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Overview
1. Background
2. Codes and Buckling Criteria
3. Hybrid FEA Modeling Details
4. SCR Touchdown Area Simulation
5. TTR Dynamic Buckling Check
6. Q & A
1. Background
• Automobile vs Offshore Oil Industry
• Compression, Buckling & FEA
• Beam & Shell Elements
3. Codes and Buckling Criteria
• API 2RD: compression likely unacceptable for single string riser systems
• DNV OS-F101: εp ≤ 0.3%, otherwise ECA needed
• ISO WD 13628-12 (Petro. & Nat. Gas Ind.-Des. & Opr.
of Subsea Prod. Sys. –Pt12: Dyn. Risers for Float. Prod. Instl.): bending buckling strain limit εp = t/2D
• JFE ‘08 test (30”x0.61” pipe), εp ≈ (0.5~1) t/D
• Local ε < material elongation
Definition of Plastic strain εp:εp ≈ ε - 0.2%
: True stress/strain curve: Engineering stress/strain curve
Ultimate strength
Yield strength
Rupture
Hardening Necking
elongation
4. Hybrid FEA Modeling Details
• Shell elements used to model pipe portion of interest and capture features such as ovality, defects, local buckling etc
• External/internal pressure effects can be modeled by applying pressures on shell elements
• Beam elements used to model other portions of riser to reduce model size
• Shell- and beam-element portions connected by rigid elements
• Non-linear material stress-strain curve used
• Hydrodynamics and riser-seabed interaction (SCR) considered for both shell and beam portions
• Correlations made validated the methodology
5. Touchdown Area Simulation for a SCR
Export SCR Information
Description Value
OD (in) 20
WT (in) 1.21
Water Depth (ft) 7900
Departure Angle (°) 15
Strake Coverage 80%
Internal Pressure (psi) 3250
Material API X-65
Independence Hub with SCRs
Nonlinear Stress/Strain Curve
“Compression Assessment of Deepwater Steel Catenary Risers at Touch Down Zone”, Paper no. OMAE2007-29332 pp. 345-353
5. Touchdown Area Simulation for a SCR
ABAQUS Model with Shell Elements at Touchdown Area of a 300 ft Portion
5. Touchdown Area Simulation for a SCR
Shell Element Mesh-size Sensitivity Study for the 300 ft SCR TDA Section
Mesh 1: 12x200 = 2400aspect ratio = 2.9 ~ 4.6
Mesh 2: 16x600 = 9600aspect ratio = 1.2 ~ 2.1
5. Touchdown Area Simulation for a SCR
Sensitivity Study Results
Description
Case 1 Case 2
MaxDisplacement
Max StressMax
DisplacementMax Stress
Theory 100% 100% 100% 100%
FEA by Mesh 1 104.8% 115.4% 105.9% 113.3%
FEA by Mesh 2 102.5% 97.0% 103.5% 98.2%
P
L
L/2
Test Cases with Theoretical Results
P
L
Case 1 Case 2
-3.0E+05
-2.0E+05
-1.0E+05
0.0E+00
1.0E+05
2.0E+05
3.0E+05
4.0E+05
5.0E+05
6.0E+05
7.0E+05
8.0E+05
1250 1300 1350 1400 1450 1500 1550
Time (s)
SF
1 (
lb)
-10
-8
-6
-4
-2
0
2
4
6
8
10
Ve
rt V
el
(ft/
s)
Axial section force (SF1) Heave velocity at hangoff point
5. Touchdown Area Simulation for a SCR
Tension Time-trace at Touchdown Point, 100-yr Hurricane
Simulation Results for 100-yr Hurricane @ Near Condition
Plastic StrainStress
5. Touchdown Area Simulation for a SCR
Hybrid (Beam + Shell) modelBeam model
Mesh 1 Mesh 2
Maximum VM stress (ksi) 69.3 62.4 58.3
Maximum equivalent plastic strain
PEEQ = 2
3𝜀𝑝𝐿
2+ 𝜀𝑝𝐻
2+𝜀𝑝𝑅
2 0.0328% 0.000% 0
Stress Joint
Transition Joint
Standard Joints
Standard Joints
Connectors
FEA Model with 7200 Total Elements (6550 Shell)
6. Dynamic Buckling Check of a Prod TTR
“Production TTR Modeling and Dynamic Buckling Analysis”, Engineering Sciences, Chinese Academy of Engineering, Vol. 11 No.4,Aug. 2013
w/o current w/ current
Von Mises Stress on Riser Outer
6. Dynamic Buckling Check of a Prod TTR
Analysis Results
w/o current w/ current
Plastic strain on Inner Tubing
6. Dynamic Buckling Check of a Prod TTR
Analysis Results
w/o current w/ current
Tension Variation on Tensioner Cylinders
(One Tensioner Cylinder Damaged)
6. Dynamic Buckling Check of a Prod TTR
Analysis Results
w/o current w/ current
Tension and Moment Variations at SJ Top
(One Tensioner Cylinder Damaged)
6. Dynamic Buckling Check of a Prod TTR
Analysis Results
w/o current w/ current
Centralizer Force Variations
(One Tensioner Cylinder Damaged, Centralizer Position: 1,2-top, 3,4-btm)
6. Dynamic Buckling Check of a Prod TTR
Analysis Results