Introduction to Spars

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  • Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
  • SPAR: The robust, reliable deepwater solution.

Комментарии • 9

  • @EddiedeAbreu
    @EddiedeAbreu 10 лет назад +2

    This is a fascinating technology, created by the great Ed E Horton (HORTON Wison Deepwater inc), a perfect solution for deep waters production.

    • @CraigLang
      @CraigLang 5 лет назад

      Eddie, See my comment above. Semis withstorae are taking over. Sadly, few understand them.

    • @CraigLang
      @CraigLang 4 года назад

      Eddie de Abreu Technip spar for Mad Dog 2, now Argos, was dropped when BP AND billiton found it would cost $22 billion! The MPSS replaced it and costs topped to $9billion! A record saving with more to come in operation and maintenance, just as we claimed in 1986 !

  • @franktang831
    @franktang831 12 лет назад

    it's very useful

  • @CraigLang
    @CraigLang Год назад

    Obsolete since Mad Dog reached twenty two billion and was replaced by Langs MPSS, saving $13 billion!

  • @CraigLang
    @CraigLang 5 лет назад

    Frank, today 2018, this is obsolete. The MPSS ring pontoon semi with SCrs (also our invention) and two million barrels storage as we, Seaways Engineering (UK ) Ltd, London, promoted in UK in 19888 is now dominant. At that time others had written off semis and turned to ship shapes and this very expensive creature. BP saved $13 billion by cancelling the Spar for Mad Dog 2 and adopting our ring pontoon semi. We were funded by Conoco and approved by Shell. More savings to come as they adopt lessons I learned on building three poorly designed semis in the 80s. See www.swaei.com.

  • @CraigLang
    @CraigLang 3 года назад

    Obsolete. BP cancelled Technip spar for Mad Dog 2 and selected Lang’s MPSS. This reduced costs from $22 billion to $9 billion. The semi is now building in Korea at a cost $1.3 billion! Langs MPSS for renewables is a fraction of that since it is a non hydrocarbon application, less hazardous!

  • @llifeform
    @llifeform 10 лет назад +3

    What about uploading this in HD-quality ? :-) Very nice and informative video.