Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling DROPS forum 28 November 2013 – Brunei Tom van Pelt Top Drive Systems DROPS workshop Integrating ModuSpec and WEST Engineering Services to advance excellence in drilling safety, integrity and performance
Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling Background to TDS DROPS workshop Originally initiated and fully supported by Brunei Shell Petroleum • Company Based on incident data provided by Brunei Shell Petroleum • Company Supported by historical data available within Lloyds Register • Energy Drilling inspection records Participation of operators, rig owners and manufacturer •
Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling
Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling Objective To facilitate a joint industry discussion with the objective of • identifying and exploring opportunities to minimise the occurrences of dropped objects. Opportunities to be found in design (equipment) and in the use • of equipment (people, management systems). Scope was limited to Top Drive System and associated • equipment. Four topics derived from incident and inspection data. •
Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling Focus New TDS Systems (looking forward) • New designs and automation TDS Systems in use (current) • Existing conventional
Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling Topic - Collisions Findings • Collisions between top drive and structure or stand while the top drive is moving Contributing factor • Human error / procedure Topics to explore • Zone management / interlock systems Training
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Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling Topic - Failed fixing and securing Findings • Sheared bolts, loose bolts and nuts Contributing factor • Insufficient design Maintenance and inspection Operational factors (vibration, weather) Topics to explore • Alternative fixing methods Integrated securing Improve visibility and detectability of defects
Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling Examples
Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling
Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling Topic - Maintenance, Inspection and Replacement Findings • Secondary retention / securing not returned correctly after maintenance or repair activities Contributing factor • Insufficient training or complicated situation Availability of correct tools and securing aids (correct split pin) Sufficient time for maintenance / procedure in place (checks) Topics to explore • Reduce and simplify amount and diversity of fastening / securing Maintenance & replacement schedule for fastening & securing
Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling Examples
Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling Topic - (Sub)vendor supplied parts Findings • Blower motor & cover incidents Contributing factor • Supplied parts are not designed with DROPS in mind Topics to explore • Ensure (sub)vendor supplied parts are risk assessed and have adequate fixing and integral securing Integrated retention and securing
Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling Examples
Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling Discussions and outcome of the workshop New design fully enclosed TDS • Full automated operation • Remove / eliminate non essentials on current TDS • Focus on design and maintenance of primary fixing • Measure operational vibration levels; verify design accordingly • Zone management systems • Time requirements for maintenance and DROPS inspections • DROPS inspections by suitable technically trained personnel • Use visual aids to highlight critical inspection items • Create application to upgrade picture book to handheld devices • Develop industry standard •
Lloyd’s Register Energy - Drilling Follow up Today this presentation • White paper • Subsequent workshops and industry initiatives •
For more information, please contact: Tom van Pelt Consultant, Asia Pacific Lloyd’s Register Energy – Drilling Lloyd’s Register Drilling Integrity Services Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. 1 Bukit Batok Street 22 GRP Industrial Building #05-02 Singapore 659592 T +65 91 479 579 E tom.vanpelt@lr.org W www.lr.org/drilling Integrating ModuSpec and WEST Engineering Services to advance excellence in drilling safety, integrity and performance
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