drilling explorations with the shift in trend from shallower to deep and deeper waters. Also, there have been increased applications in sea-crossing infrastructure resulting in the need for longer risers, leading to a significant weight increase of marine risers used. Composite materials can thus be utilised in marine riser engineering to provide lightweight, fatigue-resistant, corrosion-resistant, low-bending stiffness and high-strength characteristics. In this paper, the history and potential of composite marine risers, including the first successful deployment of a composite riser joint offshore on the Heidrun Platform in 1995, are reviewed. The paper also discusses the advances achieved on composite marine risers for deep waters and presents some recommendations on their use, in light of their current significance and growth. � 2023 The Author(s) Final 2024-10-14T03:17:51Z 2024-10-14T03:17:51Z 2023 Article 10.1016/j.apor.2023.103624 2-s2.0-85163212608 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85163212608&doi=10.1016%2fj.apor.2023.103624&partnerID=40&md5=4e256f88672a65fdd2ad464ffb9da542 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/34072 138 103624 All Open Access Hybrid Gold Open Access Elsevier Ltd Scopus
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topic	Composite marine risers Composite materials Deep waters Marine risers Offshore platforms Subsea pipelines Arctic Ocean Heidrun Field Norwegian Sea Bending strength Corrosion resistance Fixed platforms Marine risers Offshore oil well production Seawater corrosion Bending stiffness Composite marine riser Composites material Corrosion-resistant Deep sea Deepwater Fatigue resistant Off shore platforms State-of-the art reviews Sub-sea pipelines composite deep water fixed structure floating structure pipeline riser subsea production system Composite materials
spellingShingle	Composite marine risers Composite materials Deep waters Marine risers Offshore platforms Subsea pipelines Arctic Ocean Heidrun Field Norwegian Sea Bending strength Corrosion resistance Fixed platforms Marine risers Offshore oil well production Seawater corrosion Bending stiffness Composite marine riser Composites material Corrosion-resistant Deep sea Deepwater Fatigue resistant Off shore platforms State-of-the art reviews Sub-sea pipelines composite deep water fixed structure floating structure pipeline riser subsea production system Composite materials Amaechi C.V. Reda A. Shahin M.A. Sultan I.A. Beddu S.B. Ja'e I.A. State-of-the-art review of composite marine risers for floating and fixed platforms in deep seas
description	The need for the utilisation of marine risers in deep seas has increased in recent years and this is due to increased drilling explorations with the shift in trend from shallower to deep and deeper waters. Also, there have been increased applications in sea-crossing infrastructure resulting in the need for longer risers, leading to a significant weight increase of marine risers used. Composite materials can thus be utilised in marine riser engineering to provide lightweight, fatigue-resistant, corrosion-resistant, low-bending stiffness and high-strength characteristics. In this paper, the history and potential of composite marine risers, including the first successful deployment of a composite riser joint offshore on the Heidrun Platform in 1995, are reviewed. The paper also discusses the advances achieved on composite marine risers for deep waters and presents some recommendations on their use, in light of their current significance and growth. � 2023 The Author(s)
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author	Amaechi C.V. Reda A. Shahin M.A. Sultan I.A. Beddu S.B. Ja'e I.A.
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title	State-of-the-art review of composite marine risers for floating and fixed platforms in deep seas
title_short	State-of-the-art review of composite marine risers for floating and fixed platforms in deep seas
title_full	State-of-the-art review of composite marine risers for floating and fixed platforms in deep seas
title_fullStr	State-of-the-art review of composite marine risers for floating and fixed platforms in deep seas
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State-of-the-art review of composite marine risers for floating and fixed platforms in deep seas

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