TBDP-A-S-RPT-1020 - Substructure Inplace Analysis

PROJECT NAME
;:
PROVISION OF CONCEPTUAL AND FEED SERVICES

FOR THAI BINH DEVELOPMENT PROJECT,
BLOCKS 102 & 106, OFFSHORE VIETNAM
DOCUMENT TITLE
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SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS REPORT
DOCUMENT NO.
TBDP-A-S-RPT-1020
CONTRACT NO.
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CTR NO.
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C-ST- 601, B-ST- 613, B-ST-614
PCV/TBDP- A/2011/702
CONTRACTOR
REV CODE
ISSUE
DATE
DOC STATUS
AUTHOR
CHECKER
APPROVER
NAME
NAME
NAME
COMPANY
ACCEPTANCE
NAME
28-05-12
IFR
HDN/PVP
SPK
HTH
31-08-12
AFB/AFD
HDN/PVP
SPK
HTH
SM
13-11-12
Re-AFB/AFD
PTS
AM/FRF
Andrew Hoang
SM
DATE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0
INTRODUCTION
1.1
GENERAL
1.2
PLAFORM DESCRIPTION
1.3
REFERENCE
2.0
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
3.0
COMPUTER MODEL
4.0
LOAD SIMULATION
11
4.1
BASIC LOAD CASE
11
4.2
LOAD COMBINATION MATRIX
14
4.3
LOAD COMBINATION SUMMARY
14
5.0
ANALYSIS
17
6.0
RESULT SUMMARY
18
6.1
SUBSTRUCTURE MEMBER UNITY CHECK
18
6.2
SUBSTRUCTURE MAXIMUM JOINT UNITY CHECK
18
6.3
MAXIMUM RELATIVE JOINT DISPLACEMENTS
19
6.4
PILE UNITY CHECK
19
6.5
FOUNDATION ANALYSIS SUMMARY
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ATTACHMENT 1: Load Combination Matrix (16 pages)

ATTACHMENT 2: SACS Basic Load Case and Load Combination (336 pages)
ATTACHMENT 3: SACS Member Unity Check Listing (36 pages)
ATTACHMENT 4: SACS Joint Unity Check Listing (6 pages)
ATTACHMENT 5: SACS Maximum Relative Joint Deflections (11 pages)
ATTACHMENT 6: SACS Pile Unity Check Listing (7 pages) ATTACHMENT 1: SACS Input File ( 45 pages)
1.1: Model Input File ( 39 pages)
1.2: PSI Input File ( 4 pages)
1.3: Joint Can Input File ( 2 pages)
ATTACHMENT 2: SACS Basic Load Case and Load Combination ( 25 pages)
2.1: SACS Basic Load Case ( 7 pages)
2.2: SACS Load Combination ( 3 pages)
2.3: Load Combination Matrix ( 15 pages)
ATTACHMENT 3: SACS Member Unity Check Output (34 pages)
3.1: Member Unity Check Listing ( 21 pages)
3.2: Member Unity Check Plots ( 13 pages)
ATTACHMENT 4: SACS Joint Unity Check Listing ( 5 pages)
ATTACHMENT 5: SACS Maximum Relative Joint Displacements (7 pages)
ATTACHMENT 6: SACS Pile Check Listing (32 pages)
6.1: Pile Unity Check Listing ( 29 pages)
6.2: Pile Maximum Axial Capacity Check ( 3 pages)

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INTRODUCTION
GENERAL
PETRONAS Carigali Overseas Sdn Bhd (PCOSB) is undertaking development of Thai Binh field,
which is located approximately 20 km offshore southeast from Hai Phong port, S. R. Vietnam in
the Blocks 102&106, with a water depth of 25-30 m.
There is no existing facility nearby Thai Binh field. It is planned to have a wellhead platform
(WHP) tie back to onshore terminal at Tien Hai terminal via a 16-inch approximately 20 km
pipeline. Refer to Figure 1.1 for base case schematic of Thai Binh field development.
CONTRACTOR is engaged to undertake Conceptual and FEED Engineering services for one (01)
WHP for Thai Binh project (i.e. TBDP-A). The gas evacuation from TBDP-A will be directed to
onshore terminal via a 16-inch pipeline designed and installed by OTHERS. TBDP-A platform is
anticipated to handle a maximum gas capacity of 26 mmscfd. First gas is scheduled in Quarter 3,
2013.
TBDP-A shall be a drilling platform which would accommodate four (04) conductor slots. A dry ring
main shall be provided for use during drilling. As TBDP-A is a riser hub for Northern Gas Network
Development, future tie-in facilities shall also be provided.
Figure 1.1: Base case schematic of Thai Binh field development

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PLAFORM DESCRIPTION
The TBDP-A structure is an unmanned wellhead platform located in a water depth of 28.69.2m.
The platform is oriented 90degree counter clockwise from true North.
The jacket is a tripod structure with 1372mm diameter piles, installed through the three corner
legs. The jacket is configured as equal side triangle with distance of 10m between each leg. The
work point spacing is 10.00m x 8.66m at EL (+)9.00m.
Jacket horizontal framings are at EL (+)6.50m, EL (-)9.00m and EL (-)28.68.80m. The jacket legs
true batter are 1:9.188 at leg A1 & A3 and 1:5.305 at leg B2.is 1:8.
The jacket is designed to accommodate the following
2 Nos 660508mm (2620) conductors, [HOLD]
2 Nos 660mm (26) future conductors
1 No - 3 levels Boat landing, i.e., EL (+)3.50m, EL (+)1.70m and EL (-)0.10m
1 No 406mm (16) gas riser
1 No 323mm (12) future riser
1 No - riser guard
1 No - 762mm open drain caisson
The WHP topsides is an integrated structure designed to accommodate a drilling by jack-up rig
and also to facilitate well servicing operations such as coil tubing unit and wire line activities . It
consists of three primary levels (i.e., Helideck at TOP TOP EL (+)27.00m, Main Deck at TOS EL
(+)23.00m and Cellar Deck at TOS EL(+)15.50m). The Mezzanine Deck at TOS EL (+)19.50m
and Sump Deck at TOS EL (+)11.50m are provided for access.
The Sump Deck supports the following equipment;
Closed Drain Vessel and Pump
Open Drain Caisson and Pump
Toilet
Access walkways to swing rope
The Cellar Deck supports the following equipment;
Pig Launcher 16
Pig Receiver 12 (Future)
Instrument/Fuel Gas Skid Package
Methanol Injection Skid Package
Corrosion Inhibitor Injection Skid Package (Future)
Wellhead Control Panel
Temporary Personnel Shelter
Instrument Equipment Room
MPFM (Future)
Storage Room
Two (2) Life Rafts
The Mezzanine Deck support the following equipment
Wellhead W1P and W2P
Two (2) Wellhead (Future)
SCSSV Wellhead Equalisation Pump
Portable & Service Water Pump
Diesel Engine Generator
Gas Engine Generator
Battery Room

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Electrical Equipment Room
The Main Deck support the following equipment

Methanol Tote Tank
Corrosion Inhibitor Tote Tank (Future)
Diesel Storage Tank
Portable & Service Water Tank
CO2 Snuffing System Package
Diesel Coarse Filter
Diesel Filter Coalescer
Jib Crane
Fire Fighting Equipment
Microwave Antenna
The Helideck support the following
Helicopter EC155 model
Aluminium Helideck Pancake
The computer model plot of WHP is shown in Figure 1.2 below
Figure 1.2: TBDP-A Platform Configuration
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REFERENCE
Company Standard
No.
1
Document No.
PTS 34.19.10.30, Jan 2010
Document Title
Design of Fixed Offshore Structure
International Code and Standard

No.
Document No.
Document Title
API RP 2A-WSD, 21st Edition,

Dec 2000 (Errata and
Supplement 3, Oct 2007)
Recommended Practice for Planning, Designing, and

Constructing Fixed Offshore Platforms Working
Stress Design
AISC Manual of Steel

Construction Allowable
Stress Design, 9th Edition, Jun
1989
Specification for Structural Steel Buildings Allowable

Stress Design and Plastic Design
Project Reference
No.
Document No.
Document Title
Asiangeos Report no.

PGS/SI/2012/PCOSB01/FR(C), 12th September
2012, Revision 1.0Report No
PSI/SI/2011/22-11/FR
Geotechnical Investigation Report

Final Report-Platform For Soil Boring At BH TB-P1,
Thai Binh Field, Block 106 Offshore Vietnam
Report No C50631/5751/R1,
Rev 1 dated 17 Febuary 2010.
Fugro Global Environment & Ocean Sciences, Block

01/97 and 02/97 Metocean Criteria Study.
TBDP-A-S-RPT-1001, Rev. 21
Substructure Design Basis
Topside Design Basis
Substructure Computer Model Report
Substructure Load Formulation Report
Topside Computer Model Report
Topside Load Formulation Report

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The results of substructural in-place analysis reveal that the proposed jacket configuration is
adequate to withstand forces induced under various operation and design conditions for the inservice condition.
Some key conclusions are highlighted as follows:
The substructural configuration is technically feasible to withstand simultaneous
production and drilling (by jack-up rig) operation up to both 1-year operating storm and
100-year extreme storm.
The platform requires three (3) nos. of 1372mm through leg piles with 112m penetration.
The platform is designed to support four (4) conductors, i.e., two (2) 660508mm
conductors and two (2) 660mm future conductors.
The platform is designed to accommodate some future equipment that may be installed
on the platform, i.e., future pig receivers and one future 12 risers.

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COMPUTER MODEL
A three-dimensional space frame computer model of the structure shall been used for the
analysis. The model shall at least consist of the following:
Jacket structure (leg, cans, vertical and horizontal diagonal braces)

Piles above mudline
Conductors (2 nos. current 2620, and 2 nos. future 26)
Risers (1 no. 16, 1 no. 12 future)
Boatlanding (1 no.)
Riser guard (1 no.)
Open drain caisson (1 no.)
Topsides model
The piles shall be modeled at their actual penetration below the mud line. The pile-soil behavior
shall be modeled through the p-y, t-z and q-z curves based on Geotechnical Investigation Report
for BH TB-WHP Block 102 & 106 Offshore Vietnam, Vietnam Report No:
PGSSI/SI/20121/22/PCOSB-11/FR (1.0)01/FR(C).
The Platform North of TB WHP is orientated at 900 anti-clockwise from the True North.
The coordinate system shall have the origin at the intersection of Row A and Row 2 at Mean Sea
Level (MSL) with the following conventions:
Z axis vertical upwards

Y axis aligned with platform North
X axis determined using the right-hand rule (i.e aligned with platform East).

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8.66m
Figure 3.1: Platform Orientation and Axes Plan View
10.0m
Figure 3.2: Substructure Orientation and Axes Elevation View

A1
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EL(+)9000
EL(+)6500
Z
MSL
EL(-)9000
EL(-)28600

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LOAD SIMULATION
BASIC LOAD CASE

Loads acting on the structure are formulated into the following categories:
Dead loads
Live loads
Environmental loads
Table 4.1: The basic load cases for the in-place analysis are summarized as below:
Fx
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
170.7
0.0
687.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
222.5
222.5
0.0
0.0
1566.9
FORCES (kN)
Fy
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
122.1
0.0
492.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
222.5
222.5
-38.2
Fz
-6672.2
-2193.4
-314.2
-27.1
-215.7
-207.3
-112.0
-62.5
-29.5
0.0
-273.7
-3836.8
-1480.7
-2048.9
-1217.1
-48.3
-90.1
-98.1
0.0
0.0
-206.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-380.1
-380.1
-380.1
-380.1
-380.1
-380.1
-380.1
-380.1
-730.4
480.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-49.1

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Fx
1315.8
727.3
-10.3
-800.1
-1444.3
-1640.6
-1371.2
-760.8
11.8
822.6
1420.7
1343.2
1127.1
627.1
-15.7
-692.3
-1218.8
-1384.1
-1159.3
-643.6
22.9
699.6
1199.4
8164.0
6833.7
3744.3
-82.7
-4077.5
-7210.8
-8216.0
-6853.2
-3779.2
95.1
4085.4
7180.4
6236.4
5276.3
2917.2
-45.5
-3085.4
-5495.1
-6284.3
-5305.6
-2930.2
36.2
3095.3
5480.1
1501.7
1113.4
675.4
-75.7
-772.2
-1527.9
FORCES (kN)
Fy
727.7
1262.3
1501.7
1349.3
829.3
42.7
-765.1
-1335.3
-1539.6
-1353.4
-811.6
-31.5
619.9
1084.7
1294.7
1159.6
701.6
38.9
-645.3
-1135.2
-1310.2
-1136.9
-685.4
-174.2
3678.5
6447.6
7626.2
6723.6
4009.8
183.7
-3694.1
-6555.1
-7647.0
-6691.0
-3983.8
-103.3
2855.5
5029.2
5889.9
5144.7
3035.2
106.8
-2880.2
-5070.0
-5912.9
-5125.2
-3021.4
-21.0
622.5
1172.7
1192.7
1330.7
930.9
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Fz
1.1
-2.1
26.8
21.4
16.9
-1.7
-31.1
-42.6
-51.5
-61.4
-32.2
-16.3
17.1
10.8
39.7
34.2
5.4
-4.3
-22.7
-25.5
-48.2
-62.3
-43.4
-62.3
-8.0
-34.9
129.7
117.0
111.4
16.8
-173.6
-132.1
-151.1
-123.3
-151.7
-119.7
4.4
-13.7
108.7
8.0
20.3
-27.8
-62.8
-27.5
-44.0
-135.0
-66.2
76.7
32.9
70.8
57.4
120.4
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FORCES (kN)
Fy
84.1
-727.2
-1268.4
-1356.7
-1418.8
-822.7
Fx
-1536.9
-1236.5
-737.7
-28.9
851.9
1422.1
Fz
156.7
-84.7
-245.9
-137.7
-158.6
-36.5
BASIC LOAD CASE

No.
DESCRIPTION
FORCES (kN)
Fx
Fy
Fz
1A
Structural Computer Generated Self Weight-Min W.D - 1 yr opr
0.00
0.00
-9013.35
1B
Structural Computer Generated Self Weight-Max W.D - 1 yr opr
0.00
0.00
-8468.40
1C
Structural Computer Generated Self Weight-Min W.D - 100 yr opr
0.00
0.00
-9013.35
1D
Structural Computer Generated Self Weight-Max W.D - 100 yr opr
0.00
0.00
-8404.13
1E
Structural Computer Generated Self Weight- Soft Mooring
0.00
0.00
-8649.16
101
Topside Appurtenances Load
0.00
0.00
-2193.35
111
Piping Dry Weight
0.00
0.00
-314.16
112
Piping Operating Weight On Topsides
0.00
0.00
-27.11
113
Equipment Dry Weight
0.00
0.00
-215.68
114
Equipment Operating Weight
0.00
0.00
-207.09
115
Electrical Bulk Weight
0.00
0.00
-111.96
116
Instrument Bulk Weight
0.00
0.00
-62.53
117
Safety Loads
0.00
0.00
-29.54
118
Well Servicing Loads
0.00
0.00
0.00
119
Weight Of Future Facilities
0.00
0.00
-273.72
121
Open Area Live Load At Main Deck (10.0kpa)
0.00
0.00
-3836.81
122
Open Area Live Load At Mezzanine Deck (7.5kpa)
0.00
0.00
-1480.18
123
Open Area Live Load At Cellar Deck (7.5kpa)
0.00
0.00
-2048.85
124
Open Area Live Load At Sump Deck (7.5kpa)
0.00
0.00
-1217.10
125
Laydown Area Live Load (5.0kpa)
0.00
0.00
-702.86
126
Walkway And Escape Route Live Load (5.0kpa)
0.00
0.00
-869.50
131
Helicopter At Rest Condition
0.00
0.00
-48.25
132
Helideck Open Area Live Load (0.5kpa)
0.00
0.00
-90.07
141
Crane Self Weight
0.00
0.00
-98.10
142
Crane otm w/ boom along (+)y dir.
0.00
0.00
0.00
143
Crane otm w/ boom along (+)x dir.
0.00
0.00
0.00
144
Crane Operating Axial Load
0.00
0.00
-206.00
151
Wind load in (+)x dir. (operating)
113.43
0.00
0.00
152
Wind load in (+)y dir. (operating)
0.00
81.15
0.00
153
Wind load in (+)x dir. (storm)
405.61
0.00
0.00
154
Wind load in (+)y dir. (storm)
0.00
253.11
0.00
160
Thunder Cranes Load
0.00
0.00
-380.13
161
Thunder Cranes At 30 Deg
0.00
0.00
-380.13
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BASIC LOAD CASE

No.
DESCRIPTION
FORCES (kN)
Fx
Fy
Fz
162
0.00
0.00
-380.14
163
0.00
0.00
-380.13
164
0.00
0.00
-380.14
165
0.00
0.00
-380.13
166
0.00
0.00
-380.13
167
0.00
0.00
-380.13
168
0.00
0.00
-380.13
0.00
0.00
-439.68
SUBSTRUCTURE LOAD CASES

203
Substructure Appurtenances Load - (Dry + Submerged)
221
X Dir Soft Mooring Load At A1
222.49
0.00
0.00
222
X Dir Soft Mooring Load At B2
222.49
0.00
0.00
223
Y Dir Soft Mooring Load At A1
0.00
222.49
0.00
224
Y Dir Soft Mooring Load At B2
0.00
222.49
0.00
301
Wave & Current Loads 0 Deg (1yr Ope Min W/D)
1911.77
-47.35
53.82
302
1579.85
897.85
64.76
303
872.49
1568.40
53.50
304
-33.44
1829.32
3.51
305
-981.62
1640.51
-27.88
306
-1735.40
1005.00
-67.21
307
-1960.03
50.69
-105.88
308
-1648.06
-925.03
-130.42
309
-922.92
-1624.10
-109.36
310
10.60
-1889.43
-68.03
311
992.61
-1674.93
-24.68
312
1715.30
-1007.21
19.25
321
Wave & Current Loads 0 Deg (1yr Ope Max W/D)
1582.08
-37.95
76.24
322
1306.42
744.38
47.67
323
730.22
1310.54
85.58
324
-35.94
1544.53
22.11
325
-829.07
1381.26
0.41
326
-1429.06
830.97
-66.25
327
-1610.91
45.36
-88.94
328
-1357.91
-760.36
-129.04
329
-766.27
-1350.95
-76.10
330
16.20
-1574.44
-62.68
331
823.73
-1384.11
-5.23
332
1412.55
-834.60
26.48
401
8883.98
-196.65
341.84
402
7456.08
4153.56
340.05
403
4136.04
7328.15
325.21
404
-138.90
8628.70
160.37
ENVIRONMENTAL FORCES

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BASIC LOAD CASE

No.
DESCRIPTION
FORCES (kN)
Fx
Fy
Fz
405
-4538.59
7592.54
-51.60
406
-7872.51
4518.82
-199.30
407
-8910.87
208.97
-373.83
408
-7506.81
-4164.31
-394.88
409
-4186.26
-7373.53
-364.91
410
105.74
-8656.93
-190.77
411
4522.89
-7596.02
43.17
412
7857.33
-4525.58
165.89
421
6808.13
-111.93
251.09
422
5720.30
3209.85
116.00
423
3198.89
5675.16
111.72
424
-73.03
6653.96
5.48
425
-3430.48
5797.47
-122.11
426
-5993.94
3408.60
-199.54
427
-6810.11
117.71
-294.98
428
-5783.56
-3223.03
-297.51
429
-3238.92
-5700.25
-160.90
430
40.88
-6683.00
-51.34
431
3413.53
-5800.65
97.05
432
5981.90
-3416.74
155.91
501
Soft Mooring Condition At 0 Deg
844.23
-17.76
19.85
502
704.24
397.42
21.18
503
Soft Mooring Conditon At 60 Deg
390.34
697.30
23.92
504
-15.43
820.72
6.60
505
-433.82
725.69
-16.58
506
-759.46
435.94
-33.93
507
-864.15
19.32
-45.76
508
-731.35
-408.07
-52.54
509
-411.13
-720.52
-42.72
510
5.63
-840.37
-22.84
511
486.43
-822.20
-1.98
512
839.09
-487.95
1.99
Note
(1)
(2)
: SACS generated selfweight is lower than its Topsides (Topsides Load Formulation
Report no: TBDP-A-S-RPT-2011), due to load factor on buoyancy is 1.2 and 1.0 for
substructure and Topside respectively.
: For more detailed Topsides loads, please refer to TBDP-A Topsides Load Formulation
Report no: TBDP-A-S-RPT-2011.
Refer to Doc. No. TBPD-A-S-RPT-1011 Rev.10 Substructure Load Formulation Report for the
detailed calculations. Please refer computer output for basic load case in Attachment 2.1.

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LOAD COMBINATION MATRIX

A total of seventy six load combinations are consider in the analysis.
The design load combination matrix for the present analysis is briefly summarized as Table 4.2.
A detail of load combination matrix can found on Attachment 2.31.
Table 4.2: Load Condition
Load Condition
1
2
3
4
5
4.3
Description
Operating condition during well servicing at max./min. water depth
Extreme Storm condition during well servicing at max./min. water depth
Pullout condition during extreme storm at max. water depth
Soft mooring loads at max./min. water depth
Operating with Calm sea condition
LOAD COMBINATION SUMMARY

The design load combinations for the in-place analysis in association with the conditions listed in
Section 4.2. The detail combined load cases is presented in Attachment 2.2 and the load
summations relative to mudline.
Table 4.3: Load Combination Summary
Load
Comb.
Description
Forces (kN) / Moment (kN-m)
Min Water Depth
Max Water Depth
MSL
MSL
Fx
Fy
Fz
Mx
My
Mz
CM01
Condition 4, at 0 Deg
1402.64
-17.76
-19078.17
-4949.97
151307.94
-2184.33
CM02
1209.14
690.19
-19076.84
-24915.75
146634.86
1630.06
CM03
675.67
1193.51
-19074.10
-38757.49
131790.92
5027.64
CM04
-15.43
1346.86
-19091.43
-41947.92
112640.59
6632.46
OC01
957.66
-17.76
-19759.33
-8254.95
144648.88
-1011.34
OC02
823.79
467.70
-19758.00
-21441.38
141792.67
1630.03
OC03
453.18
808.16
-19755.27
-34655.61
127576.52
3854.70
OC04
-15.43
901.88
-19772.59
-36029.18
115205.53
4600.79
OC05
-496.66
836.54
-19795.77
-35500.62
102514.69
4918.40
OC06
-2012.97
1226.10
-19733.92
-46514.07
56059.06
8278.18
OC07
-2023.49
99.74
-19692.74
-13075.64
56725.39
4163.84
OC08
-1656.38
-983.30
-19955.94
18490.46
68860.33
-2014.09
OC09
-473.96
-831.37
-19821.91
14427.92
103374.78
-3914.58
OC10
5.63
-921.52
-19802.02
16082.01
117553.03
-4730.93
OC11
549.27
-933.05
-19781.17
16590.93
133101.02
-5487.51
OC12
958.64
-558.23
-19777.20
1651.50
140530.16
-3881.44
PS01
7758.40
-120.89
-12464.19
454.51
250012.89
-5223.02
PS02
6605.44
3685.83
-12610.08
-93235.86
226233.94
12835.73
PS03
3679.51
6474.92
-12614.71
-159807.03
156972.80
27589.77
PS04
-78.87
7439.39
-12729.44
-178876.17
66363.34
33590.63
PS05
-3929.63
6607.02
-12867.24
-163483.09
-26702.61
33051.45
PS06
-6900.97
3900.48
-12950.86
-99475.78
-96635.03
22507.95
PS07
-7760.53
127.12
-13053.94
-7334.88
-112969.78
5438.97
PS08
-6673.77
-3700.07
-13056.67
86681.49
-89552.46
-12864.42
PS09
-3722.75
-6502.02
-12909.14
153361.55
-20196.36
-27676.48
PS10
44.15
-7470.75
-12790.81
172701.88
70343.48
-33831.16
PS11
3911.32
-6610.45
-12630.55
156567.66
163558.95
-33241.45
PS12
6887.96
-3909.28
-12566.98
92775.41
233684.05
-22621.16
WO01
2254.61
-53.03
-20083.11
-7800.83
174479.73
-2521.57
WO02
1888.98
1075.87
-20070.85
-35073.29
166504.09
3115.05
WO03
1040.02
1867.46
-20083.47
-58209.09
142183.14
8028.45
WO04
-37.46
2129.99
-20139.46
-63298.88
116570.25
10433.86
WO05
-1162.25
1948.23
-20174.61
-60246.90
89789.94
10646.46
WO06
-2063.20
1195.88
-20218.68
-41650.20
67621.15
7758.59
WO07
-2308.66
56.77
-20261.97
-12771.14
62692.22
2658.65
WO08
-1965.37
-1106.31
-20289.47
16757.61
70891.70
-3105.00
WO09
-1096.50
-1929.85
-20265.87
37126.99
92440.32
-8242.52
WO10
11.87
-2197.32
-20219.58
42541.84
120034.60
-10822.61
WO11
1174.56
-1986.77
-20171.03
38793.18
149189.11
-11063.45

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Forces (kN) / Moment (kN-m)

Fx
Fy
Fz
Mx
My
Mz
WO12
2040.69
-1198.36
-20121.82
19540.74
170553.44
-7846.20
WO21
1885.36
-42.51
-19513.04
-7246.88
167012.23
-1697.98
WO22
1582.74
903.99
-19545.04
-32510.86
160179.25
2965.66
WO23
880.69
1578.66
-19502.57
-54070.76
137056.81
7078.33
WO24
-40.25
1811.03
-19573.66
-59328.20
113306.73
8848.25
WO25
-991.40
1657.86
-19597.97
-56500.88
88440.30
8870.72
WO26
-1720.10
1000.96
-19672.64
-38631.77
68739.66
6228.72
WO27
-1917.65
50.80
-19698.03
-11906.87
64238.12
1911.97
WO28
-1640.41
-921.88
-19742.97
15466.25
71509.74
-2969.73
WO29
-921.06
-1623.92
-19683.67
34742.83
91223.55
-7166.63
WO30
18.14
-1844.53
-19668.62
39827.45
117313.59
-9041.01
WO31
985.42
-1661.06
-19604.29
35976.13
143944.92
-9145.78
WO32
1701.60
-1005.03
-19568.77
18102.62
163556.17
-6331.70
WS01
10000.32
-212.39
-19093.03
624.71
330129.56
-7961.55
WS02
8480.08
4705.04
-19094.97
-110483.55
299177.19
15823.00
WS03
4691.63
8260.15
-19111.00
-188166.59
216810.30
35705.99
WS04
-150.01
9572.11
-19289.03
-213097.36
109588.29
44781.86
WS05
-5126.39
8545.70
-19517.95
-196598.94
-1048.63
43906.44
WS06
-8929.83
5099.53
-19677.47
-122513.06
-82676.72
30139.55
WS07
10029.35
225.69
-19865.96
-13165.48
-100926.38
8274.52
WS08
-8534.87
-4716.65
-19888.70
98673.75
-70061.70
-15667.27
WS09
-4745.87
-8309.17
-19856.32
177408.42
12155.84
-35800.88
WS10
114.20
-9602.60
-19668.25
201731.88
119875.24
-45023.50
WS11
5109.43
-8549.46
-19415.60
184448.73
230846.84
-44246.50
WS12
8913.43
-5106.83
-19283.06
110426.40
312715.44
-30299.23
WS21
7758.40
-120.89
-18581.82
-1460.42
293073.03
-5223.02
WS22
6605.44
3685.83
-18727.71
-95150.78
269294.09
12835.73
WS23
3679.51
6474.92
-18732.34
-161721.95
200032.95
27589.77
WS24
-78.87
7439.39
-18847.07
-180791.09
109423.49
33590.63
WS25
-3929.63
6607.02
-18984.87
-165398.02
16357.53
33051.45
WS26
-6900.97
3900.48
-19068.49
-101390.70
-53574.89
22507.95
WS27
-7760.53
127.12
-19171.57
-9249.80
-69909.63
5438.97
WS28
-6673.77
-3700.07
-19174.30
84766.57
-46492.31
-12864.42
WS29
-3722.75
-6502.02
-19026.77
151446.63
22863.79
-27676.48
WS30
44.15
-7470.75
-18908.44
170786.95
113403.63
-33831.16
WS31
3911.32
-6610.45
-18748.18
154652.73
206619.09
-33241.45
WS32
6887.96
-3909.28
-18684.61
90860.49
276744.19
-22621.16

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ANALYSIS
The in-place analysis is performed using SACS Pre and Solve processors based on a linear
elastic response of the structure under static loading conditions as described above.
The analysis procedure is based on a linear elastic response of the structure under static loading
conditions. The structure is idealized as a three-dimensional space frame made of beam-column
finite elements with defined boundary conditions.
The soil / structure interaction analysis treats the jacket structure as being linear with a non-linear
soil foundation. This is achieved by reducing the jacket structure to an equivalent boundary
stiffness and load vector at the pile heads. The non-linear pile / soil interaction is solved using PSI
which obtains the pile-head displacements, rotations and forces and compares them with that of
the structure. PSI continues to iterate until convergence is obtained or the number of iterations
reaches a set limit.
The analysis comprising various combined load cases is executed in one single run.

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RESULT SUMMARY
SUBSTRUCTURE MEMBER UNITY CHECK

The members are designed to API RP2A-WSD requirements. The substructure member UC plots
are presented in Attachment 3.1 and a summary of maximum UCs>0.7 for the various member
categories are shown in Table 6.1.
Table 6.1: Substructure Member Unity Check, UC >0.7
Max
Member Category
Vertical Diagonals
Horizontal Framing
6.2
Member
Group
Member UC
Load Case
Remarks
309L-312L
L03
0.82
WS07
OK
303L- 264
D1A
0.78
WS06
OK
303L- 264
D1A
0.78
WS06
OK
414- 420
D2B
0.74
WS26
OK
353- 354
H2C
0.72
WS06
OK
SUBSTRUCTURE MAXIMUM JOINT UNITY CHECK

Joint strength checks were performed on all the tubular to tubular joints as per API RP2A WSD,
21st Edition, 2007. The joint can unity check summary shows load and strength unity checks. The
load in the brace determines the load unity checks, while the strength unity check is calculated
with a brace force equal to 50% of the effective strength of the brace. All joint are in compliance
with code check requirements. Table 6.2 presents the joint load unity check summary greater than
0.5700 for main and brace joints and strength UC >1 for primary joint. A full joint unity check listing
is included in Attachment 4.
All strength load Uunity check of primary joints are less than one.
Table 6.2: Substructure Maximum Joint Unity Check
Joint
Chord
Joint
Brace
Joint
Chord
Size
Load
UC
253
420
419
252
251
401
354
417
138
101
105
266
413
406
262
258
410
350
419
131
102L
103L
103L
421
416
103L
102L
411
353
R403
101
115
113
762x40
586x23
586x23
762x40
762x40
586x18
508x20
586x18
508x13
508x20
508x20
0.923
0.885
0.853
0.789
0.578
0.540
0.527
0.473
0.357
0.145
0.061
Note
(1)
Strengt
h
UC
0.953
1.458
1.458
0.962
0.969
0.847
0.877
1.292
2.912
1.097
1.098
Load
Case
Remark
s
WS03
WS02
WS01
WS32
WS07
WS08
WS12
WS23
WS06
WS21
WS31
OK
Note 1
Note 1
OK
OK
OK
OK
Note 1
Note 2
Note 2
Note 2
: Ring stiffener will be provided, for justification refer to Section X Brace Ring Stiffener
Design, document No. TBDP-A-S-RPT-1050 Substructure Miscellaneous Design Report.

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: For secondary joint, joint strength UC is not considered.

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MAXIMUM RELATIVE JOINT DEFLECTIONSDISPLACEMENTS

The maximum relative lateral joint deflection displacement for the overall substructure is
3.3832.659 cmm and 10.678 6.534 mcm for operating and storm condition respectively. The
allowable deflection displacement is HH/200. (19800/200=99) mm. Detail deflections
displacements are presented in Attachment 5. A summary of maximum relative joint deflections
displacement are shown in the following table.
Table 6.3: Maximum Relative Joint Deflection Displacement
6.4
PILE UNITY CHECK

Pile code checks are performed in accordance to API RP2A Working Stress Design (WSD) 21 st
Edition [Ref. 1]. Basic allowance stresses are used for normal operating conditions. A one-third
(1/3) increase in basic allowable stress is considered for extreme storm conditions. Further
detailed is given in Attachment 6..
The pile analysis results showed that all piles are in compliance with code check requirement.
Table 6.4: Pile Above Mudline Unity Check
Condition
Operating
Storm
Location
Member
Pile Group ID
Max UC
Load Case
Remarks
Pile A1
301P-501P
PL2
0.473
WO05
OK
Pile A3
302P-502P
PL2
0.417
WO09
OK
Pile B2
303P-503P
PL5
0.497
WO01
OK
Pile A1
101P-301P
PL1
0.943
WS06
OK
Pile A3
302P-502P
PL2
0.834
WS09
OK
Pile B2
303P-503P
PL5
0.853
WS01
OK
Table 6.5: Pile Below Mudline Unity Check

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Location
Member
Pile Group ID
Max UC
Load Case
Remark
A1
B2
A3
9101-9201
9102-9202
9103-9203
PL2
PL2
PL2
0.880
0.881
0.788
WS06
WS12
WS09
OK
OK
OK
FOUNDATION ANALYSIS SUMMARY

Pile Head Displacementeflections
The maximum lateral pile head deflection displacement and associate axial
deflectiondisplacement are present in table below. Further detailed is given in Attachment 6.1
Table 6.65: Pile Head Deflection Displacement for Operating & Storm Condition
Condition
Operating
Storm
Joint No.
Description
Axial (cm)
Lateral (cm)
101P
Pile A1
1.23(WO05)
6.94(WO07)
102P
Pile A2
1.08(WO09)
5.6(WO08)
103P
Pile B2
1.29(WO01)
6.57(WO06)
101P
Pile A1
3.58(WS05)
38.23(WS06)
102P
Pile A2
3.26(WS09)
31.24(WS08)
103P
Pile B2
3.63(WS01)
37.59(WS06)
Joint No.
Description
Load Case
Axial (cm)
Lateral (cm)
9101
9102
9103
Pile A1
Pile B2
Pile A3
WO07
WO06
WO08
0.78
0.70
0.82
6.15
6.19
5.33
Table 6.6: Pile Head Deflection for Storm Condition

Joint No.
Description
Load Case
Axial (cm)
Lateral (cm)
9101
9102
9103
Pile A1
Pile B2
Pile A3
WS06
WS06
WS08
2.69
-0.58
2.40
36.01
35.89
30.31
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6.5.2
Pile Head Forces

Table below show the maximum vertical pile -head forces of piles and their associated
components of forces. Detail Computer output listing of pile head forces can be found in
Attachment 6.1
Table 6.7: Maximum Vertical Pile Head Forces for Operating & Storm Condition
Condition
Operating
Storm
Joint No.
Description
Axial (kN)
Lateral (kN)
Moment (kN-m)
101P
Pile A1
-10564.74(OC06 )
789.83(WO07)
4467.4(WO07)
102P
Pile A2
-9354.28(WO09)
686.2(WO08)
3694.4(WO08)
103P
Pile B2
-11017.12(WO01)
759.55(WO06)
4026.8(WO06)
101P
Pile A1
-23237.36(WS05)
2123.81(WS07)
19087.3(WS06)
102P
Pile A2
-21896.89(WS09)
1905.79(WS07)
15849.9(WS08)
103P
Pile B2
-23437.98(WS01)
2418.87(WS06)
17636.7(WS06)
Joint No.
Description
Load Case
Axial (kN)
Lateral (kN)
Moment (kN-m)
9101
9102
9103
Pile A1
Pile B2
Pile A3
WO05
WO01
WO09
-8283.31
-12589.62
-7286.94
433.90
145.95
436.19
2728.90
589.70
2730.20
Table 6.8: Maximum Vertical Pile Head Forces for Storm Condition
Joint No.
Description
Load Case
Axial (kN)
Lateral (kN)
Moment (kN-m)
9101
9102
9103
Pile A1
Pile B2
Pile A3
WS05
WS01
WS09
-20182.1
-24182.63
-19146.85
1637.48
1382.06
1570.72
13407.7
10755.7
12521.4
6.5.3
6.5.4
Foundation Axial Capacity Check

Tables below tabulate the pile capacity with minimum safety factor. All piles satisfy the minimum
requirement of pile capacity at 112m penetration.Further detailed is given in Attachment 6.2
Table 6.89: Pile Capacity for Operating & Storm Condition
Description
Load Case
Load (kN)
Capacity (kN)
Safety Factor
Min FOS
Remarks
Pile A1
Pile B2
Pile A3
WO05
WO01
WO09
-8283.31
-12589.62
-7286.94
-36823.60
-36823.60
-36823.60
4.45
2.92
5.05
2.00
2.00
2.00
OK
OK
OK
Condition
Operating
Storm
12473.1
Capacity at
Design
Penetration
(kN)
42692.0
Actual
Factor
of
Safety
3.423
11286.4
42692.0
3.783
1962.0
12979.1
42692.0
23237.0
1932.1
25169.1
WS09
21896.7
1932.1
WS01
23438.0
1962.0
Pile
Row
Load
Case
Reaction
(kN)
Pile Self
Weight
Total
Load
(kN)
A1
WO05
10541.0
1932.1
A3
WO09
9354.3
1932.1
B2
WO01
11017.1
A1
WS05
A3
B2
Safety
Factor
Remarks
2.00
OK
2.00
OK
3.289
2.00
OK
42692.0
1.696
1.50
OK
23828.8
42692.0
1.792
1.50
OK
25400.0
42692.0
1.681
1.50
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PROJECT NAME

PROVISION OF CONCEPTUAL AND FEED SERVICES

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS REPORT

C-ST- 601, B-ST- 613, B-ST-614

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

BASIC LOAD CASE

LOAD COMBINATION MATRIX

LOAD COMBINATION SUMMARY

SUBSTRUCTURE MEMBER UNITY CHECK

SUBSTRUCTURE MAXIMUM JOINT UNITY CHECK

MAXIMUM RELATIVE JOINT DISPLACEMENTS

PILE UNITY CHECK

FOUNDATION ANALYSIS SUMMARY

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

ATTACHMENT 1: Load Combination Matrix (16 pages)

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

Electrical Equipment Room

The Main Deck support the following equipment

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

International Code and Standard

API RP 2A-WSD, 21st Edition,

Recommended Practice for Planning, Designing, and

AISC Manual of Steel

Specification for Structural Steel Buildings Allowable

Asiangeos Report no.

Geotechnical Investigation Report

Fugro Global Environment & Ocean Sciences, Block

Substructure Design Basis

Topside Design Basis

Substructure Computer Model Report

Substructure Load Formulation Report

Topside Computer Model Report

Topside Load Formulation Report

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

The substructural configuration is technically feasible to withstand simultaneous

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

Jacket structure (leg, cans, vertical and horizontal diagonal braces)

Z axis vertical upwards

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

Figure 3.1: Platform Orientation and Axes Plan View

Figure 3.2: Substructure Orientation and Axes Elevation View

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

BASIC LOAD CASE

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

SUBSTRUCTURE IN-PLACE ANALYSIS

BASIC LOAD CASE

Structural Computer Generated Self Weight-Min W.D - 1 yr opr

Structural Computer Generated Self Weight-Max W.D - 1 yr opr

Structural Computer Generated Self Weight-Min W.D - 100 yr opr

Structural Computer Generated Self Weight-Max W.D - 100 yr opr

Structural Computer Generated Self Weight- Soft Mooring

Topside Appurtenances Load

Piping Dry Weight

Piping Operating Weight On Topsides

Equipment Dry Weight

Equipment Operating Weight