Safety and Integrity of Arctic Marine Pipelines
Safety and Integrity of Arctic Marine Pipelines Progress Report #1 Results of Field Study Submitted to: Minerals Management Service United States Department of the Interior Herndon, VA Submitted by: C-CORE St. John's, Newfoundland C-CORE Publication 97-C30 July 1997 C-CORE Memorial University of Newfoundland St. John's, NF, A 1B 3X5, Canada C-CORE Tel. (709) 737-8354 Fax. (709) 737-4706 The correct citation for this report is : Paulin, M.J. (1997). "Safety and Integrity of Arctic Marine Pipelines; Progress Report# 1 - Results of Field Study". Contract Report for Minerals Management Service, United States Department of the Interior, C-CORE Publication 97-C30, July. QUALITY CONTROL REPORT Client: Minerals Management Service United States Department of the Interior Project: Client's Contract Ref.: C-CORE Cost Centre: 3-40425 Document Title: Safety and Integrity of Arctic Marine Pipelines Progress Report # 1 - Results of Field Study C-CORE Pub. No.: 97-C30 Prepared By: Mike Paulin Date: July 22, 1997 Document Accepted Reviewers Date Signature Technical Accuracy -:Jul'/ JJ/'17 s1--J-JJ. - ~ <.._./ ;\~ ...,+ u/'f7 ((.fl 7 . ,,. Syntax 1 -r t <,,41: f. ff I I ifi::J :J.1 I . G~ '~s. I Layout & Presentation ~i'<J;;11/'17 c.£ ,,1,#~tc·;f- General Evaluation Av~ .....,+. 2.8/cf! f(.()J~ - ' Approval for Release ft 1 L-r+t' /i 'OvAS~-- Date: rJ d-/9 7 President & CEO . I v EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The goal ofthe Pressure Ridge Ice Scour Experiment (PRISE) is to develop the capability to design pipelines and other seabed installations in regions gouged by ice, taking into account the soil deformations and stress changes which may be caused during a gouge event.
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