Types of offshore oil and gas structures


Autor:
  • Office of Ocean Exploration and Research
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), US Department of Commerce
  • Graphic originally developed and provided to NOAA by Oil States Industries, Inc., supplier of many of the technologies and connecting systems for these offshore platforms
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Types of Offshore Oil and Gas Structures
  • 1) & 2) Conventional fixed platforms (deepest: Shell’s Bullwinkle in 1991 at 412 m/1,353 ft GOM)
  • 3) Compliant tower (deepest: ChevronTexaco’s Petronius in 1998 at 534 m /1,754 ft GOM)
  • 4) & 5) Vertically moored tension leg and mini-tension leg platform (deepest: ConocoPhillips’ Magnolia in 2004 1,425 m/4,674 ft GOM)
  • 6) Spar (deepest: Dominion’s Devils Tower in 2004, 1,710 m/5,610 ft GOM)
  • 7) & 8) Semi-submersibles (deepest: Shell’s NaKika in 2003, 1920 m/6,300 ft GOM)
  • 9) Floating production, storage, and offloading facility (deepest: 2005, 1,345 m/4,429 ft Brazil)
  • 10) Sub-sea completion and tie-back to host facility (deepest: Shell’s Coulomb tie to NaKika 2004, 2,307 m/ 7,570 ft)
(Numbered from left to right; all records from 2005 data)
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