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TMR4225MARINE OPERATIONS
SPRING 2007
Introduction
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Introductory issues
• Aim
• Schedule for lectures– Time and topics
– Monologue versus dialogue
• Written material
• Language
• Exercises
• Plan and assistance
• Exam
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General course information
• Lecturers:– Professor II Finn Gunnar Nielsen, Norsk Hydro Research Centre,
Bergen• E-mail : [email protected]
– Professor II Tor Einar Berg, Marintek• E-mail: [email protected]
• Assistant:– TBN
• Exercises: Approx. 6 – Min. 4 required for exam. – One exercise / project will be graded and count 30% in the final grading.
• Web site: http://www.ivt.ntnu.no/imt/courses/tmr4225/
• EXAM: Wednesday 6 June
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Web sitehttp://www.ivt.ntnu.no/imt/courses/tmr4225/
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AIM
• Give overview and physical insight into typical marine operations related to offshore activities.
• Learn how to make order of magnitude estimates of loads and responses.
• Understand background for more advanced numerical methods.
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Marine operations. Themes
• Temporary duration– Towing
– Lifting
– Launching
– Pipelaying
– Bottom surveys
– ROV operations
– Spill recovery
– ….
• Weather limitation– Dynamics
– Operability
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Literature
• Nielsen, F.G.: "Marine Operations. Lecture Notes" (Jan. 2007)
• Berg, T. E.: ."Marine Operations - Subsea Vehicles. Lecture Notes“
• Faltinsen, O.M. "Sealoads on Ships and Offshore Structures
• Handouts.
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Schedule (1:2)
Week No.
Lect. No.
Date Topic Content
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Thurs.11.01
Introduction, Underwater vehicles
Introduction to the course. Examples of marine operations and UV manoeuvring. Examples of submarines, ROVs and AUVs. Work tasks for ROVs and AUVs in offshore operations.
4 2
Wedn. 24.01
AUV /ROV AUV hydrodynamics and Hugin operational experience.
4 3
Thurs. 25.01
Rules & Planning.
Overview of rules and regulations. Criteria for operation. Weather windows. Simulation of operations.
5 4
Wedn 31.01
Towing. Towing. Propeller forces. Towlines, restoring forces, dynamic loads.
5 5
Thurs. 01.02
Crane operations
Examples of heavy lift vessels and operations. Multi-body dynamics. Static and dynamic response of simple systems.
6 7
6 Wedn. 14.02
Crane operations
Lifting in deep water. Wire dynamics. Advanced simulation tools.
7 7
Thurs. 15.02
Crane dynamics
Dynamics of a body hanging above and in water. Mathieu instability. Heave compensation.
8 8
Thurs. 22.02
Dynamic stability
Hydrodynamics of ROV. Directional stability
9 “Tiltaksuke” 10 “Tiltaksuke”
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11 9
Thurs. 15.03
ROV Simulation of ROV operations and ROV pilot training
12 10
Wedn. 21.03
Water entry. Hydrodynamic forces on a body crossing the wave zone and close to bottom. Hydrodynamic coefficients.
12 11
Thurs. 22.03
Water entry. Hydrodynamic coefficients continued. Effect of perforation.
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12 Thurs.12.04
Project presentations
Project Due. Short oral presentations of “project exercises”.
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13 Wedn. 25.04
Water entry Dynamics during crossing splash zone. Examples
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Thurs. 26.04
Statistics. Pipelaying. Summary
The probability of snap loads / impact during lift off Pipelaying in deep water. Summary of course, feedback.
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Wedn 06.06
EXAM
Schedule (2:2)
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Time and place for lectures
Lecture no. Date Time Place Lecturer 1 Thurs.11.01 1015 –1300 T1 FGN / TEB 2 Wedn. 24.01 1515 –1800 T2 TEB 3 Thurs .25.01 1015 –1300 T1 FGN 4 Wedn. 31.01 1515 –1800 T2 FGN 5 Thurs. 01.02 1015 –1300 T1 FGN 6 Wedn. 14.02 1515 –1800 T2 FGN 7 Thurs. 15.02 1015 –1300 T1 FGN 8 Thurs. 22.02 1015 –1300 T1 TEB 9 Thurs. 15.03 1015 –1300 T1 TEB
10 Wedn. 21.03 1515 –1800 T2 FGN 11 Thurs. 22.03 1015 –1300 T1 FGN 12 Thurs. 12.04 1015 –1300 T1 FGN/TEB/All 13 Wedn. 25.04 1515 –1800 T2 FGN 14 Thurs. 26.04 1015 –1300 T1 FGN
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Exercise Week Topic Given Due ___No._____No.________________________________________________(Week No.)____ 1 3 AUV hydrodynamics 5 2 5 Towing 7 3 7 Crane dynamics 11 13.02 27.02 4 11 ROV hydrodynamics 13 5 13 Water entry 15 6 15 Crane dynamics 17 “Project Exercise”, Mandatory group work: Starts week 8 ends week 15.
PRELIMINARY LIST OF EXERCISES:
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Marine operations - challenges
• Deep water
• More subsea equipment
• Requirements on costs and regularity
• Harsh environment– Heavy seas
– Arctic environment
• Needed: people with knowledge about– Dynamics
– System modelling
– Statistics
– Current practice
