Academic excellence for business and the professions
15th International Conference:
The Jack-Up Platform
Design, Construction & Operation
15th - 16th September 2015
City University London, UK
Monday 14th September 2015
18.00
–
18.30
Early Registration
Location: Crown Tavern, Clerkenwell Green, EC1R 0EG
Delegates have the opportunity of registering early before the conference from 6 to 6.30pm.
18.00
–
22.00
Evening Reception
Location: Crown Tavern, Clerkenwell Green, EC1R 0EG
Supported by DNV GL Noble Denton
Marine Assurance & Advisory service line
Tuesday 15th September 2015
08.30
–
08.55
Registration and coffee
Location: Rhind Building
09.00
– 9.15
Conference Opening
Location: Centenary Building
Speaker: TBC
10.15
–
10.40
Paper 1
09.15 –
09.40
Boundary Layer Profile: Background and Mathematical Tools
J. Andrew Breuer, Joseph H. Rousseau, James N. Brekke
ABS
Paper 2
09.40 –
09.50
Modern Jack-Ups and their Dynamic Behaviour: Investigating the trends and limits of moving into deeper waters
T. Koole, M. van der Kraan
Shell Global Solutions
Paper 3
09.50 –
10.15
Tools for managing VDL limitations in challenging Australian soil and environmental conditions
Ian Moyle1, Mark Hayward2, Zahidur Rahman2, Dr Yahui Zhang2
1.
Origin Energy 2. Noble Denton Marine Assurance and Advisory, DNV GL
Coffee break
Location: Rhind Building
Tuesday 15th September 2015 (continued)
12.25
–
13.20
15.05
–
15.30
18.00
–
22.00
Paper 4
10.45 –
11.10
Jackup Going on Location Analysis
ABS
Keppel/Bennett Offshore
Genesis Engineering
Paper 5
11.10 –
11.35
On the role of jack-up hull-in-water radiation impedance during spudcan impacts with the seabed
Kevin Drake and Yahui Zhang
Noble Denton Marine Assurance and Advisory, DNV GL
Paper 6
11.35 –
12.00
Numerical modelling of the dynamic interaction between jack-up vessel legs and the seabed
Jorrit-Jan Serraris1, Mike Woning2
1.
MARIN, 2. Deltares
Paper 7
12.00 –
12.25
Key parameters in developing preloading procedure and strategy for MODU operating in difficult soil and
environmental conditions in Southeast Asia.
Li Xiang1, Paul Handidjaja1, John Fawcett1, Teh T.C. 2, Patrick Wong3
1.
Braemar Technical Services (Offshore), 2. Seadrill Management Services, 3. ExxonMobil
Lunch
Location: Rhind Building
Paper 8
13.25 –
13.50
Review of Historical Jack-Up Rig Spudcan Penetration Predictions in Malaysian Waters
Muhammad Joehan Bin Rohani1, Fatimah Az Zahra1, Azam B A Rahman1 Nancy Chan2
PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. 2. Fugro Singapore Pte Ltd
Paper 9
13.50 –
14.15
Re-visiting Yolla – New Insights on Spudcan Penetration
Erbrich C1, Amodio A1, Krisdani H1, Lam S. and Xu X1. Tho. KK.2
Fugro AG Pty Ltd. 2. Fugro Singapore Pte Ltd.
Paper 10
14.15 –
14.40
A Centrifugal model study for Bearing Capacity of the Spudcan Foundation in Single Clay and Sand over Clay
Junhwan Choi, Boem-Seon Jang
Department of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering, Seoul National University
Paper 11
14.40 –
15.05
Theoretical study on the effect of a weak layer on the vertical bearing capacity of spudcans in clay
Vaughan Meyer, Youhu Zhang & Arjen Kort
Norwegian Geotechnical Institute
Tea Break
Location: Rhind Building
Paper 12
15.35 –
16.00
Spudcan penetration analyses for two case histories in sand overlying clay
Pan Hu, Mark Cassidy, Dong Wang and Sam Stanier
Centre for Offshore Foundation Systems, The University of Western Australia
Paper 13
16.00 –
16.25
Use of Novel Spudcan Shapes for Mitigating Punch-Through Hazards
Joonmo Lee1, Youngho Kim1, Shazzad Hossain1, Mark Cassidy1, Yuxia Hu1 Jonghwa Won2, Jong-Sik Park2, Min Jung Jun2
Centre for Offshore Foundation System, The University of Western Australia
Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering, Co. Ltd., Korea
Paper 14
16.25 –
16.50
Development of a Force Based Resultant Model for Spudcans on Dense Sands Based on Centrifuge Studies
Ning Cheng and Mark J. Cassidy
Centre for Offshore Foundation Systems and ARC CoE for Geotechnical Science and Engineering, The University of Western
Australia
16.50 –
18.00
Status Update on SNAME T&RB 5-5A and ISO’s 19905-1, -2 and -3
Conference Dinner
Location: The Great Hall, College Building
Wednesday 16th September 2015
10.40
–
11.05
12.50
–
13.45
Paper 15
09.00 –
09.25
Overcome Jack-up Rig Installation Problem in Difficult Soil Condition in East Sea – A Case History
Li Xiang1, Paul Handidjaja1 Teh T.C. 2 Nhut Dinh Quang3
Braemar Technical Services (Offshore), 2. Seadrill Management Services, 3. PV Drilling
Paper 16
09.25 –
09.50
Modelling the effects of pauses during spudcan penetration on the further installation behaviour
Raffaele Ragni, Britta Bienen, Dong Wang & Mark J. Cassidy
Centre for Offshore Foundation Systems and ARC CoE for Geotechnical Science and Engineering, The University of Western
Australia
Paper 17
09.50 –
10.15
Case Study of Spudcan Re-penetration Analysis Using Large Deformation Finite Element Approach
Kee Kiat Tho1 and Nancy Chan1 Yangrui Zhou2, Jiantao Liu2 and Songwang Zhou2
Fugro Singapore Pte Ltd2. China Oilfield Services Limited
Paper 18
10.15 –
10.40
3D Large Deformation Finite Element Analysis on Jack-up Reinstallation Next to an Existing Footprint
Wensong Zhang
Centre for Offshore Foundation System, The University of Western Australia
Coffee Break
Location: Rhind Building
Paper 19
11.10 –
11.35
Seabed Remediation for Safe Sequential Jack-Up Vessel Installations in the Harbour Areas
L. Kellezi1, L. Xu1 & C. Molina1 T.C. Millward2 & M.S. Pedersen2
GEO, Copenhagen, Denmark. 2. A2SEA A/S, Fredericia, Denmark
Paper 20
11.35 –
12.00
Earthquake Assessments of Jack-ups Using ISO 19905-1:2013 Screening Procedures
Douglas Stock, John Stiff and Jim Brekke
Paper 21
12.00 –
12.25
Re-visiting Yolla – Managing Storm Stability; Geotechnical Assessment
Amodio A1, Erbrich C.T1, Murgavel V. 1 Moyle I. 2
Fugro AG Pty Ltd. 2. Origin Energy Pty Ltd.
Paper 22
12.25 –
12.50
Verification of an elasto-plastic vessel impact analysis method against a known incident
Ankor Raithatha, Richard Stonor
Noble Denton Marine Assurance and Advisory, DNV GL
Lunch
Location: Rhind Building
Paper 23
13.50 –
14.10
Update on revisions to the MWS Rig Move document (presentation only)
James Miller
ACE Group
Papers
24 & 25
14.10 –
14.45
A FE procedure for calculation of fixity of jack-up foundations with skirts using cyclic strain contour diagrams
Hans Petter Jostad, Øyvind Torgersrud and Harun Kürşat Engin
NGI
Paper 26
14.45 –
15.10
Design considerations of DOL and VFD Jacking System
Bernard Voon Ee HOW, Hai Dong XU, Satish MENON and Kok Seng FOO
Keppel Offshore & Marine Technology Centre
Non-Linear Versus Linear Foundation Modelling In Dynamic Response Of An Aj70 Accommodation Jack-Up
H. Hofstede1, S.M. Hoogeveen1 K. Skau2, Ø. Torgersrud2, H. K. Engin2
1.
GustoMSC & GustoMSC US 2. NGI
15.10
–
15.25
Conference Closing Address
15.25
–
15.50
Tea Break
Location: Rhind Building