SC17 TASK GROUP STATUS REPORT
Document RP 17A Published Revision 5th Edition Chair Dave Wilkinson Approved SRRR? Yes Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
REVISE AND UPDATE GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SUBSEA EQUIPMENT.
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting Q1 2020 Q3 2020 Q1 2022 Q4 2022
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 6
% Users-Operators 44 % Manufacturers 24 % General Interest 32
Name Company E-Mail Address Albert Javier* (AJ) Aker Solutions Amaru Amadasun Total Amedeo Marcotulli* Saipem (AM) Ashwin Iyer (AI) Dril Quip Bobby Nelson (BN) BSEE Brian Skeels (BS) Technip FMC Charles White* (CW) Private Consultant Chris Goranson (CG) Chevron Christopher Curran CJC (CC) Chuck Reynolds* (CR) BP Dave Wilkinson* (DW) ExxonMobil Daniel Sadenwater* Chevron (DS)
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Dean Raaz (DR) Shell Ed Knerr* (EK) Private Consultant Ervin Smith (ES) Technip FMC Ivan Pinto (IP) API Jason Strouse* (JS) Wood Group John Allen* (JA) AEC Karl Olav Haram Equinor Kearn Tse (KT) Dril-Quip Krassimir Doynov ExxonMobil (KD) Luiz Olijnik (LO) Shell Man Pham Total Matt Green (MG) BP Mark Chapman BP Mark Tilley (MT) Hess Mohsen Shavandi* DNVGL (MS) Nancy Chafe (NC) Oxy Peter Moles (PM) Private Consultant
Robert Clark (RC) Wood Ross Frazer (RF) HWC Shiv Patil* (SP) Aker Solutions Tim Bartlett (TB) Equinor Venu Kopparthi (VK) Aker Solutions
4. STATUS
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic Discussion of proposed contents for 6th edition August 13, 2020 Agreed to separate out Systems Engineering into new document. Reviewed General Principles for contents of 6th edition September 24, 2020 Reviewed references to RP17A in other 17 series documents Assigned authors to revise sections of document October 21, 2002 Agreed to generate a new Technical Report covering Flow Assurance in SPS Discussed potential bibliography changes Raised proposal from ISO to generate a revised RP17A & ISO 13628-1 December 3, 2020 combined document
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5. ISSUES
Work is progressing on revision of the existing document, including:
1. Separating specific design “requirements” from just good general guidance, within the document.
2. Extraction of the majority of the systems engineering related guidance from the document, for use in a new, comprehensive guidance document (in the form of a Technical Report) entitled “Systems Engineering Guidance for Subsea Production Systems”. Amedeo Marcotulli is leading this effort.
3. Extraction of the majority of the flow assurance related guidance from the document, for use in a new Technical Report. Mark Chapman is leading this effort. This document will incorporate material from the old Flow Assurance Annex that was included in the 4th edition of 17A.
4. Updating and expansion of the comprehensive bibliography provided in the document, referencing other useful industry documents, from all publically available sources.
5. TG Leads of all of the other 17 Series documents have been requested to provide feedback on existing/proposed references in their documents to 17A, such that all such referenced content can be appropriately aligned.
In the meantime, ISO TC67/SC4/WG6 has approached API with a proposal to rework RP17A in concert with ISO 13628-1, using the IOGP Standards Solution approach. Discussions about this proposal (between API and ISO) are ongoing at this time. It is apparent from early discussions that ISO would like to incorporate the majority of the content from NORSOK U-001 into this new version of 13628-1, as will be discussed at the upcoming SC17 Roundtable Meeting.
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
In light of current travel constraints, it is expected that most future monthly Task Group meetings will continue to be via teleconference. The next scheduled meeting will occur on February 24th, 2021 (USA CST).
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Attendance Records for Meetings in 2H of 2020 API RP17A Task Group Membership List
Attended meeting on Name Company e-mail August 13, 2020 Albert Javier* (AJ) Aker Solutions Y Amedeo Marcotulli* (AM) Saipem Y Andre Maerli (AMa) Equinor N Andrew Lee* Private Consultant N/A Bobby Nelson (BN) BSEE Y Brian Skeels (BS) Technip FMC Y Charles White* (CW) Private Consultant Y Chris Goranson (CG) Chevron Y Christopher Curran (CC) CJC Y Chuck Reynolds (CR) BP Y Dave Wilkinson* (DW) ExxonMobil Y Daniel Sadenwater* (DS) Chevron N Dean Raaz (DR) Shell N Ed Knerr* (EK) Private Consultant Y Ervin Smith (ES) Technip FMC N Jason Strouse* (JS) Wood Group Y John Allen* (JA) AEC Y Krassimir Doynov (KD) ExxonMobil N Luiz Olijnik (LO) Shell N Matt Green (MG) BP Y Mark Tilley (MT) Hess N Mohsen Shavandi (MS) DNVGL Y Nancy Chafe (NC) Oxy N Peter Moles (PM) Private Consultant N Robert Clark (RC) Wood N Ross Frazer (RF) HWC N Shiv Patil* (SP) Aker Solutions Y Stan Hosie (SH) BHGE Y Steven Peterson (SP) Dril-Quip N Tim Bartlett (TB) Equinor Y Venu Kopparthi (VK) Aker Solutions N * Members with an asterisk against their names have indicated that they are willing to author text, whereas the other members are primarily interested in reviewing the document only.
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API RP17A Task Group Membership List
Attended meeting on Name Company e-mail Sep. 24, 2020 Albert Javier* (AJ) Aker Solutions N Amedeo Marcotulli* (AM) Saipem Y Andre Maerli (AMa) Equinor N Bobby Nelson (BN) BSEE N Brian Skeels (BS) Technip FMC Y Charles White* (CW) Private Consultant Y Chris Goranson (CG) Chevron N Christopher Curran (CC) CJC N Chuck Reynolds (CR) BP Y Dave Wilkinson* (DW) ExxonMobil Y Daniel Sadenwater* (DS) Chevron N Dean Raaz (DR) Shell Y Ed Knerr* (EK) Private Consultant Y Ervin Smith (ES) Technip FMC N Ivan Pinto (IP) API Y Jason Strouse* (JS) Wood Group Y John Allen* (JA) AEC Y Kearn Tse (KT) Dril-Quip N Krassimir Doynov (KD) ExxonMobil N Luiz Olijnik (LO) Shell N Matt Green (MG) BP Y Mark Tilley (MT) Hess N Mohsen Shavandi (MS) DNVGL Y Nancy Chafe (NC) Oxy N Peter Moles (PM) Private Consultant Y Robert Clark (RC) Wood N Ross Frazer (RF) HWC N Shiv Patil* (SP) Aker Solutions N Stan Hosie (SH) BHGE N Steven Peterson (SP) Dril-Quip N Tim Bartlett (TB) Equinor N Venu Kopparthi (VK) Aker Solutions N * Members with an asterisk against their names have indicated that they are willing to author text, whereas the other members are primarily interested in reviewing the document only.
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API RP17A Task Group Membership List
Attended meeting on Name Company e-mail Oct. 21, 2020 Albert Javier* (AJ) Aker Solutions N Amedeo Marcotulli* (AM) Saipem Y Andre Maerli (AMa) Equinor N Bobby Nelson (BN) BSEE Y Brian Skeels (BS) Technip FMC Y Charles White* (CW) Private Consultant Y Chris Goranson (CG) Chevron Y Christopher Curran (CC) CJC Y Chuck Reynolds (CR) BP Y Dave Wilkinson* (DW) ExxonMobil Y Daniel Sadenwater* (DS) Chevron N Dean Raaz (DR) Shell N Ed Knerr* (EK) Private Consultant N Ervin Smith (ES) Technip FMC N Ivan Pinto (IP) API Y Jason Strouse* (JS) Wood Group N John Allen* (JA) AEC N Karl Olav Haram Equinor N Kearn Tse (KT) Dril-Quip Y Krassimir Doynov (KD) ExxonMobil N Luiz Olijnik (LO) Shell N Matt Green (MG) BP Y Mark Chapman BP N Mark Tilley (MT) Hess N Mohsen Shavandi (MS) DNVGL Y Nancy Chafe (NC) Oxy N Peter Moles (PM) Private Consultant N Robert Clark (RC) Wood N Ross Frazer (RF) HWC N Shiv Patil* (SP) Aker Solutions Y Stan Hosie (SH) BHGE N Tim Bartlett (TB) Equinor Y Venu Kopparthi (VK) Aker Solutions N * Members with an asterisk against their names have indicated that they are willing to author text, whereas the other members are primarily interested in reviewing the document only.
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API RP17A Task Group Membership List
Attended meeting on Name Company e-mail Dec. 3, 2020 Albert Javier* (AJ) Aker Solutions N Amaru Amadasun Total Y Amedeo Marcotulli* (AM) Saipem Y Ashwin Iyer (AI) Dril Quip Y Bobby Nelson (BN) BSEE Y Brian Skeels (BS) Technip FMC Y Charles White* (CW) Private Consultant N Chris Goranson (CG) Chevron N Christopher Curran (CC) CJC N Chuck Reynolds* (CR) BP Y Dave Wilkinson* (DW) ExxonMobil Y Daniel Sadenwater* (DS) Chevron N Dean Raaz (DR) Shell N Ed Knerr* (EK) Private Consultant N Ervin Smith (ES) Technip FMC N Ivan Pinto (IP) API Y Jason Strouse* (JS) Wood Group Y John Allen* (JA) AEC N Karl Olav Haram Equinor N Kearn Tse (KT) Dril-Quip N Krassimir Doynov (KD) ExxonMobil N Luiz Olijnik (LO) Shell N Man Pham Total N Matt Green (MG) BP Y Mark Chapman BP Y Mark Tilley (MT) Hess N Mohsen Shavandi* (MS) DNVGL Y Nancy Chafe (NC) Oxy N Peter Moles (PM) Private Consultant N Robert Clark (RC) Wood N Ross Frazer (RF) HWC N Shiv Patil* (SP) Aker Solutions Y Stan Hosie (SH) BHGE N Tim Bartlett (TB) Equinor Y Venu Kopparthi (VK) Aker Solutions Y * Members with an asterisk against their names have indicated that they are willing to author text, whereas the other members are primarily interested in reviewing the document only.
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Attended Name Company e-mail meeting on Jan 6, 2021 Albert Javier* (AJ) Aker Solutions N Amaru Amadasun Total N Amedeo Marcotulli* (AM) Saipem Y Ashwin Iyer (AI) Dril Quip N Bobby Nelson (BN) BSEE N Brian Skeels (BS) Technip FMC Y Charles White* (CW) Private Consultant N Chris Goranson (CG) Chevron Y Christopher Curran (CC) CJC Y Chuck Reynolds* (CR) BP Y Dave Wilkinson* (DW) ExxonMobil Y Daniel Sadenwater* (DS) Chevron N Dean Raaz (DR) Shell N Ed Knerr* (EK) Private Consultant Y Ervin Smith (ES) Technip FMC N Ivan Pinto (IP) API Y Jason Strouse* (JS) Wood Group Y John Allen* (JA) AEC Y Karl Olav Haram Equinor N Kearn Tse (KT) Dril-Quip N Krassimir Doynov (KD) ExxonMobil N Luiz Olijnik (LO) Shell N Man Pham Total Y Matt Green (MG) BP N Mark Chapman BP Y Mark Tilley (MT) Hess N Mohsen Shavandi* (MS) DNVGL N Nancy Chafe (NC) Oxy N Peter Moles (PM) Private Consultant N Robert Clark (RC) Wood N Ross Frazer (RF) HWC N Shiv Patil* (SP) Aker Solutions Y Tim Bartlett (TB) Equinor Y Venu Kopparthi (VK) Aker Solutions N
-8- Flexible Pipe Standardization
API 17L1, L2 API 17J, B API 17K, TR1, TR2
API C2 / SC17: 2021 Winter Status Report. Houston.
Reporting Chair Krassy Doynov, Ph.D., ExxonMobil Upstream Integrated Solutions Company Scope of Work and Status
STANDARD NAME PUBLISHED STATUS Kick-off revision in Recommended practice for flexible pipe API RP 17B 2-May-2014 April-15, 2021 Kick-off revision in Specification for Unbonded Flexible Pipe API Spec 17J 2-May-2014 April-15, 2021 Specification for Bonded Flexible Pipe API Spec 17K 29-Aug-2017 3rd edition Specification for flexible pipe ancillary API Spec 17L1 5-March-2013 Publish in 2Q 2021 equipment Recommended practice for flexible pipe ancillary API RP 17L2 5-March-2013 Publish in 2Q 2021 equipment Evaluation Standard for Internal Pressure Sheath API 17TR1 12-March-2003 to be updated 2022 Polymers for High Temperature Flexible Pipes The Ageing of PA-11 in Flexible Pipes API 17TR2 1-Jun-2003 to be updated 2022
Ongoing Upcoming Awaiting API 17 Spec L1, API 17 RP L2
• Revision of API 17L1 and L2 kicked off on Feb-8, 2018 • 30 companies participating in the Task Group • Task Group addressed 1st Ballot comments (424-L1 + 184-L2) Oct-Nov • 2nd Ballot results: 17L1 17L2 API 17 L1, L2 - Continued
• Resolved 4-L1 + 4-L2 comments from the 2nd ballot • Launched 4-week recirculation period (Dec-23, Jan-20) with the voting members reporting comment resolution • Both final draft documents sent on Dec-23 for API legal review, and final formatting and editing • 60 days Proof reading and final review expected • New 2nd editions expected to be published ~March 2021 MEMBERSHIP: API 17L Task Group
38Tricia Hill [email protected] Matrix Composites & 1Vishnu Karthik Vijayaraghavan 1 Aker Solutions [email protected] 17 39Simon Brayshow Engineering [email protected] 2David Hickman [email protected] 40Sam Guo [email protected] 3Aneel Gill [email protected] 41Thomsen, Jens Rordam [email protected] 4Gregg Stewart [email protected] 18 NOV Flexibles 2 Balmoral 42Erik Bendiksen [email protected] 5Craig Sharp [email protected] 43Wesley J. Cort III [email protected] 6Fraser Milne [email protected] 19 Oceaneering 44Mimi Batrony [email protected] 7Andy Roberts [email protected] 45Trond Sundby [email protected] 8Richard Carverhill 3 BHGE Wellstream [email protected] 20 Petroleum Safety Authority 9Zhimin Tan [email protected] 46Morten Langoy [email protected] 10Yan Zhou yan.zhou@bp.com 47 Alok Dhagat 21 Prime Natural Resources [email protected] 11Faycal Ferdi 4 BP [email protected] Point Resources AS 12Reji Eason [email protected] 48Jørgen Eide 22 [email protected] 49Pierre-Andre Bonnet [email protected] 13Aymeric David [email protected] 23 SBM Offshore 14Matthew Baert [email protected] 50Benjamin Biausser [email protected] 5 Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore [email protected] 51John Rosche [email protected] 15Anne-Laure Gaigneux 24 Shell 16Paul-Etienne Teillauchet [email protected] 52John Melville [email protected] 17François Migeon [email protected] 53Rafik Boubenider 25 Stress Engineering [email protected] 18Parsinejad, Farzan [email protected] 6 Chevron 54Didier Hanonge [email protected] 19Helena Miao [email protected] 55Alan Dobson [email protected] 20Rex Song Conoco Phillips Rex.Song@conocophillips.com 56James Terris 26 Technip FMC [email protected] 21Mayuresh Dhaigude [email protected] 7 DNV GL 57Guillaume Micas [email protected] 22Jorge Suarez [email protected] 58Sylvain Routeau [email protected] ENI 23Jian Zhao 8 [email protected] 59Tom Perry [email protected] 24Kristin Nedrelid [email protected] 9 Equinor 60Steven Bray [email protected] 25Thomas Sola [email protected] 61Ben Osullivan [email protected] 26Don Johnson 10 ETA [email protected] 27 Trelleborg 62Kipp Carlisle [email protected] 27Krassy Doynov [email protected] 11 ExxonMobil Production 63Malcolm Page [email protected] 28Greg Ruschau [email protected] 64Collin Gaskill [email protected] 29Mark Kalman [email protected] 12 FlexSteel Pipeline Technologies 65Jean-Philippe Roques [email protected] 30Nader Matari [email protected] 28 TOTAL 66Dennis Melot [email protected] 31Abdulgani Oseni [email protected] 13 HSE 67Adrian Connaire [email protected] 32Fred Williams [email protected] 33Rune Haakonsen 14 Kongsberg [email protected] 68Patrick Dooley [email protected] 29 WOOD 34Karst Meijer [email protected] 69Eoin Burke [email protected] 15 Lankhorst Engineered Products 35Stephen Robinson [email protected] 70Brian O’Keeffe [email protected] 36Joao Falcao Alegrias [email protected] 71Ian Macleod [email protected] 16 Lloyd's Register 37Sushil Chandra [email protected] 72Ed Baniake 30 API [email protected] API Spec 17J, API RP 17B Revision
• Industry call for collecting Lessons Learned: Dec 2020 - Feb 2021 • Industry call for assembling Task Group in March 2021 • API 17J & 17B revision to be kicked off remotely on April-15, 2021 • 4 virtual Task Group meetings in 2021 • Complete API 17J & 17B revision drafts by YE 2022 • Ballot and Publish new editions in 2023
NOTE: 17B is the RP supporting both the 17J Spec and 17K Spec API 17K (ISO 13628-2 &11 – on hold)
NOTHING TO REPORT for 1H2021 API 17TR1 Industry Voting – Keep & Update, not Retire
Company Keep Active Update Retire Comment 1) It is primarily the manufacturers who we expect would be prime users (as developers of new materials) WOOD 1 2) Consider condensing the TR guidance, and including (maybe as appendix) in the API RP 17B Chevron 1 1) Contains a useful philosophy and methodology to evaluate thermoplastics for the flexibles inner sheath. 2) Update API 17TR1 with the latest knowledge, JIP testing results and operating experience, since we barely have any industry codes/guidelines on BP 1 polymer itself. 3) Note that IOGP is currently working on a polymer guideline mainly focus on full scale testing that may complements this TR as well.
1) Industry has a strong need of TR1 qualification methodology, which extends beyond HT as OEMs have established different in-house methodologies for liner qualification which make comparison of alternatives challenging for the purchasers. 4Subsea 1 2) We notice that there is strong need for qualifying new liner materials coming to the market. We have seen materials being proposed where an updated TR1 should have screened the material away. 3) The cost of inadequate qualification but the even higher cost of getting pipes with inappropriate liners into service should justify updating of TR1. Simeros 1 Lifting fluids with subsea pumps & some operators need flexible pipes for temperatures above 130 C, and new polymers for pressure sheaths. TFMC 1 1) In addition for covering HT, we think TR1 specifies well the methodology, criteria and type of tests available to qualify a pressure sheath in general. Bureau 2) It addresses the issues specific to the polymer material itself as well as the interaction of that pressure sheath with its environment, e.g. creeping in 1 Veritas pressure wire gaps or end-fitting crimping/sealing issues. 3) TR1 is deemed to well complement API17J and 17B. 1) Our view is that it should be kept active and either updated or absorbed into API SPEC 17J/B - as part of that revision cycle - for relevant parts. Some explicit referred items from 17J/B to TR1 would need to be kept either way. Vår Energi 1 2) TR1 relationship to DNVGL-RP-A203 Technology qualification may also be relevant to consider in such revisions – although serving two very different level of details for the specific technology/usage 1) TR1 contains good and relevant requirements for qualification of the pressure sheath which serves as a good reference particular for details of non- NOV 1 standardized testing and guidance on acceptance criteria. 2) TR1 supplements the general requirements in API 17J very well. NOV thus strongly recommends to maintain the document as active. 1) Expand scope to all temperatures by removing "High Temperature" from title ExxonMobil 1 2) Merge with 2021 IOGP Polymer Guideleine, and reference TR1 in 17J,B,K Total Score 4 4 2 UPDATED TARGET DATES FOR NWI AND DELIVERABLES
• API 17 L1&L2 • 2nd API Ballot completion Dec-17, 2020; • Address Ballot Comments YE 2020 • Submit to API for publishing Jan 2021 • Expected publishing March 2021
• API Spec 17J and API RP 17B • Collect Industry Lessons Learned Feb-28, 2021 • Assemble Industry Task Group March-31, 2021 • Kick-off revision in 4Q2020 • Complete drafts revision in 2022
• API 17TR2 • Expect to submit SRRR form, after 17TR2 JIP completion in 2021 FUTURE MEETINGS & RESOURCE NEEDS
PLANS FOR FUTURE TASK GROUP MEETINGS • API 17J AND 17B: • Kick-off meeting April-15, 2021 • 3 more Task Group virtual meetings by YE, 2021
RESOURCE NEEDS • Editorial help for publishing 2nd editions API 17L1 and L2 in 1Q2021 SC17 TASK GROUP STATUS REPORT
Document 17D Published Revision Second Chair Ross Frazer & Brian Skeels Approved SRRR? Yes Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
Develop third edition of API 17D – “Design and Operation of Subsea Production Systems – Subsea Wellhead and Tree Equipment.
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial SRRR Ballot Draft Ready Planned Prep Meeting Approved Publish Q3 2015 Q3 2015 Revision three of the third edition Late Q3 2021 incorporating comments on revision two is expected to be complete early Q2 2021.
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 0.0
% Users-Operators 50.00 % Manufacturers 31.25 % General Interest 18.75
Name Company E-Mail Address Phil Potter Baker Hughes [email protected] Chris McMillan Chevron [email protected] Paulo Paulo Chevron [email protected] Craig Smith OneSubsea [email protected] Bill Cowan General Interest [email protected] Man Pham Total [email protected] Jim Hademenos General Interest [email protected] Bobby Smith BP [email protected] Karl Schnakenburg BHP [email protected] Venu Kopparthi Aker Solutions [email protected]
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Tim Pillow Dril-Quip [email protected] Tim Bartlett Equinor [email protected] Brian Stiel Eni [email protected] Bob Tu General Interest [email protected] Brian Skeels (Co-Chair) TechnipFMC [email protected] Ross Frazer (Co-Chair) HWCG LLC [email protected]
4. STATUS
Currently working through the comments on the second ballot document.
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic Weekly and semiweekly meetings held from February through August to resolve comments to first ballot comments. With the exception of one, these were all webmeetings and no attendance was taken. 2020
Semiweekly meetings to resolve second ballot comments started 03 December. It is planned to continue those until the 500+ comments are resolved.
5. ISSUES
None at this time.
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
See previous statement under section four (Status).
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Document 17E Published Revision 5th Chair Daniel Harries Approved SRRR? Yes Meeting Winter 2020
1. SCOPE
• Routine standard update to incorporate industry feedback and lessons learned
• Add annex for industry-standardized ITPs for seamless and seam-welded tubing
• Move content from API TR9 and TR10 into API 17E with the intent of moving TR9 and TR10 to withdrawn status.
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting 2019 Q1 2020 End 2021 2023
3. PARTICIPANTS
Task Group
% International Participant 40%
% Users-Operators 40% % Manufacturers 47% % General Interest 13%
Name Company E-Mail Address Daniel Harries AKSO [email protected] Katrina Clausing Shell [email protected] Teguh Inarsoyo BP [email protected] Swapneel Machan AKSO [email protected] Murilo Campos OIE [email protected] Anders Henrik Nexans [email protected] Alexander Vogt Nexans [email protected] Leo Caffery Chevron [email protected] Alan Dobson TechnipFMC [email protected] Howard Wang ExxonMobil [email protected]
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Eduardo Barros Woodside [email protected] Michael Ferrara BP [email protected] Stuart Dickenson JDR Cables System [email protected] Ivan Pinto API [email protected] Andrew Grohmann API [email protected]
Reader Group The reader group comprises ~60 individuals who review the proposed changes to the document prior to balloting.
% International Participant 32%
% Users-Operators 25% % Manufacturers 23% % General Interest 52%
4. STATUS
(Provide a brief explanation of the TG activities, changes since last meeting, etc)
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic Operator-led working group continues to develop proposal for seamless and Q2 & Q3 2020 seam-welded tube ITPs
5. ISSUES
No issues
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
• UTA meetings to review TR9 and TR10 will kick off in Q1 2021
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Document API 17F Published Revision 4th Chair Christopher Curran Approved SRRR? Yes Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
API 17F Fourth Edition was published in November 2017. Work has now started to draft the Fifth Edition which is planned to be published in 2022. SRRR has been issued and approved by API. Task Group has been activated and membership refreshed. Kick off meeting was held 25th March 2020. First working meeting was held on 19th May 2020.
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting March 2020 13 March 2020 3Q 2021 2Q 2022
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 54
% Users-Operators 35 % Manufacturers 37 % General Interest 28
Name Company E-Mail Address OPERATORS Ray Fleming BP [email protected] John Goodey BP [email protected] Lee Mitchell Chevron [email protected] Trond Bertmand Equinor [email protected] Daniel Abicht Equinor [email protected] Joshua Oldham ExxonMobil [email protected] Nancy Chafe Oxy [email protected] Steven Hammond Petronas [email protected] Sohail Izhar Shell [email protected] Lina Rueda Shell [email protected]
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[email protected] Andy Gower Total
[email protected] Effiom Okon Total
[email protected] Max Ossi Wa Mona Total
SUPPLIERS Robin Slater Aker Solutions [email protected] Paul Kent Aker Solutions [email protected] Kimberly Shepard Dril-Quip [email protected] [email protected] John Mossop Dri-Quip
Ian Kent Baker Hughes [email protected] Stefan Knepper OneSubsea [email protected] Burkhard Sommer OneSubsea [email protected] Kevin Glanville Proserv [email protected] Richard Barratt Siemens [email protected] Endre Brekke Siemens [email protected] Justin Kretschmar Teledyne [email protected] Jasson Shu TFMC [email protected] Bjorn Haavengen TFMC [email protected] Alexandre Orth Bosch [email protected] CONSULTANTS John Allen AEC [email protected] Gregor Deans TBC [email protected] Simon McManus Reef Engineering [email protected] EM Subsea Espen Mo [email protected] Hydraulics David Bell Independent [email protected] Christopher Curran CJC Enterprises [email protected] Bruce Scott Halliburton [email protected] Jake Hennig Stress Engineering [email protected] Shea Writing Leslie Mohr [email protected] Solutions Ivan Pinto API [email protected]
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4. STATUS
As an initial indication of the areas to be addressed in the Fifth Edition, the following list has been compiled. This list is not intended to be exhaustive and may change as the work progresses.
Nr. Task Responsible Status
1 General update as required. Equinor / Daniel Abicht Start in CW 49/2020 2 Include requirements related to BP / John Goodey To be commenced subsea processing controls 3 Include input from all electric JIP - Total / Andy Gower To be commenced Plan to release draft mid-April to API 17F 4 Review OIGP work on leak Occidental / Nancy Chafe Under monitoring detection for possible inclusion, as well as leak detection solutions 5 Hydraulic Fluids / Annex C review Espen Mo / Simon McManus Ongoing
6 Align definitions and requirements Equinor / Daniel Abicht To be handled in with other relevant standards (e.g. line with item 1 API 17D; API 17H, API17E, API17Y, API17Z) 7 Update according to latest revision OneSubsea / Stefan Knepper Complete of SIIS JIP 8 Update according to revisions from TBA Agreement to move SWiG JIP to next API 17F update 9 Update according to revisions from Baker Hughes / Ian Kent Ongoing SEAFOM 10 Update according to revisions from TFMC / Bjørn Haavengen Complete MDIS 11 Moving the DHPT interface Possible JIP? Agreement to move outside the SCM (IWIS 2) to next API 17F update 12 Include any appropriate updates To be discussed in workgroup Under monitoring from JIP 33 13 Review any changes for interfaces Covered via items 1 and 6 Covered via item 6. to AUVs/ROVs/Drones 14 Review any changes required for May be included in item 1 Covered via seafloor fibre optics SEAFOM
Key Discussion Points:
• General update
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o Due to COVD-19 online meetings will be continued at least throughout Q1/2021 o Alignment with task owners continued o Improvement proposals received by several working group members o Update on Working group members • Hydraulic Fluids / Annex C review (Espen Mo, Simon McManus) o Timeline for draft delivery on track • SIIS status update by SLB/OSS (Stefan Knepper) o Timeline for draft delivery on track • MDSI status update by TFMC (Bjørn Håvengen) o Timeline for draft delivery on track • SEAFOM status update (Ian Kent / Daniel Abicht) o Input expected in Feb 2021
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) - not practical to do Date Topic January 2021 Working meeting From March 2021 Bi-monthly working meetings
5. ISSUES
No major issues to report
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
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Document API 17G Published Revision 3rd Edition Chair Paul Anderson Approved SRRR? Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
Scope from SRRR or if not under approved SRRR, potential scope of next revision
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting 4Q 2021 2Q 2022 2023 2024
3. PARTICIPANTS (NEW TG TO BE CREATED)
% International Participant
% Users-Operators % Manufacturers % General Interest
Name Company E-Mail Address
4. STATUS
(Provide a brief explanation of the TG activities, changes since last meeting, etc)
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic None
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5. ISSUES
There is potential errata for changes recommended by the TG which would introduce requirements to sections H.3.13.1 and H.3.13.2; which I believe should be part of an Addendum to allow all parties to vote and comment using the ballot process. This was not progressed late 2020 due to COVID and state of industry (retirements, lay offs and re-organisations). Will be picked up 2021.
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
Document to be revised/ballot 2023/2024. New 17G task group will be formed late 2021.
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Document RP 17G1 Published Revision NEW DOCUMENT Chair RAY STAWAISZ Approved SRRR? YES Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
Develop 17 RP G1 system configuration and operations for subsea well intervention systems, from ballot 3993, oct 2017 draft. Appendix B has been moved to be TR14. Task Group has been working on development of the initial draft for approximately 10 months.
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting Q3 2019 2018 Q3 2021 Q4 2021
3. PARTICIPANTS
The G1 Task Group currently has 38 active participants with a breakdown as follows:
% International Participant 11%
% Users-Operators 45% % Manufacturers 42% % General Interest 13%
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4. STATUS
Monthly Team Lead meetings have been conducted in 2020. Participation has been excellent but in the 4th quarter there has been a noticeable drop in attendance. Initial draft of the document has been completed and is out for Task Group review.
Meetings conducted since last conference
Date Topic Dec. 23, 2020 Initial compilation of all sections sent out to task group for review. Jan. 11, 2021 Comments requested for initial draft Feb. 1, 2021 Return comments to section leads for resolution April 16,2021 Revisions of all sections due for compilation and review June 18, 2021 Ballot Draft provided for Execution
5. ISSUES
No issues
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
Monthly team lead meetings are continuing. Section meetings are weekly or bi-weekly. Review and balance of section members will be conducted prior to February 1 comments review.
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Document API 17G2 Published Revision NA Chair Mitch Holloway Approved SRRR? Yes Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
From SRRR: To prepare a recommended practice that provides the design guidelines for subsea injection/remediation intervention systems.
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting 2013 2013 Q1 2021 Q4 2021
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 37%
% Users-Operators 16% % Manufacturers 42% % General Interest 42%
Name Company E-Mail Address Adam Hudson Enpro Subsea [email protected] Andrew Forrest Paradigm [email protected] Bill Barry Atlantic Wave LLC [email protected] Brian Skeels TechnipFMC [email protected] Casey Kavanaugh BSEE [email protected] Chris Martens BSEE [email protected] Chris McLaren Enpro Subsea [email protected] Colin Johnston SeaNation LLC [email protected] Craig McDonald Enpro Subsea [email protected] Dave McKay Subseatek [email protected] David Bell BlueOceanLighthouse [email protected] Donald Young TechnipFMC [email protected] Dr. Al Conle University of Waterloo [email protected] Drummond Lawson STL [email protected]
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Fenji Yin 2H Offshore [email protected] Fernando Hernandez Hernandez Analytica [email protected] Ian Donald Enpro Subsea [email protected] Jason Brown Chevron [email protected] Joe Savoy Wild Well Control [email protected] John Gaver 2H Offshore [email protected] Joris Leijten Airborne [email protected] Kevin Keogh Paradigm [email protected] Kyle Gessner Trendsetter [email protected] Mahesh Sonawane 2H Offshore [email protected] Mick Mullan Magma Global [email protected] Mitch Holloway Shell [email protected] Paul Armitage SECC Oil & Gas Ltd [email protected] Rob Hill [email protected] Robert Large OneSubsea [email protected] Shailesh Rathod OneSubsea [email protected] Stephen Kruppa Trendsetter [email protected] Steve Robb Enpro Subsea [email protected] Steve Tipton University of Tulsa [email protected] Stuart Steen SECC Oil & Gas Ltd [email protected] Thomas Doran TechnipFMC [email protected] Thomas Wilke Chevron [email protected] Thor Arne Lovland Optime Subsea [email protected] Venu Kopparthi Aker Solutions [email protected]
4. STATUS
Draft copy for Baby G interface team review/comment: ~90% complete. See delivery schedule shown in Section 6. • Clauses 1 – Scope: 100% • Clause 2 – Normative References: 100% • Clause 3 – Terms & Definitions: 95% (requires definition of user types) • Clause 4 – Applicability, System and Function Requirements; 95% (verbiage is 100%; requires revision of various figures and schematics) • Clause 5 – Design Requirements; 100% • Clause 6 – Material Requirements: 100% • Clause 7 – Quality Requirements: 95% • Annex A – System Validation of Fluid Conduit Connectors: 75% • Annex B – CT Strength Response Calculation Methods: 100%
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Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic 10/13/20 Work Group Leads Status Meeting (biweekly) 10/15/20 17G2 Task Group Meeting (monthly) 10/27/20 Work Group Leads Status Meeting (biweekly) 11/10/20 Work Group Leads Status Meeting (biweekly) 11/16/20 17G2 Task Group Meeting (monthly) 12/8/20 Work Group Leads Status Meeting (biweekly) 12/15/20 17G2 Task Group Meeting (monthly) Clause/annex work groups conducted working meetings to develop assigned various clauses/annexes
5. ISSUES none
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
Continue bi-weekly meetings with work group leads to assess progress, obstacles and required resources. Meetings will continue through delivery of a ballot draft (see Ballot Draft Delivery Schedule below)
Continue monthly task group meetings to update the broader group on document status, assess changes to task group membership and solicit resources as/if required.
Baby G interface team meeting to ensure alignment with other baby G documents. See Ballot Draft Delivery Schedule milestone on 1/18/2021.
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Ballot Draft Delivery Schedule 12/14/2020 7 12/21/2020 14 1/4/2021 7 1/11/2021 Revisions: 1. 10/13/20: per WG leads mtg, Resolve and/or pushed 1st draft submissions 14 days; Submit Review WD4A; Consoludate into incorporate from 10/19 to 11/09. clause/annex drafts submit comments 2020 WD4A comments; submit 2. 10/27/20: per WG leads mtg, to TG Lead to WG leads pushed 1st draft submissions 7 days September September to TG Lead from 11/9 to 11/16. Additional time Pushed to January due to for WG1 and WG5. holidays 3. 11/10/20: Push 1st draft (WD4A) to 7 11/20. Additional time req'd for WG1 to gather final TG comments & revise figures. 3/1/2021 7 2/22/2021 14 2/8/2021 21 1/18/2021 4. 12/8/20: Push 1st draft to 12/14 for WG1 & WG4 deliverable. Resolve and/or Receive review Consolidate into Consolidate into incorporate comments from WD4B; schedule WD4C comments; submit "Baby G" interface baby G interface to TG Lead team team review
14 Legend:
3/15/2021 7 3/22/2021 Work Groups 1 - 6 G2 Task Group Lead Deliverable Deliverable
Editorial review and Issue ballot draft 4D Work Group 7 edits to API Baby G Interface Team Deliverable Deliverable (WG 1-6 leads & TG lead)
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API SC 17 SUBCOMMITTEE ON SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
API 17G3 NonFerrous
REVISION TASK GROUP STATUS
1/7/20
API 17G3
1. INTRODUCTION
17G3 addresses subsea intervention components manufactured from titanium and aluminum.
2. STATUS
Completed reviews and finalized comment resolutions on document. Final circulation closes on January 15th, 2021
3. MEMBERSHIP
:
TABLE 1-1: API RP17W TASK GROUP MEMBERS
Name Company e-mail Mitch Dziekonski Titanium Engineers - Chair [email protected] Dr. Evgeny Podnos AlTiSS Technologies [email protected] Dave McKay Subsea Technologies LTD [email protected] Stephen McArthur ALTISS [email protected] Gerardo Ortiz Titanium Engineers [email protected] Dr. Jim Williams University of North Texas [email protected]
4. UPDATED TARGET DATES FOR DELIVERABLES
Document currently in the final approval process. Expected publication in Q1 - 2021
Committee will now begin discussion on adding a section on high strength Nickel alloy systems.
5. MAJOR ISSUES
None
6. ANTICIPATED NEW WORK ITEMS
API 17G3
None 7. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
TBD
8. RESOURCE NEEDS
None
9. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
None
SC17 TASK GROUP STATUS REPORT
Document 17H Published Revision 3rd Edition Chair Charles White Approved SRRR? NA Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE no active scope, plan to reconvene Q2 2022 to evaluate scope of next revision
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting Q2 2022 NA
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 18%
% Users-Operators 36% % Manufacturers 46% % General Interest 18%
Name Company E-Mail Address Charles White DORiS Inc [email protected] Brian Skeels FMC [email protected] Karl Schnakenburg BHP [email protected] David Marchetti Ocean Power [email protected] Technologies Erich Luzi Equinor [email protected] Eirik Kloster Jacobsen Blue Logic [email protected] Ray Robertson Detail Design [email protected] Sanjay Reddy Deepsea Technologies [email protected] Cody Outlaw Chevron [email protected] Michael Piecyk Oceaneering [email protected]
Doug Hernandez BP [email protected]
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4. STATUS
(Provide a brief explanation of the TG activities, changes since last meeting, etc)
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic No clarifications or inquiries received
5. ISSUES
None
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
Tentative plan to reconvene Q2 2022 to evaluate scope of next revision
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Document API 17N SUBSEA RELIABILITY AND INTEGRITY Published Revision 2nd Chair David Saul Approved SRRR? No Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
No current SRRR, previous plan to submit SRRR for winter 2021 has been delayed to 2022 winter meeting. On the following basis; • No meaningful driver for change - the only identified ‘issues’ to date relate to minor inconsistences between wording on technology qualification between API17N and Q • No issues have been identified to task group since the summer meeting • Concern that there is evidence industry has been slow to adopt 2nd Edition to-date, the plan is to run a survey in 2021 to both users to try and understand more clearly how they are using 17N within their organisaions
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting Q3 2021 Q1 2022 TBC TBC
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3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 13%
% Users-Operators 69.5% % Manufacturers 26.1% % General Interest 4.3%
Name Company E-Mail Address Green, Matthew Matt Green BP
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4. STATUS
The main change from the last meeting has been to delay submission on an SRRR to the 2022 winter meeting, essentially on the basis that there are no real drivers for an update currently. Additionally, there is some evidence of slow adoption of the 2nd Edition by users. The hope being that the planned Operator survey will provide a bettering understand this concern. It was also agreed that while N would lead the Operator survey it would include questions relevant to Q. The planned date for the Operator survey was also moved out to 2021 to align with the delay to the SRRR. A sub-group is being formed to develop the survey questions.
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic Topics • Delay to submission of SRRR • Operator Survey to understand current use of ‘N’ in their organization • 17N Task group membership – recognizing current industry ‘stress’ looking for confirmation people are still wanting to be actively involved Attendance
11-11-2020
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5. ISSUES
None
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
• Kick off meeting for survey questions sub-group (1Q2021) • Full group meeting (2Q 2021)
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Document 17O Published Revision 2nd Chair Christopher Curran Approved SRRR? Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
Document was reaffirmed at the Winter 2019 meeting of API SC17.
2. MILESTONES
No current activity.
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting
3. PARTICIPANTS
Not active, membership will need an update due to changes in industry.
% International Participant
% Users-Operators % Manufacturers % General Interest
Name Company E-Mail Address
4. STATUS
Inactive.
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic
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5. ISSUES
Current Chair is planning to stand down at SC17 Winter meeting 2021.
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
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Document 17P Published Revision 2nd Edition Chair Charles White Approved SRRR? NA Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE no active scope, plan to reconvene Q2 2022 to evaluate scope of next revision
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting Q2 2022 None
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 31%
% Users-Operators 54% % Manufacturers 31% % General Interest 15%
Name Company E-Mail Address Charles White DORiS Inc [email protected] Brian Skeels FMC [email protected] Karl Schnakenburg BHP [email protected] Brian Rose BP [email protected] John Smiley Shell [email protected] John Felarca BHP Billiton [email protected] Anne-Beth Sandøy GE Subsea [email protected] John Nichols OneSubsea [email protected] Steve Huhn ExxonMobil [email protected] Karl-Olav Haram Equinor [email protected] Ray Guillory DrilQuip [email protected] Francesco Banci TOTAL [email protected]
Atle Qvale BHGE [email protected]
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4. STATUS
(Provide a brief explanation of the TG activities, changes since last meeting, etc)
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic No clarifications or inquires received
5. ISSUES
None
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
Tentative plan to reconvene Q2 2022 to evaluate scope of next revision
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Document API 17Q Published Revision 2 Chair Jason Strouse Approved SRRR? No Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
There is currently not an SRRR for API17Q, the latest one (for Revision 3) has been requested to be withdrawn at the 2020 Summer Meeting. The current scope for the next revision includes some collaboration between API 17N and API 17Q with regards to document improvement and supplemental research to better present topics of noteworthy addition that the industry requires. These topics are: • Qualification of Electronics & Software • New Configuration Assessment • Qualification of Manufacturing Processes • Qualification of Systems (Systems Engineering) • Alignment to 17N & DNV RP A203 • Requalification and the standards within • Adoption of the PQS sheet or similar tool
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting Q2-3 2021 Q1 2022 Q1 2023 Q4 2023
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 15
% Users-Operators 35 % Manufacturers 38 % General Interest 27
Name Company E-Mail Address Wood – Task Group Jason Strouse Chair [email protected] Matt Green BP [email protected] David Saul BP [email protected] Man Pham Total [email protected]
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Dave Wilkinson Exxon Mobil [email protected] Matt Vaclavik Chevron [email protected] Cortney Plaisance Chevron [email protected] Luiz Olijnik Shell [email protected] Harish Patel ABS [email protected] Allen Energy John Allen Consultants [email protected] John Strutt Astrimar [email protected] Melissa Gould Stress [email protected] Joanna Ye DNV GL [email protected] Lucas Brown Dril-Quip [email protected] Bjorg Granly Siemens [email protected] Nathan Wittry TechnipFMC [email protected] Michael Taylor TechnipFMC [email protected] Cole Melancon OneSubsea [email protected] Murilo Campos Oceaneering [email protected] Dan Friedemann Aker Solutions [email protected] Fabio Tanaka BHGE [email protected] Mark Siegmund Consultant [email protected] Michael Greene Teledyne [email protected] Robert Urquhart Oxy [email protected] Nancy Chafe Oxy [email protected] Joseph Crouch Southwest Research [email protected]
4. STATUS
The current task group is On Hold until after the winter meeting and questionnaire is submitted to the industry. Due to COVID, we feel like this is the best status to be in given the upheaval and changes/challenges the industry is currently under.
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic Discussed Questionnaire, alignment to N, COVID and delaying an SRRR until 10/21/20 2021 (Summer or Winter 22 meeting).
5. ISSUES
Currently, due to the pandemic and industry downturn, the task group and task group chairs of API 17N and Q agreed it would better be served to feel the pulse of the industry to ensure alignment. This includes education and a questionnaire that will be submitted to ensure both documents are the go-to sources for information with regards to Qualification and Risk
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management. The delay is to ensure that we get the most up-to-date requirements and needs of the industry. We will work closely with Ivan/API to ensure our questionnaire is broad enough and widespread enough to get a good cross-section of the industry and users of the documents.
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
The next meeting will take place sometime after the Winter meeting in early Q2 to align with 17N. The 17Q task group will meet in later Q2 or early Q3.
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Document 17R Published Revision 1st Ed Chair Ron Pfluger Steve Mansfield Approved SRRR? Yes Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
Update current edition (1st edition) based upon user input and industry feedback. An informal request was sent out for feedback on the current RP. 145 comments have been received and the co-chairs are recommending that a new workgroup be seated with SMEs to review and address these and potentially other comments. The timing provides the WG 2 years before action must be taken at the end of the normal 5 year cycle.
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting Q1 2019 Q1 2019 Q2/Q3 2021 Q1/Q2 2022
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant ?
% Users-Operators 4 % Manufacturers 3 % General Interest 2
Name Company E-Mail Address Ron Pfluger (Co-Chair) OneSubsea [email protected] Steve Mansfield (Co-Chair) Subsea 7 [email protected] Tim Dean Oxy [email protected] Robert Clark Wood [email protected] Marcus Marinos Wood [email protected] Chen Cheng Oceaneering [email protected] Brian Rose BP [email protected] Colin Carver OneSubsea [email protected] Shaochun Tan Subsea 7 [email protected]
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Stephen C. Huhn ExxonMobil [email protected] Paulo Paulo Chevron [email protected] Wes DeBord Technip FMC [email protected]
4. STATUS
(Provide a brief explanation of the TG activities, changes since last meeting, etc)
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic A couple of workshops were held with most of the individuals above in attendance to review the comments received in 2018. Additionally, some new Q3 2020 comments were submitted by the Task Group companies for consideration. All told, there have been 172 comments addressed. Several smaller meetings have been held to clean up overlapping comments and edits to the document for ballot. Reps from Wood have worked diligently to Q4 2020 clean up outstanding edits.
5. ISSUES
No issues at this time.
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
The plan moving forward is to have the entire Task Group review the edited and updated document with the Comments/Resolution worksheet as a guide during Q1 of 2021. A workshop will be called if there are any issues that are brought forth during this review. The intent is complete the review and any final edits by end of Q1 2021.
The updated 2nd Edition draft will then be submitted back to the SC 17 Chair to release to API for formatting and final review during Q2 2021.
Upon completion the TG Chairs will ask for a formal ballot to be initiated. It is hoped that the 2nd edition can be balloted in early Q3 allowing time for comment resolution and re-balloting if necessary before the end of 2021.
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Document API 17S Published Revision Rev 01 Chair Alex Quayle Approved SRRR? Yes Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
API 17S was published in June 2015.
A technical working group to review and update API 17S was formed in Q4 2019. The working group met for the first time in December 2019 and consists of members from key Operators (end users), Suppliers and technology integrators (Engineering / Design companies).
The working group has now revised a final draft of API 17S Rev 2. Pending incorporation of final comments to the draft revision, the document will be submitted for ballot in January 2021.
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting Q1 2020 Q3 2020 Q1 2021 Q2 2021
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 70%
% Users-Operators 40% % Manufacturers 35% % General Interest 25%
Name Company E-Mail Address Alex Quayle ARQ Technology [email protected] Joseph Ullman ExxonMobil [email protected] Martin Risdal TechnipFMC [email protected] Yasir Nauman Aker [email protected] Renaud Caulier Total [email protected] Eirik Abro Equinor [email protected] Bob Webb Wood [email protected]
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Alan Downing SolartronISA [email protected] Andrew Baker OneSubsea [email protected] Erik Undheim Emerson Roxar [email protected] Ivan Pinto API [email protected] Devin Istre ExxonMobil [email protected] Matt Zimmerman BP [email protected]
4. STATUS
(Provide a brief explanation of the TG activities, changes since last meeting, etc)
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic 08/2020 Review existing comments and walk through changes to core sections. 12/2020 Discussion of amended draft and final revisions / comments prior to ballot.
5. ISSUES
No significant issues, slight delay to previous timescale due to covid related disruption of the working group member’s activity.
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
Meeting January 2021 to finalise draft and submit for ballot.
Following ballot, subsequent meetings as required to address comments.
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Document 17TR8 Published Revision Second Chair Brian Skeels Co-chair Man Pham Approved SRRR? Yes Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
Third edition is focused on updating: 1) materials section (section 6 and annex D) 2) cladding design (section 6) 3) fatigue screening and analysis procedures (sections 5.5.2 and 5.5.3) 4) text alignment with intent of ASME BPVC “code case” work for Subsea HPHT 5) general clean-up of text, including clarifying PR and PSL recommendations based on updates to Spec 6A and 17D
First draft circulated to task group on December 17,2020 to get initial comments started for 2021 roundtable discussion at Winter meeting, and further discussion/work in Q1 2021.
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting Q1 2020 Q3 2020 Q2 2021 Q3 2021
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 11
% Users-Operators 14 % Manufacturers 47 % General Interest 39
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Name Company E-Mail Address
Harish Patel ABS [email protected]
Ravi Vanjarapu ABS [email protected] David Cain Axon Energy Products [email protected] Xichang Zhang Baker Hughes [email protected] Bo Ning Baker Hughes [email protected] Phil Potter Baker Hughes [email protected] Doug Carter Baker Hughes [email protected] Bob Sims Becht Engineering [email protected] Russell Hoshman BSEE [email protected] Candi Hudson BSEE [email protected] Christy Lan BSEE [email protected] Julian Pham BSEE [email protected] Bobby Nelson BSEE [email protected] Darcy Hickman Chevron [email protected] Matt Vaclavik Chevron [email protected] James Buchanan Chevron [email protected] Ryan Carlyle Chevron [email protected] Pedro Vargas Chevron [email protected] Tom Key CJ Winter [email protected] Chris Kocurek Conoco Phillips [email protected] Fei Tang DNVGL [email protected] Mohsen Shavandi DNVGL [email protected] Ashwini Chandra DNVGL [email protected] Andrew Grohmann Dril-Quip [email protected] Jim Kaculi Dril-Quip [email protected] Todd Scaggs Dril-Quip [email protected] Finn Kirkemo Equinor [email protected] Tim Bartlett Equinor [email protected] Stan Gregory Foroni [email protected] Pavan Jillella Freudenberg O&G [email protected] Greg Garrison Halliburton [email protected] Rob Murphy Halliburton [email protected] Terapat Apichartthatbrut Halliburton [email protected] Shengjin Yin Halliburton [email protected] Lacey Mlcak Halliburton [email protected] Roderick Falconer Halliburton [email protected] Puneet Saggar Lloyds Registry [email protected]
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Jonathan Ellens NOV [email protected] Mark Wagner NOV [email protected] Roy Whiteman NOV [email protected] Parth Pathak One Subsea [email protected] Arshad Bajavani One Subsea [email protected] Paul Charlton PDL Solutions [email protected] Alex Roff PDL Solutions [email protected] David Udell PDL Solutions [email protected] Adam Rowe Stress Engineering [email protected] Structural Integrity Dan Peters Associates [email protected] Brian Skeels TechnipFMC [email protected] Joel Russo TechnipFMC [email protected] Kumar Karpanan TechnipFMC [email protected] Sam Lee TechnipFMC [email protected] Anand Venkatesh TechnipFMC [email protected] Hayden Adams TechnipFMC [email protected] Man Pham Total [email protected] Janet Wolf Vulcan Offshore [email protected] Wiss, Janney, Elstner Melanie Sarzynski Associates [email protected] Paul Bunch [email protected] Michel (Mike) Dib [email protected] Jim Hademenos [email protected] Ed Hibner [email protected] Ed Marotta [email protected] Nigel McKie [email protected] Steve Shademan [email protected]
4. STATUS
(Provide a brief explanation of the TG activities, changes since last meeting, etc)
Meetings conducted since last conference Date Topic 11/17/2020 Task group kickoff meeting and assign work group rosters 12/17/2020 Task group first draft review meeting
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5. ISSUES
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
Plans for various work group and task group meetings during Q1 of 2021 ahead of issuance of ballot draft in Q2.
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Document 17 TR14 Published Revision N/A Chair Rafael Ramirez Approved SRRR? Yes Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
This Technical Report provides guidelines for global riser analysis (GRA) of subsea well workover / intervention systems and is intended to serve as a common reference for designers to improve their performance.
2. MILESTONES
Draft Sections Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Complete Q4 2020 Q1 2021 Q2/Q3, 2021
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 42%
% Users-Operators 42% % Manufacturers 58% % General Interest 0%
Name Company E-Mail Address Rafael Ramirez Chevron [email protected] Matt Ischy Chevron [email protected] Kenneth Bhalla Stress Engineering [email protected] Mark Hamilton Stress Engineering [email protected] Shankar Sundararaman 2H Offshore [email protected] Mahesh Sonawane 2H Offshore [email protected] Callum Methven AS Mosley [email protected] Michael Ge BP [email protected] Richard Sanders Total [email protected] Amar Vankadari Wood PLC [email protected] Tomas Canny Wood PLC [email protected] Rafael Pestana Petrobras [email protected]
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4. STATUS
Draft team is continuing with remaining sections to be delivered by end of year. Plan is to allow Draft Team to finalize and submit outstanding items with minimal interruption. This will be followed by a final, internal review of the document with subsequent submission for ballot.
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic 6 Aug 2020 Review meeting for recently drafted sections. 13 Aug 2020 Review meeting for recently drafted sections. 25 Aug 2020 Update meeting to discuss plan forward for end of year completed draft. 15 Sept 2020 Meeting to discuss possible Annex material (inclusions / omissions) 9 Oct 2020 Discuss Section 13 draft with Draft Team 18 Nov 2020 TR14 Progress Update
5. ISSUES
Challenging environment has led to delay in document finalization – however, current restructured plan allows for first draft completion by EOY 2020.
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
Perform the final internal review in January 2021 with ballot submission in February 2021.
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File Name:17U 2nd Edition - SRRR
Standards Resource & Research Request (SR3) Form Committee on Standardization of Oilfield Equipment & Materials
Document Information
Standard Designation: API RP 17U Title: Recommended Practice for Wet and Dry Thermal Insulation of Subsea Flowlines and Equipment Edition: 2nd Budget Year: 2021 Committee/Subcommittee: SC2 SC5 SC6 SC8 SC10 SC11 SC13 CSOEM (check all that apply if a joint project) SC15 SC16 X SC17 SC18 SC19 SC20 SC21 DPO New Standard x Full Standard Revision SC Work Item (SC only) Proposed Action: Research Only Addendum Withdraw Current Standard Proposed Funding Type: CSOEM Budget Request DPOS Budget Request JIP/Special Solicitation Total Funding Request (Parts A & $ None B): Name of Submitter(s): Aquiles Perez Date: 17 December 2020
Part A – Resource Plan I. Background and Information: 1. What is the scope of the proposed work or standard (for new documents/revisions) or proposed WG charge (for SC Work Items)? This Recommended Practice (RP) provides guidance for the performance, qualification, application, quality control, handling, and storage requirements of wet and dry thermal insulation for subsea applications in the petroleum and gas industries. This guideline also covers the inspection of the insulation, and the repair of insulation defects. The installation method is not defined and may be either S-lay, J-lay or Reel-lay. This guideline is intended to cover all three installation methods. Annex A defines the minimum requirements for the performance qualification testing and inspection testing requirements for wet insulation systems (insulations in direct contact with sea water). = Annex B defines the minimum requirements for the performance qualification testing and inspection testing requirements for dry insulation systems (insulations in direct contact with sea water). This document is not indented to address either installation procedures or proprietary fabrication of any particular insulation type. API RP 17U was recently reaffirmed for 5 more years; however, based on the comments received during the reaffirmation process, it seems there are potential updates / enhancements to the current edition. The task group has decided to work in a new revision of this document. For instance some updates to consider could potentially include: • ISO 12736 is referenced into the relevant sections (wet insulations) of API RP 17U. • Update Dry insulation section.
2. a. Explain the business need for the proposed action. Indicate potential cost savings to industry where possible. b. What are the implications of not initiating the proposed action? Include potential safety, reliability, environmental and financial impacts that may arise. This RP is not currently widely use. Updating this RP will possibly make it more widely used as a tool for guidelines in both wet and dry insulation applications improving .
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3. Is this standard on the work program of another standards development organization (SDO)? Yes No X
If yes, specify SDO and standard designation/project title/contact
If yes, is the work being coordinated with the appropriate group? Are there special circumstances that would justify independent API initiation of the proposed action?
4. Are a volunteer chair and group of subject matter experts available to perform the proposed action? Please indicate a chair and include names and company affiliation of subject matter experts, if available. Aquiles Perez (Chair- EC&A Solutions Eng,. LLC), Rick Hill (Microalloying), Chris Kocurek (Conocophillips), Chris McMillan (Chevron), Mario Saba (Aspen Aerogels), McBride, Christopher (JM), Elizabeth Whitsitt (TechnipFMC), Warren Jones (EXXON)
5. Are there special format requirements for final document, i.e. knowledge of ISO template required), significant graphics, photos or equations) required that would need extraordinary resources? Yes No X
If Yes, please provide details:
6. Please provide any other information that is pertinent to the proposed action. N/A
7. Is this standard part of the Monogram Program, or if a first edition, proposed to be part of the program? Yes No X
II. Project Timing and Funding
1. Is there a need to commit resources to supplement the development of the draft? Would a paid content specialist accelerate progress on the development/revision? Is there a readily available content specialist? No funding is required.
2. Is there research proposed to accomplish the proposed action? Yes No X If yes, complete Part B of this form.
Proposed date draft will be ready for Proposed start date: 1 February 2021 31 October 2022 letter ballot: TG/WG: (estimated number Content Management: 10 volunteer of volunteers needed) ($ amount "if needed" or volunteer)
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Standards Resource & Research Request (SR3) Form Committee on Standardization of Oilfield Equipment & Materials
PART B – Research Plan
I. Background and Information 1. Proposed Research Title:
2. Proposed Project Scope:
3. a. What is the business need for the proposed research? b. How does the research support the proposed action identified in Part A? c. What are the implications of not performing the proposed research? $
4. Is the proposed research edition-specific for a single standard or will it result in technology enhancement for multiple standards? Yes No If multiple standards, please cite the standards effected:
5. Is a joint industry project (JIP) a possibility? Yes No If Yes, with who?
6. Are there opportunities for leveraged research with other organizations? Yes No What organizations?
II. Project Timing and Funding:
1. Proposed Research Amount: $
2. Research Timing: Research is necessary prior to scheduled Research can be done concurrent with revision. revision.
Anticipated Research Funding Needs Estimated Completion Date Year 1 $ Year 2: $ Year 3: $ Year 4: $ Previous Funding: $
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Standards Resource & Research Request (SR3) Form Committee on Standardization of Oilfield Equipment & Materials
PART C – Proposal Feedback/Approval Information
For Subcommittee Use, if applicable SC comments to Proposer/WG: Date approved by subcommittee:
For CSOEM Use Date submitted to CSOEM: CSOEM comments: Date approved by CSOEM: Date rejected by CSOEM (if applicable)
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Rev 3 Document API RP 17U Recommended Practice for Wet and Dry Thermal Insulation of Subsea Flowlines and Equipment Published Revision First edition published in 2/11/2015
Chair Aquiles Perez Approved SRRR? Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
This Recommended Practice (RP) provides guidance for the performance, qualification, application, quality control, handling, and storage requirements of wet and dry thermal insulation for subsea applications in the petroleum and gas industries. This guideline also covers the inspection of the insulation, and the repair of insulation defects. The installation method is not defined and may be either S-lay, J-lay or Reel-lay. This guideline is intended to cover all three installation methods.
Annex A defines the minimum requirements for the performance qualification testing and inspection testing requirements for wet insulation systems (insulations in direct contact with sea water).
Annex B defines the minimum requirements for the performance qualification testing and inspection testing requirements for dry insulation systems (insulations in direct contact with sea water).
This document is not indented to address either installation procedures or proprietary fabrication of any particular insulation type.
2. MILESTONES
First edition published in 2/11/2015.
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 48
% Users-Operators 38 % Manufacturers 29 % General Interest 24
Name Company E-Mail Address
Mario Saba Aspen Aerogel [email protected] Ricky Barrera AITiSS Technologies [email protected] Ricardo Pardey BP [email protected] Enzo Savino Conoco Phillips [email protected] Aquiles Perez EC&A Solutions Eng. [email protected] Dana Ali Equinor [email protected] Warren P. Jones ExxonMobil [email protected] Lars Artun GE Oil & Gas VG [email protected] Christopher McBride jm [email protected] Jason Koravos Johns Manville [email protected] Rick Hill Microalloying [email protected] Saboura rokhsari Roxul [email protected] Pablo Wiesemann SHAWCOR [email protected] Nitin Vaidya Shell [email protected] Karan Deokar Shell [email protected] Specialty Application Daryl Allen [email protected] Services, Inc. Melissa Gould Stress Engineering [email protected] Eric Gage Stress Engineering [email protected] Elizabeth Whitsitt TechnipFMC [email protected] Denis Melot Total [email protected] Julien Rolland Total [email protected]
4. STATUS
API RP 17U Recommended Practice for Wet and Dry Thermal Insulation of Subsea Flowlines and Equipment First Edition has been published. This information can also be found at:
http://www.api.org/publications-standards-and-statistics/standards/whatsnew/publication- updates/new-exploration-and-production-publications/api_rp_17u
API RP 17U was recently reaffirmed for 5 more years; however, based on the comments received during the reaffirmation process, it seems there are potential updates / enhancements to the current edition. The task group has decided to work in a new revision of this document. For instance some updates to consider could potentially include: • ISO 12736 is referenced into the relevant sections (wet insulations) of API RP 17U.
• Update Dry insulation section.
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic 08/19/2020 New Members/ review of existing RP for by current team 11/19/2020 Discussion / acceptance of requesting SRRR
5. ISSUES
SRRR is presented at the SC17 Winter Meeting for review and approval before commencing the revision efforts.
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
Potential dates of next revision
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting Q1 2021 Q1 2021 Q4 2022 Q2 2023
SC17 TASK GROUP STATUS REPORT
Document 17V Published Revision 1st Chair Christopher Curran Approved SRRR? Yes Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting TBA 2Q 2020 TBA TBA
3. PARTICIPANTS
Needs updating following significant changes in the industry. Tried to stand up a new working group in 2020, but could not get adequate response from companies that had made comments to last published edition. Activity was placed on hold until such time as a working group could be convened.
% International Participant
% Users-Operators % Manufacturers % General Interest
Name Company E-Mail Address
4. STATUS
On hold pending formation of a new working group.
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic
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5. ISSUES
Current Chair is planning to stand down at SC17 Winter meeting 2021.
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
No current plans.
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Document 17W Published Revision 1 Chair Daniel Sadenwater Approved SRRR? Y Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
RP 17W is currently in process of 1st revision.
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting Q1 2020 Q4 2019 Q3 2020 December 2020
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 35
% Users-Operators 45 % Manufacturers 45 % General Interest 10
Name Company E-Mail Address
Daniel Sadenwater (chair) Chevron [email protected] Jasper Naylor (co-chair) BP [email protected]
Ian Fisher Shell [email protected] Ross Frazer HWCG [email protected] Brett Morry Trendsetter [email protected] Rick Graff Pathcon [email protected] Bill Cowan ENI [email protected] Gary Arrington MWCC [email protected] Andrew Higgins MWCC [email protected] Joe Savoy Wild Well Control [email protected] Eric Larson Baker Hughes, GE [email protected] Bill Carbaugh Baker Hughes, GE [email protected]
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Brian Skeels TFMC [email protected] Ed Knerr OneSubsea [email protected] Geir Karlsen Shell [email protected] Gregg Walz Oxy [email protected] Mitch Guinn OSRL [email protected] Suleman Sule Total [email protected] Aymeric Floch Total [email protected] Daniel Dawes Total [email protected]
4. STATUS
Final modification to 1st revision have been completed and all ballot comments addressed by the committee. Document submitted to API for final circulation and publication.
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic
5. ISSUES
None
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
None
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Document 17X Published Revision Chair JD Friedemann Approved SRRR? Yes Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
Develop a recommended practice for subsea pump module systems
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting Q1 2020 Q3 2020
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 50
% Users-Operators 30 % Manufacturers 68 % General Interest 2
Name Company E-Mail Address Aker Solutions DNV GL Equinor Fuglesang Subsea BHGE OneSubsea Shell Sulzer TechnipFMC Total U. of SE Norway Anadarko Bechtel BHP Billington
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BP BSEE Chevron Doris Endeavor ExxonMobil Granherne HMILLC Independent ITT Leistritz CNOOC
4. STATUS
Just received Ballot results
(Provide a brief explanation of the TG activities, changes since last meeting, etc)
-2- SC17 TASK GROUP STATUS REPORT
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic Jan -Dec 2020 Comment resolution and document restructuring Most Active attendees: Aker, BHP Billington, BP, Doris, Eagle Burgman, Equinor, Exxon, HMILLC, One Subsea, Shell, Sulzer, TechnipFMC
5. ISSUES
Need to arrange meeting with negative vote prior to initiating comment resolution meetings
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
Next set of review meetings to start as soon as the received comments are reviewed and summarized.
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Document 17Y Published Revision Chair Farah Saidi Approved SRRR? Yes Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
Scope from SRRR or if not under approved SRRR, potential scope of next revision
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting Q2 2014 Q3 2014 Q1 2021 (2nd ballot) 2Q2021
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant
% Users-Operators % Manufacturers % General Interest
Name Company E-Mail Address Farah Saidi BP [email protected] Andrew Grace IntecSea [email protected] Ann Davis Nalco-Champion [email protected] David R. Simpson Cameron [email protected] Howard Duhon Gates [email protected] Ferhat M Erdal CVX [email protected] Gregor Deans Total [email protected] Jake Hennig Stress Engineering [email protected]) Jason Strouse Wood Group [email protected] John Allen IntecSea [email protected] Muge Demiroglo BP [email protected] Roy Chan BP [email protected] Jason Mallory Skoflo [email protected] Eric Regel Gates [email protected]
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Tom Lyons WGK [email protected] Marice Slot Hunting-International [email protected] Tomm Hermansen Oceaneering [email protected]
4. STATUS
The RP was developed by the task group in its entirely in Q2, 2019 and was sent for ballot. The ballot was passed with three negative votes and 17 affirmative votes. The comments are being incorporated and a meeting was scheduled with negative voters to discuss the “disagreed” comments in person to get a positive outcome quicker. The RP is entirely revised, and it is will be sent to API for technical writing after which it will be issued for re-balloting (Anticipated by the end of January 2021).
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic December 8, 2020 Workshop to review the entire document November 12, 2020 Review sections 4 & 5 October 29, 2020 Review sections 4 & 5 October 21, 2020 Review sections 4 & 5 October 15, 2020 Review sections 4 & 5 August 12, 2020 Review sections 4 & 5 August 5, 2020 Review sections 4 & 5 July 21 & 23, 2020 Workshop to review revised document
5. ISSUES
Several committee members have been resigned due to other commitments, changing jobs or looking for new opportunities. It is a challenge to keep the momentum when so many changes are happening in O&G industry.
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
Yes after receiving comments from second ballot
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Document API 17Z Published Revision NA Chair Richard Barratt Approved SRRR? Yes Meeting Winter 2021
1. SCOPE
API RP 17 Z - This recommended practice is applicable to the design, fabrication, testing, installation and operation of electrical equipment for Subsea Power Systems. This would be limited to subsea equipment (1,000 VAC – 69,000 VAC). It will also cover the subsea installed electrical power equipment and the connections between the various units. The scope would cover topics such as installation, operations, recovery, interfaces, and integration into a system for various subsea electrical equipment including: • MV Penetrators & Connectors • subsea transformers • subsea motors • subsea electrical power transmission and distribution • static & dynamic subsea electrical power cables • subsea electric actuators It is intended as standard to cover the system design, installation and operation for subsea electrical equipment and not as an equipment standard that would cover the fabrication, manufacturing, and performance testing. It will reference the SEPS subsea equipment standards that have been recently brought into the IEC/IEEE family of equipment standards.
2. MILESTONES
Start Initial Prep SRRR Approved Ballot Draft Ready Planned Publish Meeting Q1 2020 Q3 2019
Unrestricted -1- SC17 TASK GROUP STATUS REPORT
3. PARTICIPANTS
% International Participant 43%
% Users-Operators 38% % Manufacturers 45% % General Interest 17%
Name Company E-Mail Address
John Pretlove ABB [email protected] Dan Friedemann Aker [email protected] Daniel Harries Aker [email protected] Ivan Pinto API [email protected] Dane Martindale Aramco Americas [email protected] Ian Kent Baker Hughes [email protected] Geoge Bitar BP [email protected] John Goodey BP [email protected] John Stansfield BP [email protected] Lucero Betancur BP [email protected] Mike Ferrera BP [email protected] Ray Fleming BP [email protected] Margaret Norman BP [email protected] Matthew Green BP [email protected] Alton Payne BSEE [email protected] David Nedorostek BSEE [email protected] Greg Clement Chevron [email protected] Christopher Curran Consultant [email protected] Mike Alford Consultant [email protected] Charlie White Doris [email protected] André Mærli Equinor [email protected] Even Tjaland Equinor [email protected] Steinar Midttveit Equinor [email protected] Dave Wilkinson Exxon [email protected] Kasey Herman EXXONMOBIL [email protected] Steve Lanier EXXONMOBIL [email protected] David McLauren Intecsea [email protected] Burkhard Sommer OSS [email protected] Craig Smith OSS [email protected] Erik Andre Torbergsen OSS [email protected]
Unrestricted -2- SC17 TASK GROUP STATUS REPORT
John Olav Floeisand OSS [email protected] Manfred Hartwig OSS [email protected] Cole Melancon OSS [email protected] Carlo Monteverde Saipem [email protected] Michele Bosciano Saipem [email protected] Dave Burns Shell [email protected] Dave Liney Shell [email protected] Anngjerd Pleym Siemens [email protected] Bjorn Rasch Siemens [email protected] Chris Plant Siemens [email protected] Richard Barratt Siemens [email protected] Jon Burghardt Subsea7 [email protected] Lars Farestvedt TechnipFMC [email protected] Greg Sivik Teledyne [email protected] Michael Greene Teledyne [email protected] Mike Williams Teledyne [email protected] Ed Champagne TFMC [email protected] Gail Henry Wood [email protected] John Allen Consultant [email protected] Luciana Abib OIE [email protected] Alun Rees OIE [email protected] Doug Wiles TFMC [email protected]
4. STATUS
(Provide a brief explanation of the TG activities, changes since last meeting, etc)
Meetings conducted since last conference (Attach attendance records) Date Topic 27 February 2020 Kick off meeting, scope discussion 25 June 2020 Scope and document outline discussion 3 September 2020 Document outline discussion and allocation of tasks 1 October 2020 Document outline discussion and discussion of tasks 5 November Document outline discussion and discussion of tasks 3 December 2020 Document outline discussion and discussion of tasks
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5. ISSUES
No issues identified at this time
6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
Future meetings will be held quarterly to review the progress of the writing groups.
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