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Draft MINUTES of the 23rd

JOINT MEETING API SC 17-ISO TC 67/SC 4/WG 6

Subsea Production Equipment Westminster, Colorado

June 24, 2009

John Bednar, Chair Gary Hurta, (Co)Vice Chair Brian Skeels, (Co)Vice Chair

John McManus, Secretary 1. John Bednar, API SC17 Chairman, welcomed the group to the meeting at 8:00 AM with

opening remarks, outlining various safety/housekeeping issues.

2. A roll call was completed and confirmed there was a quorum present for this meeting. NOTE: It is the voting member’s responsibility to attend the committee meetings or to notify, via e-mail, the SC17 Leadership and API SC17 Coordinator of your proxy! (Attendee List provided in Attachment A)

3. The 2009 agenda was adopted. Gary Hurta was identified as the acting-secretary to

take notes since John McManus was unable to attend the meeting.

4. The minutes from the SC17 meeting held in Houston, January 16, 2009 were reviewed and a motion was seconded and passed to approve the minutes with exceptions noted by Mike Byrd. A request was made for the minutes from the SC17 / ISO TC67/SC4/WG6 Joint meeting held in Calgary, June 2008 to be revised. A motion was seconded and passed to approve the minutes with exceptions noted by Alf Reidar Johansen [who noted that this request was made in the Houston, January 2009 meeting and the minutes were never amended]. The exceptions were included in revised minutes for both meetings.

5. The updated SC17 Voting Representation Listing (Attachment B), ISO/API Work group Leads Contact List (Attachment C) and Standards Status Matrix (Attachment D) were reviewed.

6. Task Group Chair/Project Group Leader reports.

a. ISO 13628-1/API 17A—Subsea Production Systems i. A joint report (Attachment E) was given by Harold Reeves and André

Maerli. A new work item has been opened in ISO for the next revision of ISO 13628-1 (17A).

ii. Stein Olsen reported that the ballot finalizing the new Clause 6 (April 2009) will be brought into the next revision of ISO13628-1. Annex L, when the ballot is completed will be rationalized with 17P and inserted into 17P when it is issued.

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iii. Mike Byrd reported (Attachment F) that his SPE Standardization efforts are focusing on Materials, Welding and Quality Management. His group is now interfacing with the API RP 582 Welding Group. A Motion was made and seconded that a New Work Item (NWI) in ISO and API be created to integrate Mike’s groups work into an API and ISO document for future release in the SC17 and ISO 13628 family of documents. Motion passed. Mike is to submit an SRRR to Ed Baniak (API) and Jens-Henrik to submit a NWI in ISO. Mike, Stein, Harold and André are to review materials status and report at the 2010 Winter Meeting.

iv. Subsea Materials Task Group presentation (Attachment G) was given by Stein Olsen.

NOTE: John Bednar clarified the intent of the various groups within ISO/API addressing materials. Stein Olsen and Mike Byrd will jointly lead a combined team that will stay appraised of the materials work being done by WG8 as well as the actions of the Materials Group established by the ECS. With that background information, they will also address the needs/standards info related to materials for SC17 documents. They have also been charged to work with André Maerli and Harold Reeves (ISO 13628-1/17A), with Alf Reidar Johansen as an advisor, to formulate/propose a 5 year visionary plan for how material issues should best be addressed in ISO 13628 / SC17 documents in the future.

b. ISO 13628-11/API 17B, ISO 13628-2/API 17J & ISO 13628-10/API 17K—Flexible Pipe and ISO 13628-16/API 17L1 & ISO 13628-17/API 17L2—Ancillary Equipment for Flexible Pipe

i. A formal report (Attachment H) was submitted by Krassimir Doynov. Krassimir stated that 17B (ISO 13628-11) and 17K (ISO 13628-10) are published documents with 17K needing reaffirmation next year. 17J (ISO 13628-2) has had an Errata published in 2009. 17L1 (ISO 13628-16) and 17L2 (ISO 13628-17) should be out for DIS balloting this year.

ii. The Flexible Pipe JIP is ongoing and addresses the revisions to 17J and 17B (ISO 13628-2 and ISO 13628-11, respectively). Draft proposals for the two document revisions are expected to be completed by December this year. NWIs for ISO 13628-2 and ISO 13628-11 are to be out by January 2010.

c. ISO 13628-3 (API 17C)—TFL Systems

Harold Reeves reported (Attachment I) that no work has been done on the document since the last meeting and that he was going to recommend that the document be put up for reaffirmation next year.

d. ISO 13628-4 (API 17D)—Subsea Wellheads and Trees

i. Ross Fraser reports (Attachment J) on the status of the second DIS ballot voting and comment resolution efforts stating that his task group would have all comments resolved by the end of the conference (June 09).

ii. Ross stated that the task group had agreed to eliminate the use of pressure differential in the 17 D document. He proposed that an API Technical

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Bulletin, being written by Earl Shanks, after approval, be issued to further the understanding and potential use of pressure differential in API Standards.

e. ISO 13628-5 (API 17E)—Production Umbilicals

i. A written report was provided by John McManus (Attachment K) who was not able to attend the meeting.

ii. The group is to issue the document for FDIS by August 2009.

f. ISO 13628-6 (API 17F)—Production Controls i. The formal report was given by Jens-Henrich Neuenkirchen (Attachment L). ii. Jens-Henrik noted a new structure the document was going to take in the

next revision. The joints task groups of ISO and API have begun the work on the revision. Next meeting is scheduled for London in October of 2009. A firm date will be provided later.

g. ISO 13628-7 (API 17G)—Completion/Workover Risers

i. A written report was provided by Brian Keels (Attachment M) who was not able to attend the meeting.

ii. A CD is planned for completion by December 2009. A NWI for ISO passed in April of 2009.

. h. ISO 13628-13 (API 17H)—ROV Interfaces & ROT Intervention Systems

i. The formal report was submitted by Charles White (Attachment N). ii. This effort combines the old 17H (ISO 13624-8) and 17M (ISO 13628-9)

into a new 17H (ISO 13628-13). When this new document is published, the 17M and ISO 13628-8 & 9 will be dropped.

iii. When the new 17H is published, will include the Annex B from ISO 13628-1. Subsequently, Annex B will be removed from ISO 13628-1 at its next revision.

i. ISO 13628-14 Intervention Workover Control Systems (IWOCS)

No oral or written report given.

j. ISO/WD 13628-12 (API 2RD)—Dynamic Risers for Floating Production i. The formal report was submitted by Paul Stanton, see Task Group Chair

report (Attachment O). ii. The ISO 13628-12/API RP 2RD Task Group’s scope of work is to revise

API RP 2RD and to submit the revision to ISO. iii. The group plan to release a DIS of their work by October 2009 and an

FDIS by August 2010.

k. API 17N—Subsea Reliability and Technical Risk Management i. John Allen reported (Attachment P) that the Chairmanship had passed to

Mark Siegmund.

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ii. The next effort for 17 N is to determine a way forward with respect to reliability modeling and integrity.

l. API 17O—HIPPS

i. Report presented by Christopher Curran, see Task Group Chair report (Attachment Q)

ii. The current forecast is to have the RP complete by the end of 2009

m. ISO 13628-15 (API 17P)—Templates and Manifolds i. Report (Attachment R) presented by Charles White. ii. It was stated by Charles that he intends to have 17P ready for release with

in a year. With that, it was agreed that the Annex L document would then be released in 17P and ISO 13628-15 (as Clause 7) instead of releasing it in the next revision of ISO 13624-1.

m. API RP 17Q—Recommended Practice for Subsea Qualification

i. Report (Attachment S) was provided by Roger Walls. ii. Roger reported that the initial ballot on 17Q is complete and comments are

presently being resolved.

n. Flowline Connection Group No oral or written report given.

7. Actions Items were reviewed and updated during the course of the meeting. 8. Other Business

a. There were no funding requests identified for 2010. b. PER 15K

i. John Bednar discussed Jim Raney’s presentation that was given at the Roundtable Discussions and noted that Terry Cook (Shell), Brian Skeels (FMC) and Loren Kowalchuk (Master Flow) were to be the SC17 representatives to the PER 15 K committee.

c. Roundtable Discussion i. John Bednar reviewed the Roundtable meeting minutes (See Minutes

under separate cover). d. A motion was made, second and passed that Rick Hill was to begin work on a

document addressing Subsea Insulation.

9. Next Meeting – a. API Winter Meeting (proposed for January 2010 [exact date To Be Determined]

in Houston at the BP offices. b. API Summer Standardization Conference, June 28 thru July 3, 2010 in

Washington DC. 10. The meeting adjourned at 1:00 PM

kurylacTypewritten TextAttachment A

ATTACHMENT B

SC17 Voting Representation Rev. 6/3/09

Voting Member Affiliation/Company Alternate Voting Member(s)

User/Operators

John Bednar BP America Inc Michael Byrd

Dewey Compton Chevron USA Inc John Bodine / Scott Stjernstrom

Tim Dean Anadarko Petroleum Corporation

G. Ross Frazer ATP Oil & Gas Corporation

Dave LaCaze Shell International E&P Terry Cook

J.-H. Neuenkirchen Statoil Hydro Erich Luzi

Mateusz Podskaribi Schlumberger Subsea Surveillance

Karl Schnakenburg BHP Billiton Petroleum

Luiz Souza Petrobras America, Inc.

Don Wells Hess Corporation

Roger Walls ExxonMobil Development Company Steven Wheeler

Supplier/Manufacturer

Knut Ekeberg Ultra Deep, LLC

Gary Hurta Dril-Quip, Inc.

Loren Kowalchuk Master Flo Valve Inc. Iain Harvey

Dave Madden Duco Inc.

John McManus RathGibson

David Morgan Cameron Ron Pfluger

Tibor Nagy Contitech Rubber Industrial Ltd.

Terry Sheldrake Wellstream International Limited

Brian Skeels FMC Technologies Mike Williams

Robert Voss Vetco Gray John Allen

Independents/Others

Clyde Hewlett Oceaneering Production Systems

Rick Hill Pegasus International, Inc.

Steve Mansfield JP Kenny, Inc.

Harvey Mohr Technip USA

Vince Vetter Intex Engineering, Inc.

Eric Wehner Retired

ATTACHMENT C

SUBCOMMITTEE 17/ISO TC67/SC4/WG6 Work Program Contact List

API ISO API Work Group Chair Contact ISO Project Lead Contact

17A 13628-1 Harold Reeves (harold.reeves@bp.com) André Mærli (ANDMAR@StatoilHydro.com)

17B 13628-11 Krassimir Doynov (krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com) Same as API Contact

17C 13628-3 Harold Reeves (harold.reeves@bp.com) Same as API Contact

17D 13628-4 Ross Frazer (RFrazer@atpog.com) /

Brian Skeels (brian.skeels@fmcti.com)

Same as API Contact

17E 13628-5 J. McManus (JohnMcManus@rathgibson.com) Ron Dee (ronaldwilliam.dee@shell.com)

17F 13628-6 Chris Lindsey-Curran (Christopher.Curran@bp.com) Roald Loug Hansen (roloha@statoil.com)

17G 13628-7 Brian Skeels (brian.skeels@fmcti.com) Anthony Muff (anthony.muff@fks.fmcti.com)

17H 13628-8 Charles White (cwhite@doris-inc.com) Tim March (tim.march@shell.com)

(Erich Luzi (luzi@statoilhydro.com) will merge into -13)

17J 13628-2 Krassimir Doynov (krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com) Same as API Contact

17K 13628-10 Krassimir Doynov (krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com) Same as API Contact

17L1 13628-16 Krassimir Doynov (krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com) Same as API Contact

17L2 13628-17 Krassimir Doynov (krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com) Same as API Contact

17M 13628-9 Charles White (cwhite@doris-inc.com) (Will Merge into 17H [13628-13] when complete, see above)

Johan Bruun-Olsen

(Erich Luzi (luzi@statoilhydro.com) will merge into -13)

17N NONE Mark Siegmund (Mark.Siegmund@bp.com) Not Applicable

17O NONE Chris Lindsey-Curran (Christopher.Curran@bp.com) Not Applicable

17P 13628-15 Charles White (cwhite@doris-inc.com) Same as API Contact

17H 13628-13 Charles White (cwhite@doris-inc.com) Erich Luzi (luzi@statoilhydro.com)

17Q NONE Roger Walls (roger.walls@exxonmobil.com) Not Applicable

13624-14 TBD Jan-Fredrik Carlsen (janfredik.carlsen@fks.fmcti.com)

2RD 13628-12 Paul Stanton (pstanton@technip.com) Same as API Contact

Materials Mike Byrd (michael.byrd@bp.com) Stein Olsen (STOL@StatoilHydro.com)

mailto:RFrazer@atpog.commailto:luzi@statoilhydro.commailto:cwhite@doris-inc.commailto:luzi@statoilhydro.com

ATTACHMENT D

SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEMS (SC17) STANDARDS STATUS MATRIX

as of: 7/20/2009

No. Document Ed. Year Reaf ISO No. SC17 Status Contact Who

17A RP: Design and Operation of Subsea Production Systems -

General Requirements and Recommendations

4 2006 13628-1 Hurta NWIP Ammendment ballot closed 2/20/07; Next Rev to

consider Drilling Loads and Impact on Wellhead; NWI

for new Clause 6 and New Annex L (from 17P) Ballot

closed - Passed

André Maerli (I andmar@StatoilHydro.com);

Harold Reeves (A harold.reeves@bp.com)

17B RP: Flexible Pipe 4 2008 13628-11 McM Krassimir Doynov (I, A-TG1

krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com);

17C RP: Through Flow Line (TFL) Systems 2 2002 2005 13628-3 Hurta No Activity at this time Harold Reeves (I, A-TG6 harold.reeves@bp.com)

17D Spec: Subsea Wellhead and Christmas Tree Equipment 1 1992 2003 13628-4 Hurta 2nd DIS ballot closed; Comments Being Resolved

FDIS by Mid-July

Ross Frazer (I, A-TG5 RFrazer@atpog.com)

Brian Skeels (I, A-TG5 brian.skeels@fmcti.com)

17E Spec: Subsea Umbilicals 3 2003 13628-5 McM DIS Comments being Resolved (9/2008); FDIS issued;

Publication projected for 9/2009

Ron Dee (I ronaldwilliam.dee@shell.com);

J. McManus (A-TG4 JohnMcManus@rathgibson.com)

17F Spec: Subsea Production Control Systems 2 2006 13628-6 Bed NWI ballot closed - Passed Roald Loug Hansen (I roloha@StatoilHydro.com);

Chris Lindsey-Curran (A-TG2 Christopher.Curran@bp.com)

17G RP: Completion/Workover Risers 2 2006 13628-7 McM May divide into G1, G2, … IWOCS will remain in 17G.

Considering intervention control issues in next

document; NWI to Edit Supplemental Doc; NWI for

Rev. 3; CD proposed by 12/2009

Anthony Muff (I anthony.muff@fks.fmcti.com);

Brian Skeels (A brian.skeels@fmcti.com)

17H RP: Remotely Operated Verhicle (ROV) Interfaces 1 2004 2009 13628-8 Retired Group, now operates under 13628-13 Erich Luzi (I luzi@statoilhydro.com)

17J Spec: Unbonded Flexible Pipe 3 2008 13628-2 McM Krassimir Doynov (I, A-TG1

krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com);

17K Spec: Bonded Flexible Pipe 2 2005 13628-10 McM No Activity at this time Krassimir Doynov (I, A-TG1

krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com);

17L1 Spec: Flexible Pipe Ancillary Equipment New 13628-16 McM NWI Approved 11/17/07; Work In Progress Krassimir Doynov (I, A-TG1

krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com);17L2 RP: Recommended Practice for Flexible Pipe Ancillary

Equip

New 13628-17 McM NWI Approved 11/17/07; Work In Progress Krassimir Doynov (I, A-TG1

krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com);

17M RP: Remotely Operated Tool (ROT) Intervention Systems 1 2004 2009 13628-9 Retired Group, now operates under 13628-13 Erich Luzi (I luzi@statoilhydro.com)

17N RP: Subsea Reliability 1 2009 Bed John Allen (A john.o.allen@ge.com)

17O RP: High Integrity Pressure Protection System (HIPPS) New Bed Ballot closes June 2, 2009 Chris Lindsey-Curran (A Christopher.Curran@bp.com)

17P* RP: Templates and Manifolds New 13628-15 McM Draft in Preparation; Contract to Doris (#2006-102560);

Need Figures and to address overlap issued; CD by

Q3, 2008

Charles White (I,A cwhite@doris-inc.com)

17H* RP: ROVs and ROTs (combined 17H & 17M) New 13628-13 Hurta Will withdraw existing 17H and retain as new

combined document when complete; Work

ongoing.

Erich Luzi (I luzi@statoilhydro.com);

Charles White (A cwhite@doris-inc.com)

17Q* Subsea Qualification New McM Ballot closed May 29, 2009 Roger Walls (A roger.walls@exxonmobil.com)

Intervention Workover Control Systems (IWOCS) New 13628-14 To be included in 13628-7/ 17G Jan-Fredrik Carlsen (I janfredrik.carlsen@fks.fmcti.com)

Materials Study Group Annexes to Existing ISO docs Stein Olsen (I STOL@StatoilHydro.com)

Mike Byrd (A michael.byrd@bp.com)2RD RP: Dynamic Risers for Floating Production Installations New 13628-12 Bed 4 Levels of Criteria: 1-Current2RD; 2-13628-7 Req; 3-

LRFD based on DNV OS F201; 4- RP 1111

Paul Stanton (I, A pstanton@technip.com)

Yellow=Document Currently with Activity Blue = Requires Action

Not Subject To 5 Year Revision

17TR1 TR: Evalutation Standard for Internal Pressure Sheath Polymerts

for High Temperature Flexible Pipes

1 2003

17TR2 TR: The Aging of PA-11 in Flexible Pipes 1 2003

17TR3 TR: An Evaluation of the Risks and Benefits of Penetration in

Subsea Wellheads below the BOP Stack

2004

John Bednar - Chair (bednarjm@bp.com ph: 281-249-4325); Gary Hurta (gary_hurta@dril-quip.com ph: 713-939-7711); John McManus (JohnMcManus@rathgibson.com ph: 281-854-2063)

Key: *Proposed; (I) = ISO Lead; (A) = API Lead;

ATTACHMENT E

ISO/TC67/SC4/WG6 Subsea production systems

ISO 13628-1 Design and operation of subsea production systems –

Part 1: General recommendations and requirements

Task Group status report – June 2009

1. Membership of task group Part 1 Project Leader: André Mærli, StatoilHydro, Norway

Convener Subsea Materials Task Group: Stein Olsen, StatoilHydro, Norway

2. Status of work item ISO 13628-1, second edition was published 2005-11-15. It has been adopted as EN ISO

13628-1, November 2005, and as API RP 17A, fourth edition, January 2006 (identical). A

periodical review was concluded 18th

of March 2009, with the recommendation to revise the

standard.

A proposal for a new work item (NWIP), with the purpose to review and revise ISO 13628-1,

was submitted in February 2009. Voting on the NWIP has not been finalised.

The joint API SC17 and ISO TC67/SC4/WG6 meeting agreed to create a Materials task group

to develop the material requirements in the ISO13628 suite of standards. Two documents

have been prepared. The first amendment shall replace Clause 6 in ISO 13628-1, Materials

and corrosion protection” and the second amendment shall be a new Annex L "Materials and

welding of manifold piping and jumpers ".

Due to unfortunate circumstances, the ballot process for the ISO DIS 13628-1 Amendment 1

and 2 has been significantly delayed. The process was finished 1st of April 2009 and both

documents were approved with comments. The task group is currently working with the

documents, and the first draft for answers to the comments and corresponding modifications

in a new draft for FDIS have already been made and issued to the expert group for comments.

The aim is to have the FDIS version ready for balloting within 1st of October 2009.

In parallel, ISO TC67/WG8 is working on a general type “Materials requirements” standard,

ISO 21457, covering both topside and subsea, issued on DIS ballot 4th

of June 2009. As the

expert group for this standard consists of mainly the same people as the Subsea Materials

Task Group, there is a strong focus on issues related to potential overlap and discrepancies. It

is decided that the FDIS of the new clause 6 shall remain as a complete clause covering all

issues related to subsea. In principle, only the detailed parts on corrosion evaluations and

parameters will be taken out of the FDIS and referred to in ISO 21457. This means that there

is some duplication on issues such as CP and fasteners, but the wording is fully harmonised.

3. Updated target dates for deliverables The aim is to have the FDIS version of ISO 13628-1 Amendment 1 and 2 ready for balloting

within 1st of October 2009.

ISO/TC67/SC4/WG6

ATTACHMENT E

Schedule for deliverables for ISO 13628-1 NWIP is pending voting.

4. Major issues No major issues remain to be solved at this moment.

5. Anticipated new work /new work items The purpose with the proposed new work item is to review and revise ISO 13628-1 (current

revision November 2005) based on the development in the industry and knowledge gained

since last revision.

The following are some key areas identified for the proposed revision:

• Wellhead Integrity: Revise clause 5 with recommendations for riser loads to be

considered in design of wellhead systems and outline methodology for assessing the

wellhead integrity for the design life, including accidental and fatigue conditions.

• System Integration Testing: Revise Clause 7 and Annex C to reflect testing of

subsea processing equipment and systems.

• Subsea Processing: Revise to reflect the recent development in the industry.

• Materials: Incorporate new Amendment 1 Clause 6 and Amendment 2 Annex L.

• System Engineering: Review and revise clause 5 and Annex H.

• Template and Manifold: Align standard with the new ISO 13628-15 Subsea

structures and manifolds.

• Qualification of New Technology: Revise and elaborate to reflect the recent

development in the industry.

• Safety Integrity Level (SIL): Revise standard (typically clause 5 and new annex) to

address implementation of SIL requirements in Subsea Systems. Align with new

revision of ISO 13628-6.

• Description of Subsea Production System: Review and revise Annex A, typically to

reflect the recent development in the industry and to provide an index for this

Annex.

When second edition of ISO 13628-1 was issued November 2005, several issues raised during

the revision process were postponed to next revision. These comments will be reviewed for

possible implementation.

6. Plans for future meetings None. However, a task group should be initiated to discuss the issues mentioned above and

start preparations for developing a new revision. This request should be brought up again at

the joint API/SC17 and ISO TC67/SC4/WG6 meeting at the API Summer Conference 2009.

7. Resource needs (money and/or people) Population of ISO 13628-1 Task Group is necessary to start soon for planned revision work.

André Mærli, StatoilHydro

June 2009

Rationalization of Subsea

Quality, Materials, & Welding

Requirements

API Summer Conference

Westminster, Co

22-26 Jun 2009

Subsea Roundtable Session – 22 Jun ’09

Attachment F

Background

• 2007 API Summer Conference – took on

looking at materials rationalization for SC

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• How materials fit in the big scope was

unclear

• Formed workgroup to convene SPE ATW

on subsea standardization

SPE Workshop Participants

Operators Eqpt. Suppliers Eng., Consulting, etc.

Anadarko Aker Solutions API

BP Baker Oil Tools DTC International

Chevron Cameron Granherne, Inc

Exxon-Mobil Dril-Quip Hose & Fittings, Inc

Hess FMC Technologies Mentor Subsea Tech

Shell Int. E&P GE-VetcoGray Oceaneering

StatoilHydro Siemens Energy & Automation

Stress Subsea

SPE Workshop Conclusions

• Criticality and complexity of equipment has outgrown API criteria in some areas

• Some level of industry standardization is needed and is possible

• Most previous attempts were equipment focused

• Primary focus should be in areas of:

Materials

Welding

Quality Assurance

Workgroup

Byrd, Mike (BP)

Chiasson, Glen (Cameron)

Galle, Gary (Vetco)

Keosoff, Kevin (Chevron)

LaCaze, David (Shell)

Walls, Roger (ExxonMobil)

Williams, Mike (FMC)

Objective

Utilize a structured approach to identify

potential areas of industry standardization

which would benefit suppliers and operators

and make appropriate recommendations to

SC 17 Committee.

Assessment Process

Three focus teams (Quality, Materials,

& Welding) with Operator and Supplier

representation

Brainstorm potential standardization

opportunities

Score in terms of manageability &

value

Score in terms of value

Quality Management 1. We graded six opportunities as having

Standardize manufacturing record book contents and requirements

Standardize positive metal identification (PMI) requirements

Standardize traceability requirements for critical elements

Standardize nonconformance reporting and processes necessary to proceed with the work

Align API 17 series specifications and RPs with QMS concepts and terms of API Q1, ISO/TS 29001 and ISO 9001

Apply API “data sheet” concept to all API 17 series specs and RPs to communicate requirements

2. We graded three opportunities as having

Standardize API Review/Monitor/Hold/Witness definitions, notification requirements

Standardize inspection release documentation/mechanical completion certificate requirements

Apply API 6A PSL concept to all API 17 series specifications and RPs

3. We graded three opportunities as having High Value/Impact and Medium Manageability/Control:

Standardize content/elements/structure for project quality plans and inspection & plans

Standardize requirements for certification of 3rd party inspection for API 17 series equipment

Standardize inspection requirements (critical dimensions and verification) for critical elements

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2

3

Materials 1. Process/Quality Control High Value/Impact and High

Manageability/Control:

Assign varying requirements according to the difficulty in making a given forging, the difficulty in obtaining the required properties in a given forging (taking into account engineering requirements, hardenability of the alloy, and section size of the forging) , and the consequences of a forging failure

Imposing API RP 6HT as a mandatory requirement for large forgings

Allowing the current API 6A options for QTC’s (separately forged test bar, prolongation, or sacrificial forging). If separately forged test bars are used, the manufacturer must provide technical justification for end user approval

Mandatory normalizing for large low alloy steel forgings

Preheat treat machining requirements (as necessary)

2. Qualification of Forging Facilities and Heat Treaters Medium Value/Impact and High Manageability/Control:

Production history for similar forgings

Control of mills providing starting ingot/billet material. Note: The forging facility may not “control” the steel mill.)

Requirement for Manufacturing Process Specification (MPS) or Manufacturing Process Plan (MPP) for large forgings describing all facets of producing, testing, and inspecting a forging

First Article requirements for critical forgings (By part number? By class of forging?)

Technical Audit requirements in addition to the standard QA audits

3. Material Selection Validation High Value/Impact and Medium Manageability/Control:

End user approval of material selection for forgings. This is always an option for the end user.

Manufacturers must be able to demonstrate through test data that the selected alloy is capable of producing the necessary properties in the locations where they are needed as required by the engineering design and applicable design standard for a given size forging.

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Welding 1. Opportunities having High Value/Impact and High

Manageability/Control:

• Group similar materials & grades (US vs Europe) to eliminate requirement for individual weld qualifications

• Adopt “Weld Criticality” ratings. Match welding / NDE requirements to criticality

• Join forces with other welding standardization committees already working the problem (i.e. API RP 582 and others)

2. Opportunities having Medium Value/Impact and High Manageability/Control:

• Develop specific requirements for specialty butter welds / dissimilar metal welds and related NDE specs

• Develop better definition and control of key process variables for weld qualification and production welding

3. Opportunities having High Value/Impact and Medium Manageability/Control:

• Compile unique customer welding requirements, and develop one consensus standard that will be acceptable to all customers

• If one global standard welding spec is not achievable, shoot for a “common base standard” and then supplement with customer-specific requirements

• Relax the current weld HAZ hardness limitations where appropriate for specific applications (i.e. clad equipment, butter weld vs closure weld, etc)

• Develop standards for 3rd party review & approval of welding procedures and qualifications that would be acceptable to all customers

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2

3

Summary

Industry standards have surpassed standard API 6A requirements

Specific Areas of Opportunity are:

Quality Management

Standardize manufacturing record book contents and requirements

Standardize positive metal identification (PMI) requirements

Standardize traceability requirements for critical elements

Standardize nonconformance reporting and processes necessary to proceed with the work

Align API 17 series specifications and RPs with QMS concepts and terms of API Q1, ISO/TS 29001 and ISO 9001

Apply API “data sheet” concept to all API 17 series specs and RPs to communicate requirements

Summary

Materials

Assign varying requirements according to the difficulty in making a given forging, the difficulty in obtaining the required properties in a given forging (taking into account engineering requirements, hardenability of the alloy, and section size of the forging) , and the consequences of a forging failure

Imposing API RP 6HT as a mandatory requirement for large forgings

Allowing the current API 6A options for QTC’s (separately forged test bar, prolongation, or sacrificial forging). If separately forged test bars are used, the manufacturer must provide technical justification for end user approval

Mandatory normalizing for large low alloy steel forgings

Preheat treat machining requirements (as necessary)

Summary

Welding

Group similar materials & grades (US vs Europe)

to eliminate requirement for individual weld

qualifications

Adopt “Weld Criticality” ratings. Match welding /

NDE requirements to criticality

Join forces with other welding standardization

committees already working the problem (i.e. API

RP 582 and others)

Recommendations to SC17

1. Create stand-alone document to incorporate

specialized subsea requirements

2. Formation of SC 17x “Standards on Subsea

Quality, Metallurgy, and Welding”

3. No API funding will be required

4. Use 17N as model for development

5. Ready for 1st ballot 20-24 months

Classification: Internal Status: Draft

Subsea Materials Task Group

Westminster. June 24 2009

Stein Olsen, leader Subsea Materials TG

Attachment G

2

Proposed Work Groups

A. ISO 13628-1, Clause 6, “Materials and corrosion protection”. Review draft and comments given. (On going)

B. ISO 13628-1, Annex L, “Materials and welding of manifold piping and jumpers ”. (On going)

C. ISO 13628-4 "Subsea wellheads & tree equipment“Prepare input to be sent to ISO with request for implementation asap. (Done)

D. ISO 13628-5 "Subsea control umbilicals“Prepare input to be sent to ISO task group within 15.11.05. (Done)

3

Schedule for Clause 6 and Annex L

• Kick-off, Houston, April 2005

• Task group meetings,

–Oslo, October 2005

–Houston, March 2006

–Houston, June 2007

–Oslo, June 2008

• Finalizing DIS ballot, approved with comments, April 1, 2009

• FDIS, planned to be ready for international voting by October 2009.

4

Harmonisation of Clause 6 with ISO 21457

• ISO 21457 ” Petroleum, petrochemical and natural gas industries — Materials selection and corrosion control for oil and gas production systems ”

– A general ”Materials requirement ” standard in line with ISO 15156 and

ISO 23936 (non metallics)

• Materials requirements in ISO Product standards (priority), ISO 13628-1, Clause 6 and Annex L.

• The expert group for ISO 21457 and Subsea Materials Task Group consist of basically the same people . Strong focus on potential overlap and

discrepancies.

– Clause 6 is kept as a complete clause covering all relevant issues

– Reference to ISO 21457 only for the evaluations and parameters

– Some duplication (CP, fasteners), but wording fully harmonised.

5

Annex L

• ” Materials and welding of manifold piping and jumpers”

• Originally proposed as a new Annex L to ISO 13628-1

• Finalised to FDIS including comments from DIS (13628-1) and CD (API 17P)

• Technically Annex L should be in ISO 13628-15/API 17P

ATTACHMENT H

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API C2 / SC 17

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

STATUS OF

API 17J,B,K, L1, L2 AND ISO 13628 -2,11,10,16,17 FLEXIBLE PIPE STANDARDS

JOINT API-ISO FLEXIBLE PIPE TASK GROUP

JUNE 16, 2009

8, 204 Prepared by: Krassy Doynov

Flexible Pipe Task Group Chair Ph.D., Subsea / Riser Systems ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company 3319 Mercer Street, URC-GW3-770A, Houston, TX 77027-6019 Tel.: 713-431-7990; FAX: 713-431-7272 E-mail: krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com

1. INTRODUCTION

The joint API-ISO Flexible Pipe Task Group (FPTG) consists of Subject Matter Experts

(SME) representing the flexible pipe community worldwide. The FPTG assists in

addressing technical comments arising from revisions and updates of the following

flexible pipe standards:

ISO 13628-11: Flexible pipe systems for subsea and marine applications, and

API RP 17B, Recommended practice for flexible pipe

ISO 13628-2: Unbonded flexible pipe systems for subsea and marine applications, and

API 17J, Specification for Unbonded Flexible Pipe

ISO 13628-10: Bonded flexible pipe, and

API 17K, Specification for Bonded Flexible Pipe

Ongoing work

ISO 13628-16 / API 17L1, Specification for flexible pipe ancillary equipment

ATTACHMENT H

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ISO 13628-17: API 17L2, Recommended practice for flexible pipe ancillary equipment

This report describes the status of the ongoing flexible pipe standardization work,

including the status on the Flexible Pipe Technology JIP, whose purpose is the next

revision of the ISO 13628-2/-11 and API 17 J/B standards.

2. CURRENT STATUS

List of published flexible pipe standards:

Standard Date Published

ISO 13628-10 / API 17K October-1, 2005 / November-1, 2005

ISO 13628-2 / API 17J July-12, 2006 / July-1, 2008

ISO 13628-11 / API 17B September-19, 2007 / July-1, 2008

API 17J – Errata February-1, 2009

The Errata addresses primarily the use of withdrawn or incorrect references, and

editorial corrections. The FPTG assisted with technical clarification and interpretation

leading to issuing the API 17J Errata, and another request on interpretation FAT testing

acceptance criteria.

Status of ISO 13628-16 / API 17L1, and ISO 13628-17: API 17L2

Formal CD balloting took place between October 9, 2008 and January 9, 2009. The

voting results are:

- 11 ISO member countries voted positively for moving these documents to DIS

stage. One country of these provided a Yes vote with comments.

- 1 country abstained.

The FPTG addressed the comments from the CD stage, and the answers were

submitted to the Secretary of ISO/TC67/SC4 Ed Baniak on June 15, 2009.

The expectation is that the API editors will have the DIS documents of -16 (17L1) and -

17 (17L2) ready in July 2009, and then will be submitted for DIS ballot around August,

2009.

ATTACHMENT H

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The Flexible Pipe Technology JIP, whose purpose is the next revision of the ISO 13628-

2/-11 and API 17 J/B standards is still ongoing. It has 19 participants – manufacturers,

operators, service companies, country regulators and standardization bodies – a very

broad Industry representation worldwide. The JIP was kicked off in January 2005 and is

about to be completed in 2009. The JIP main task is to work on resolving the most

challenging issues associate mostly with deepwater applications, which cannot be

resolved by simple e-mail correspondence. The final deliverables of the FPT JIP is draft

proposals for the next revision of the API and ISO standards mentioned above – both

expected by the end of 2009.

3. MEMBERSHIP

The list of the subject matter experts volunteering their time to support the Flexible Pipe

Task Group (FPTG) activities has been provided in previous reports.

The list of API 17L Work Group SMEs is shown in the table below:

List of API 17L WG Subject Matter Experts

No. Name Country / Company E-mail address

1. Krassimir Doynov USA / ExxonMobil krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com

2. Kristin Nedrelid Norway / StatoilHydro KRINE@StatoilHydro.com

3. Carlos Lemos Brazil / PetroBras caolemos@petrobras.com.br

4. Joe Hoffman Netherlands / Shell joe.j.hoffman@shell.com

5. Giorgio Pastore Italy / Eni Giorgio.Pastore@eni.it

6. Chris Stratton Canada / Petro-Canada cstratton@petro-canada.ca

7. John Peters UK / Tuvnel jpeters@tuvnel.com

TABLE 1 LIST OF API 17L WORK GROUP MEMBERS

4. UPDATED TARGET DATES FOR DELIVERABLES

The current target dates for ISO 13628-16 & -17 (17L1 & 17L2) standardization work

are:

a) DIS drafts and DIS stage kick-off – Late Summer 2009

b) DIS stage completion – Late Summer 2010

c) FDIS stage completion – Early Spring 2011

ATTACHMENT H

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d) Publishing ISO & API standards – Late 2011

The current target dates for the Flexible Pipe Technology JIP deliverables are:

e) Proposal for NWI DIS for the next revision of ISO 13628-2 / API 17J – end of 2009.

f) Proposal for NWI DIS for the next revision of ISO 13628-11 / API 17B – Spring,

2010.

5. REQUESTED NEW WORK ITEMS

None.

6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS

None at this time.

7. RESOURCE NEEDS

None for 2009. Editorial assistance with DIS formatting – 2010.

ATTACHMENT H

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API C2 / SC 17

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

STATUS OF

API 17J,B,K, L1, L2 AND ISO 13628 -2,11,10,16,17 FLEXIBLE PIPE STANDARDS

JOINT API-ISO FLEXIBLE PIPE TASK GROUP

JUNE 16, 2009

8, 204 Prepared by: Krassy Doynov

Flexible Pipe Task Group Chair Ph.D., Subsea / Riser Systems ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company 3319 Mercer Street, URC-GW3-770A, Houston, TX 77027-6019 Tel.: 713-431-7990; FAX: 713-431-7272 E-mail: krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com

1. INTRODUCTION

The joint API-ISO Flexible Pipe Task Group (FPTG) consists of Subject Matter Experts

(SME) representing the flexible pipe community worldwide. The FPTG assists in

addressing technical comments arising from revisions and updates of the following

flexible pipe standards:

ISO 13628-11: Flexible pipe systems for subsea and marine applications, and

API RP 17B, Recommended practice for flexible pipe

ISO 13628-2: Unbonded flexible pipe systems for subsea and marine applications, and

API 17J, Specification for Unbonded Flexible Pipe

ISO 13628-10: Bonded flexible pipe, and

API 17K, Specification for Bonded Flexible Pipe

Ongoing work

ISO 13628-16 / API 17L1, Specification for flexible pipe ancillary equipment

ATTACHMENT H

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ISO 13628-17: API 17L2, Recommended practice for flexible pipe ancillary equipment

This report describes the status of the ongoing flexible pipe standardization work,

including the status on the Flexible Pipe Technology JIP, whose purpose is the next

revision of the ISO 13628-2/-11 and API 17 J/B standards.

2. CURRENT STATUS

List of published flexible pipe standards:

Standard Date Published

ISO 13628-10 / API 17K October-1, 2005 / November-1, 2005

ISO 13628-2 / API 17J July-12, 2006 / July-1, 2008

ISO 13628-11 / API 17B September-19, 2007 / July-1, 2008

API 17J – Errata February-1, 2009

The Errata addresses primarily the use of withdrawn or incorrect references, and

editorial corrections. The FPTG assisted with technical clarification and interpretation

leading to issuing the API 17J Errata, and another request on interpretation FAT testing

acceptance criteria.

Status of ISO 13628-16 / API 17L1, and ISO 13628-17: API 17L2

Formal CD balloting took place between October 9, 2008 and January 9, 2009. The

voting results are:

- 11 ISO member countries voted positively for moving these documents to DIS

stage. One country of these provided a Yes vote with comments.

- 1 country abstained.

The FPTG addressed the comments from the CD stage, and the answers were

submitted to the Secretary of ISO/TC67/SC4 Ed Baniak on June 15, 2009.

The expectation is that the API editors will have the DIS documents of -16 (17L1) and -

17 (17L2) ready in July 2009, and then will be submitted for DIS ballot around August,

2009.

ATTACHMENT H

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The Flexible Pipe Technology JIP, whose purpose is the next revision of the ISO 13628-

2/-11 and API 17 J/B standards is still ongoing. It has 19 participants – manufacturers,

operators, service companies, country regulators and standardization bodies – a very

broad Industry representation worldwide. The JIP was kicked off in January 2005 and is

about to be completed in 2009. The JIP main task is to work on resolving the most

challenging issues associate mostly with deepwater applications, which cannot be

resolved by simple e-mail correspondence. The final deliverables of the FPT JIP is draft

proposals for the next revision of the API and ISO standards mentioned above – both

expected by the end of 2009.

3. MEMBERSHIP

The list of the subject matter experts volunteering their time to support the Flexible Pipe

Task Group (FPTG) activities has been provided in previous reports.

The list of API 17L Work Group SMEs is shown in the table below:

List of API 17L WG Subject Matter Experts

No. Name Country / Company E-mail address

1. Krassimir Doynov USA / ExxonMobil krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com

2. Kristin Nedrelid Norway / StatoilHydro KRINE@StatoilHydro.com

3. Carlos Lemos Brazil / PetroBras caolemos@petrobras.com.br

4. Joe Hoffman Netherlands / Shell joe.j.hoffman@shell.com

5. Giorgio Pastore Italy / Eni Giorgio.Pastore@eni.it

6. Chris Stratton Canada / Petro-Canada cstratton@petro-canada.ca

7. John Peters UK / Tuvnel jpeters@tuvnel.com

TABLE 1 LIST OF API 17L WORK GROUP MEMBERS

4. UPDATED TARGET DATES FOR DELIVERABLES

The current target dates for ISO 13628-16 & -17 (17L1 & 17L2) standardization work

are:

a) DIS drafts and DIS stage kick-off – Late Summer 2009

b) DIS stage completion – Late Summer 2010

c) FDIS stage completion – Early Spring 2011

ATTACHMENT H

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d) Publishing ISO & API standards – Late 2011

The current target dates for the Flexible Pipe Technology JIP deliverables are:

e) Proposal for NWI DIS for the next revision of ISO 13628-2 / API 17J – end of 2009.

f) Proposal for NWI DIS for the next revision of ISO 13628-11 / API 17B – Spring,

2010.

5. REQUESTED NEW WORK ITEMS

None.

6. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS

None at this time.

7. RESOURCE NEEDS

None for 2009. Editorial assistance with DIS formatting – 2010.

ATTACHMENT I

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API SC 17

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

API 17C

RECOMMENDED PRACTION ON TFL

(THROUGH FLOWLINE) SYSTEMS

TASK GROUP STATUS

JUNE 17, 2009

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................. 1-1

2. PREVIOUS REPORTED STATUS.................................................................................. 2-1

3. MEMBERSHIP .................................................................................................................. 3-2

4. UPDATED TARGET DATES FOR DELIVERABLES ................................................. 4-2

5. MAJOR ISSUES ................................................................................................................. 5-2

6. ANTICIPATED NEW WORK ITEMS ........................................................................... 6-2

7. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS ............................................................................... 7-2

8. RESOURCE NEEDS ......................................................................................................... 8-2

1. INTRODUCTION

The API 17C Task Group has been responsible for the development of the

Recommended Practice on TFL Systems. The group is currently in the document

maintenance mode and there are no activities taking place at this time.

2. PREVIOUS REPORTED STATUS

The standard was reaffirmed in 2005 by SC17 ballot.

ATTACHMENT I

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3. MEMBERSHIP

Comments:

TABLE 3-1: API 17C TASK GROUP MEMBERS

Name Company E-mail

Harold Reeves BP Harold.Reeves@bp.com

Brian Skeels FMC Brian.skeels@fmcti.com

Rob Thurman Halliburton Rob.thurman@halliburton.com

James Cordner BHP James.p.cordner@bhpbilliton.com

4. UPDATED TARGET DATES FOR DELIVERABLES

N/A

5. MAJOR ISSUES

With BP the only operator in the GOM that uses TFL, there are no calls for changes

to the document.

6. ANTICIPATED NEW WORK ITEMS

None.

7. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS

None.

8. RESOURCE NEEDS

N/A at this point.

mailto:Rob.thurman@halliburton.commailto:James.p.cordner@bhpbilliton.com

ATTACHMENT J SPECIFICATION API 17D/ISO 13628-4

SUBSEA WELLHEADS AND TREES

STATUS REPORT

API SC 17

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

API 17D/ISO 13628-4 Subsea Wellheads and Christmas Trees

JOINT TASK GROUP STATUS

31 MAY 2009

1. INTRODUCTION

The API 17D task group’s scope is to develop a second edition of the specification, combining ISO 13628-4 and API 17D into a second edition of 13628-4. Once that ISO document is fully balloted & accepted, it is planned that it will be adopted by API as the second edition of 17D. Items considered in the new edition of the specification include:

Revised information on gaskets and flanges

Addressed GLL and HXTs

Revised mudline equipment definitions

Updated pressure testing and qualification criteria

Added annexes on flange bolting, material compatibility testing, lifting devices, and connector qualification testing (omitted from first DIS)

Pressure ranges (limit to 15k equipment)

Updated PSL, material class and temperature class

Clarified wellhead annular monitoring requirements

Consideration of use of differential pressure in design of subsea equipment within the document’s scope.

2. STATUS

The task group developed and released the first DIS of the updated specification on 26 September 2006. Voting closed on this specification on 28 February 2007. The review resulted in 113 pages of comments. The task group completed consideration of those comments in June 2008. The sheer number of remarks prompted the TG to recommend that a second DIS be issued for review. With considerable help from API staff, the TG incorporated those comments into the previous version and issued the second DIS to the secretariat in October 2008.

ATTACHMENT J SPECIFICATION API 17D/ISO 13628-4

SUBSEA WELLHEADS AND TREES

STATUS REPORT

The second DIS was fully reviewed and accepted by all of the member groups that voted (ten out of ten). Balloting closed on 06 February 2009 and 35 pages of comments were returned to the TG for consideration. The TG anticipates completing review of those by 30 June 2009. The goal is to incorporate all remarks and return a ballot-ready document to the secretariat by 15 July 2009.

Shortly before receiving the results of the first DIS balloting, the SC 17 leadership requested the task group consider the treatment of differential pressure in the design process for equipment that is in the specification’s scope. Considerable effort has been put into understanding the implications of using differential pressure in the design process and much discussion has taken place. This has occurred not only within the TG itself as broad participation from the subsea community has been encouraged given that the potential influences on subsea equipment design are far reaching. The TG has elected to release a technical bulletin under the API banner which will provide a high-level outline of the considerations that should be made if a user elects to consider differential pressure in their design. That bulletin will be referenced in the forward of API 17D/ISO 13628-4. For the purpose of API 17D/ISO 13628-4, pressure ratings shall be interpreted as rated working pressure (as defined in clause 3.1.41 of the specification).

The TG is also following the ECS task group on the changes to the ASME Section VIII, Division 2 pressure vessel code and what effects it may have on the current document.

3. MEMBERSHIP

The current membership is tabulated belowAPI 17D/ISO 13628-4 TASK GROUP MEMBERS (May 2009)

Name Company E-Mail Address

Ross Frazer ATP Oil & Gas rfrazer@atpog.com

Brian Skeels FMC Technologies brian.skeels@fmcti.com

Tom Ames BP amest@bp.com

Don Wells Hess Corporation Don.Wells@Hess.com

Gary Hurta Dril-Quip Gary_hurta@dril-quip.com

Bill Parks DTC International Bill.parks@dtc-houston.com

Dave Morgan Cameron david.morgan@c-a-m.com

Stephen Fischer Vetco Gray stephen.fischer@ge.com

Steven Wheeler ExxonMobil steven.wheeler@exxonmobil.com

Russell Hoshman MMS russell.hoshman@mms.gov

Mike Byrd BP byrdm@bp.com

Scott C. Stjernstrom Chevron Scott.stj@chevron.com

Terry Cook Shell Terry.cook@shell.com

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ATTACHMENT J SPECIFICATION API 17D/ISO 13628-4

SUBSEA WELLHEADS AND TREES

STATUS REPORT

Glen Cuiper Aker Solutions glen.cuiper@akersolutions.com

Frederico Nicoletti Subsea 7 frederico.nicoletti@subsea7.com

Alternates

Ron Pfluger Cameron Ron.pfluger@c-a-m.com

Mike Conner MMS George.Conner@mms.gov

Bobby Voss Vetco Gray Bobby.voss@vetcogray.com

4. TARGET DATES FOR DELIVERABLES

Review of comments on the second DIS is slated for 30 June 2009. A ballot-ready FDIS

should be ready for delivery to the secretariat by 15 July 2009.

5. MAJOR ISSUES

None known. 6. ANTICIPATED NEW WORK ITEMS

None known.

7. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS

At the API Standards Conference, June 2009.

8. RESOURCE NEEDS

None at this time.

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API C2 / SC 17

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

API 17E SPECIFICATION for SUBSEA UMBILICALS

REVISION TASK GROUP STATUS

JUNE 24, 2009

kurylacTypewritten TextAttachment K

API 17E/ISO 13628-5 SUBSEA UMBILICALS SUMMER STANDARDIZATION CONFERENCE STATUS REPORT

-1- June 24, 2009

1. INTRODUCTION

On June 18, 2003 the NWI was formally sanctioned by SC17 for the API task group to work on a revision to the recently passed joint API/ISO document. The API 17E task group would begin the revision process by correcting or supplementing areas of the document which were deemed weak or incorrect.

In June 2004 a JIP was formed by DNV. The JIP began work on selected items and worked in parallel to the API TG.

In October/November 2004, a NWI was formally submitted by Olav Inderberg to the ISO Committee.

2. STATUS

The API TG dispositioned all comments received and submitted final FDIS version to API/ISO. The DNV JIP, acting on behalf of ISO, reviewed the changes made. The API TG, the ISO Project Lead, and the DNV JIP are conducting Go-To Meetings/Conference Calls to agree on final version for FDIS publication.

3. MEMBERSHIP

Task Group

The working task group is made up of the following personnel:

TABLE 1-1: API 17P TASK GROUP MEMBERS Name Company e-mail John McManus RathGibson JohnMcManus@rathgibson.com Katrina Paton Clausing Shell International Exploration & Productionkmmpaton@shell.com Peter Worman Oceaneering pworman@oceaneering.com Teguh Inarsoyo BP Teguh.Inarsoyo@bp.com Dave Madden DUCO Inc. DMadden@DucoInc.com

Tom Williams Shell alternate as required tom.williams@shell.com

API 17E/ISO 13628-5 SUBSEA UMBILICALS SUMMER STANDARDIZATION CONFERENCE STATUS REPORT

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Reader/Comment Group

The reader/comment group is made up of the following personnel:

1. Mark Stevenson Chevron 2. Jason Ellis Chevron 3. Lionel Fontenette ExxonMobil 4. Paul Donavan ExxonMobil 5. David Micheletti ExxonMobil 6. John Respess Marathon Oil 7. Lisbeth Holst Norsk Hydro 8. Sigmund Lunde Norsk Hydro 9. Godfried Dekeyser Pioneer Energy 10. Paul Shaw Alpha Petroleum 11. Jeremy Woulds Helix Energy 12. Jim Macklin Helix Energy 13. Stian Karlsen Nexans Norway 14. Lars Mehus Aker Kvaerner Subsea 15. Dancyl Washington Aker Kvaerner Subsea 16. Leo Caffery Aker Kvaerner Subsea 17. Andre Chartier Oceaneering Multiflex 18. Pete Worman Oceaneering Multiflex 19. Tim Wooters Parker Cabett Subsea 20. John Brown DUCO Ltd. 21. Peter Fellows DUCO Ltd. 22. Alan Dobson DUCO Ltd. 23. John Tokaruk Sandvik Steel 24. Leandro Finzetto Sandvik Steel 25. Dave O’Donnell RathGibson 26. Tony Graviano RathGibson 27. Kranthi Pallegar RathGibson 28. Ken Bertram Webco 29. Rod Brown Intec Engineering 30. Jim Morrison Pegasus International 31. Ryan Romero Pegasus International 32. Steve Mansfield J P Kenny 33. Vincent Ledoux Technip 34. Jean François Saint Marcoux Paragon Engineering 35. Darrel Evans Stolt Offshore 36. Norb Gorman Oceaneering International 37. Sandy Fraser Subsea 7 38. Knut Ivar Ekeberg ultradeep

API 17E/ISO 13628-5 SUBSEA UMBILICALS SUMMER STANDARDIZATION CONFERENCE STATUS REPORT

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4. UPDATED TARGET DATES FOR DELIVERABLES

Table 4-1 shows the new proposed milestone targets:

TABLE 4-1: MILESTONE TARGET DATES Milestone Targets Proposed Completion Date

End of Clarification Response January / February 2008

Disposition Comments Completed

Finalize agreement of FDIS – API TG, ISO Project Lead, DNV JIP

June 2009

Publication of ISO FDIS July/August 2009

End of Clarification Response December 2009

Publication of API/ISO Revised Standard February/March 2010

5. MAJOR ISSUES

None at this time

6. ANTICAPTED NEW WORK ITEMS

Following publication as FDIS, a NWI will be prepared to begin the next revision process.

7. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS

The TG will meet as required to reconcile comments to DIS.

8. RESOURCE NEEDS

None at this time

Status: Draft

Status report for revision of ISO 13628-6 (API 17F)

Summer conference Denver June 2009

Attachment L

2

Target

• The task groups (API and ISO) have an ambition of submitting an issue (DIS) for comments within end of 2009

3

Table of content to be as existing standard

• System requirements

• Surface equipment

• Subsea equipment

• Interfaces

• Materials and fabrication

• Quality

• Testing

• Marking, packaging, storage and shipping

4

Issues to be addressed for next revision

• All electric control system

• Subsea processing systems; impact on control system (separation, boosting, gas compression)

• Horizontal integration and open architecture; driver for improved reliability (Use of similar building blocks both for production control and intervention control applications)

• SIL (Safety Integrity Level)

• Infrastructure built for phased development and new functionality

• Backward compatibility in existing fields

• Update of Annex C for control fluid qualification.

• Cleanliness level; some confusion related to specified cleanliness level

• Component cleanliness

5

Issues to be addressed for next revision continued

• Long offset systems

• Hydraulic pressures needs to be addressed by improved definitions.

• Inclusion of important qualification parameters for components (i.e. no of cycles, pressure levels, .)

• Material qualification parameters (allowable corrosion with Control fluids, test parameters,.)

• Qualification testing of electrical and optical equipment

• Revisit Annex F after completion of next SIIS meeting

• Software development requirements

• Qualification of electrical and optical connector systems for subsea tree systems related to gas applications

6

ISO task group meetings

• Kick off meeting in Oslo Norway October 2008

• Celle Germany February 2009

• Copenhagen Denmark June 2009

• API Working Group Meetings

– January 2009

– June 2009

7

ISO task group participants

Project leader Roald Loug Hansen, StatoilHydro, Norway, roloha@statoilhydro.com

Members

• Andrew Gledhill, Aker Solutions, UK, andrew.gledhill@akersolutions.com

• Bruce Scott, Halliburton, , Bruce.Scott@Halliburton.com

• Cristopher Curran, BP, USA, Christopher.Curran@bp.com

• Frederico Nicoletti, Subsea 7, Brazil, frederico.nicoletti@subsea7.com

• Gerhard Wilche, Cameron, Germany, gerhard.wilcke@c-a-m.com

• Ian Kent, GE, UK, ian.kent@ge.com

• Jesper Jacobsen, Dong Energy, Denmark, jesja2@dongenergy.com

• John Bodine, Chevron, USA, john.bodine@chevron.com

• Ken Ellis, SES, , ken.ellis@subseaengineeringsolutions.com

• Mike Theobald, BP, UK, Mike.Theobald@uk.bp.com

• Stefan Knepper, Cameron, Germany, stefan.knepper@c-a-m.com

• Svein Lilleland, FMC, Norway, Svein.Lilleland@fks.fmcti.com

• Sverre Corneliussen, FMC, Norway, Sverre.Corneliussen@fks.fmcti.com

• Trond Bertmand, StatoilHydro, Norway, trbert@statoilhydro.com

• Werner Menz, Cameron, Germany, menzw@camerondiv.com

• Jens-Henrik Neuenkirchen, StatoilHydro, Norway, jhn@statoilhydro.com

8

API 17F working group

– Christopher Curran, BP

– Brian Skeels, FMC

– David Lansbury, FMC

– Jay Hursh, Aker Solutions

– John Allen, GE Vetco

– John Simon, Shell

– Mike Brashear, Chevron

– Lee Mitchell, Chevron

– Richard Barratt, GE Vetco

– Don Schlater, BP

– Stefan Ractliffe, Technip

– Butch Taggart, Mourphy

– Al Williams, Dril-Quip

– Don Ogwude, CSI

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API SC 17

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

API 17G Subsea Completion Risers

TASK GROUP STATUS

24 JUNE 2009

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. STATUS ................................................................................................................................. 1

2. MEMBERSHIP ..................................................................................................................... 1

3. WORK IN PROGRESS ........................................................................................................ 2

1. STATUS

1. The NWI for revision 3 has been approved and both API 17G and ISO 13628-7 task groups continue to work on their respective tasks.

2. The API 17G task group has been meeting every other month making steady progress on the subsea test tree spec and operations checklist. The group has come to a final draft for

nomenclature of parts to be in line with both current and future intervention schemes. The

IWOCS task group has met twice and has prepared its first rough draft of the IWOCS

specification, including umbilicals. Work is still planned for CD completion by the end of 2009.

2. MEMBERSHIP

Tables 1-3 list the current volunteer roster for the ISO and API task groups:

TABLE 1: ISO 13628-7 TASK GROUP MEMBERS

Name Company E-Mail Address

Tony Muff (Norway) (ISO Chair) FMC Technologies Anthony.Muff@fmcti.com

Finn Kirkemo StatoilHydro FKIR@StatoilHydro.com

Tore Geir Wernø StatoilHydro TGW@StatoilHydro.com

Ellen Benedikte Lofthus Hald StatoilHydro EBLOF@StatoilHydro.com

Stein Ramberg FMC Technologies Stein.Ramberg@fmcti.com

Jan Fredrik Carlsen FMC Technologies Janfredrik.calrsen@fmcti.com

mailto:Anthony.Muff@fmcti.com

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TABLE 2: ISO 13628-7 IWOCS WORK GROUP MEMBERS

Name Company E-Mail Address

Jan Fredrik Carlsen FMC Technologies Janfredrik.calrsen@fmcti.com

Joe Scranton Schlumberger scranton@rosharon.oilfield.slb.com

TABLE 3: API 17G TASK GROUP MEMBERS

Name Company E-Mail Address

Brian Skeels (API 17G Chair) FMC Technologies brian.skeels@fmcti.com

Tom Ames BP amest@bp.com

Mike Byrd BP Michael.byrd@bp.com

Merrick Kelley BP merrick.kelley@bp.com

Sterling Lewis ExxonMobil Sterling.f.lewis@exxonmobil.com

David Lacaze Shell David.lacaze@shell.com

Mike Hess Shell Michael.hess@shell.com

Bill Parks DTC International Bill.parks@dtc-houston.com

Perry Courville Halliburton perry.courville@halliburton.com

Mike Bailey Halliburton michael.bailey2@halliburton.com

Andy Henderson Oceaneering ahenderson@oceaneering.com

Chad Blanchard Oceaneering cblanch@oceaneering.com

Virgilio Garcia Soule Expro Group virgilio.garciasoule@exprogroup.com

Joe Scranton Schlumberger scranton@rosharon.oilfield.slb.com

Ray Stawaisz Chevron staw@chevron.com

David Law Superior Energy Solutions david.law@superiorenergy.com

Colin Johnston Helix Energy Systems cjohnston@helixesg.com

Jonathan Miller Intermoor, Inc. jmiller@intermoor.com

Brent Boyce Intermoor, Inc. bboyce@intermoor.com

Russell Hoshman MMS Russell.Hoshman@mms.gov

Merrick Kelley of BP and Jonathan Miller and Brent Boyce of Intermoor have joined the API 17G task

group since the February meeting. Gavin Duncan has left Expro and resigned from both task groups.

3. WORK IN PROGRESS

o The six tasks within the new revision 3 work item include:

1. Move the IWOCS clause (section) in the document to an Annex and expand scope to be

the master document reference for subsequent well intervention documents with IWOCS

variations. – Lead: Jan-Fredrik Carlsen (ISO)

2. Had a workshop in February to review all workover riser intervention configurations to

compare and normalize operations strategy. Clarification of nomenclature finalized in May

task group meeting should speed completion of a strawman draft. – Lead: Mike Hess

mailto:scranton@rosharon.oilfield.slb.commailto:brian.skeels@fmcti.commailto:amest@bp.commailto:Michael.byrd@bp.commailto:merrick.kelley@bp.commailto:Sterling.f.lewis@exxonmobil.commailto:David.lacaze@shell.commailto:Michael.hess@shell.commailto:Bill.parks@dtc-houston.commailto:perry.courville@halliburton.commailto:michael.bailey2@halliburton.commailto:ahenderson@oceaneering.commailto:cblanch@oceaneering.commailto:virgilio.garciasoule@exprogroup.commailto:scranton@rosharon.oilfield.slb.commailto:david.law@superiorenergy.commailto:cjohnston@helixesg.commailto:Russell.Hoshman@mms.gov

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3. Clarify text and requirements to highlight tubing hanger running string and horizontal tree

landing string as similar intervention devices. Text completed. – Lead: Tom Ames

4. Received several intervention options both for completion riser, rigless wireline, and

rigless Coiled Tubing configurations. From that, a proposed nomenclature chart has been

prepared and circulated to the task group. Intent is that nomenclature of equipment may be

used across completion workover riser configurations, and later used by subsequent welling

intervention documents. – Lead: Brian Skeels

5. Subsea Test Tree Specification. Strawman draft due in early June for circulation to other

task group members. – Lead: Virgilio Soule

6. Clarify entire text (i.e. clarify "shoulds" and "shalls") of 13628-7 to bring the document up

from "recommended practice" status to "specification" status. To be started later once

strawman texts are completed and circulated. – Colin Johnston

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API C2 / SC 17

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

API 17H / ISO 13628-13

ROV/ROT INTERFACE

TASK GROUP STATUS

JUNE 2009

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................. 1-1

2. PREVIOUS REPORTED STATUS.................................................................................. 2-2

3. STATUS .............................................................................................................................. 3-2

4. MEMBERSHIP .................................................................................................................. 4-2

5. UPDATED TARGET DATES FOR DELIVERABLES ................................................. 3-3

6. MAJOR ISSUES ................................................................................................................. 6-4

7. ANTICIPATED NEW WORK ITEMS ........................................................................... 7-4

8. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS ............................................................................... 8-4

9. RESOURCE NEEDS ......................................................................................................... 9-4

1. INTRODUCTION

The API 17H and API 17M were adopted in 2004 from ISO 13628-8 and ISO 13628-

9 respectively. A new work item has been identified to combine the two standards

into one new standard titled ISO 13628-13. Comments to the previous release of the

standards will need to be incorporated into the next revision.

The API 17H task group, working with an equivalent ISO team, has the scope of

work to update and combine the existing API-17H / ISO 13628-8 and API-17M / ISO

13628-9 into a single concise specification.

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2. PREVIOUS REPORTED STATUS

Statoil has setup a FTP web site to allow universal access to all team members. The

“strawman” document and other supporting documents have been posted to the site.

An ISO work group and an API task group have been assembled, member names and

contacts are listed in section 3.

Several meetings between Erich Luzi and Charles White have been held and a table

of contents have been developed. Using the table of contents a “strawman” document

has been created for use by both teams. Responsibility for chapters of the

“strawman” have been distributed to each team for comment.

The ISO work group has held a few meetings in Europe and the API task group has

held seven meetings in Houston, but with poor attendance.

The ISO team has had good participation at meeting but progress has been reduced

due to the fact that 3 of the members companies have recently merged. The API

meetings have been poorly attended due to competing demands

Updated dual-port hotstab drawings have been obtained and will be incorporated in

the new standard. An additional question has been received regarding a correction to

the units one of the tables. This has been incorporated in the new standard.

3. STATUS

Received the updated document in ISO format from ISO task group. Updated

document was distributed to API task group. Held workshop in late may to review

status of the document and solicit comments to the latest version of the document.

Comments are due by the end of June. We have received one set of comments to

date.

4. MEMBERSHIP

Membership to the task group has had some turnover with several new members

participating. Interest and participation have increased in the past six months. Table

3-1, Table 3-2, and Table 3-3 show the changes in the current volunteer membership

for the API 17H / ISO 13628-8:

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TABLE 3-1: API 17H TASK GROUP MEMBERS

Name Company E-mail

Charles White DORIS cwhite@doris-inc.com

Steve Liso Chevron sliso@chevron.com

Lynn Dates Shell lynn.dates@shell.com

Doug Hernandez BP hernand5@bp.com

Omid Ouiani Chevron Omid.ouiani@chevron.com

Mark Holder FMC Mark.holder@fmcti.com

TABLE 3-2: ISO 13628-8 WORK GROUP MEMBERS

Name Company E-mail

Erich Luzi Statoil luzi@statoilhydro.com

Kjersti Kanne Vetco kjersti.kanne@vetco.com

Alf Kristian Aadland Oceaneering [AAdland@oceaneering.com]

Diddier Renard Technip drenard@technip.com

Finn Haugen FMC finn.haugen@fks.fmcti.com

Tom Gunnar Omberg Shell tomgunnar.omberg@shell.com

TABLE 3-3: RESERVE API 17P TASK GROUP MEMBERS

Name Company E-mail

Brian Skeels FMC Brian.skeels@fmcti.com

Reserve members are not able to participate directly due to combination of project

workload and temporary relocation to support projects, but are interested in the

success of the task group.

5. UPDATED TARGET DATES FOR DELIVERABLES

Working with ISO team to finalize dates:

TABLE 4-1: MILESTONE TARGET DATES

Milestone Targets Proposed Completion Date

Working Draft agreed by TG to proceed to

Subcommittee (SC) (ISO Stage 20.99)

01 December 2009

Draft approved by SC for formal ballot (ISO

Stage 30.99)

01 July 2010

Draft approved by SC for final ballot (ISO 01 December 2010

mailto:luzi@statoilhydro.commailto:kjersti.kanne@vetco.com

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Stage 30.99)

Publication of Standard (ISO Stage 60.60) 01 July 2011

6. MAJOR ISSUES

The ISO and API teams have had good participation in the past six months.

Need direction on incorporation of API 17A / ISO 13628-1 appendix B into API 17H

/ ISO 13628-13. The task groups are recommending incorporation in to the next

release of the document.

7. ANTICIPATED NEW WORK ITEMS

None at this time.

8. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS

ISO Work Group and API Task Group are scheduled to meet monthly.

9. RESOURCE NEEDS

None at this time

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ISO TC 67/SC 4/WG 6

API C2 / SC 17

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

API RP 2RD REVISION / ISO/WD 13628-12

DYNAMIC RISERS FOR FLOATING PRODUCTION INSTALLATIONS

TASK GROUP STATUS

June 24, 2009

Contents

1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................... 1

2. STATUS .................................................................................................................................. 1

3. MEMBERSHIP ....................................................................................................................... 3

4. TARGET DATES FOR DELIVERABLES ............................................................................ 5

5. MAJOR ISSUES ..................................................................................................................... 5

6. ANTICIPATED NEW WORK ITEMS .................................................................................. 5

7. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS ...................................................................................... 5

8. RESOURCE NEEDS .............................................................................................................. 5

1. INTRODUCTION

The ISO 13628-12/API RP 2RD Task Group’s scope of work is to revise API RP

2RD and to submit the revision to ISO. The new document will cover top-tensioned

risers, catenary risers, hybrid risers and offloading risers. The new name of the

document will be Dynamic Risers for Floating Production Installations.

2. STATUS

A JIP by MCS and DNV to expedite the TG work was kicked off May 7, 2008.

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ISO 13628-12 (API 2RD) JIP Progress Report

70%Workshops are scheduled for the week of June 22-26 for the design and

connectors/components chapters.

69%

76% The progress on the document is tracking commensurate with

expenditures. Total joined the JIP for 2009. The project budget currently

stands at $400K with $40K to be allocated at the steering committee

meeting in July. The budget is on track relative to th

Chapter

Chapter

Completion

Target

Completion

Date Issues / Planned Resolution

Final Document

Collation20%

Body - Jul 09

Entire Doc - Aug

09

Work has begun on the definitions, terms and symbols section. As

chapters are added, the definitions, terms and symbols section is updated

and checked.

Design 97%Complete - sent

for comments

Document has been released for comments to all workshop participants.

Comments were due by May 22nd. Key issues for consideration include:

factor of .75 vs. .9 for hydrotest, content of tables with example load

cases, and agreement of definitions.

Materials 65% May-09The materials chapter was sent for comments. A meeting to review the

comments was held May 28.

Connectors 75% Jul-09

The chapter has a couple of key issues outstanding for chapter resolution:

an agreement from the group on the design section format/factors and

confirmation of current text on bolting. The group is planning to send out

the chapter to a wider group for com

Fab/install 80% Jun-09 The chapter draft is complete and was sent for comments April 30.

Annexes 20% Jul-09

The geotechnical annex was sent for comments in early May. Work is on

going on the example annexes. An informative annex related to the design

chapter equations is being drafted.

Document Completion

Project Expended Hrs

Project Expended $

Progress Through 1-May-09

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3. MEMBERSHIP

TABLE 1: API RP 2RD TASK GROUP MEMBERS

TG Member Company Email

Stanton Paul N. Technip USA, Inc pstanton@technip.com

Abayazi Petronas abayazi@petronas.com.my

Rajiv Aggarwal KBR Rajiv.Aggarwal@kbr.com

Benoit Balagué Total benoit.balague@total.com

Carl Baxter RTI cbaxter@rtiintl.com

Shankar Bhat KBR Shankar.bhat@deepflex.com

Jim Burk BP James.Burk@BP.com

Roger Burke Technip USA, Inc rburke@technip.com

Mark Cerkovnik 2H Offshore cerkovnm@2hoffshoreinc.com

Muthu Chezhian Advanced Production and Loading muc@apl.no

Ed Clukey BP Edward.Clukey@bp.com

Gordon Craig Grant Prideco gordon.craig@grantprideco.com

Early Denison Shell early-denison@att.net

Allen Fox Stress Engineering allen.fox@stress.com

Mike Efthymiou Shell mike.efthymiou@shell.com

David Garrett Stress Engineering David.Garrett@stress.com

Enrique Gonzalez Petrobras casaprima@petrobras.com.br

Roland Goodman API goodmanr@api.org

Himanshu Gupta BP Himanshu.Gupta@bp.com

Joe Jin ExxonMobil joe.jin@exxonmobil.com

Daniel Karunakaran Subsea 7 Daniel.Karunakaran@Subsea7.com

Kieran Kavanagh MCS kierankavanagh@mcs.com

WanJun Kim Shell Wanjun.Kim@Shell.Com

Finn Kirkemo StatoilHydro FKIR@statoilhydro.com

Frans Kopp Shell Frans.Kopp@shell.com

Steinar Kristoffersen StatoilHydro stekr@statoilhydro.com

Stéphanie Le-Douaron Total stephanie.le-douaron@total.com

Jean-Luc Legras Acergy Jean-Luc.Legras@acergy-group.com

Jacky Massaglia Vallourec & Mannesmann jacky.massaglia@vmtubes.fr

Craig Masson Petrobras cmasson@petrobras-usa.com

Basim Mekha Cuneiform Offshore Consulting, LLC bmekha@cuneiform-offshore.com

Bob Mitchell Technip USA, Inc romitchell@technip.com

Kim Mork DNV kim.mork@dnv.com

Jeff O'Donnell Technip USA, Inc jodonnell@technip.com

David Petruska BP petrusdj@bp.com

Vidish Rao Shell vidish.rao@shell.com

Partha Sharma DNV Partha.Sharma@dnv.com

John Skinner J P Kenney jskinner@helixesg.com

Ruxin Song Technip USA, Inc rsong@technip.com

Joe Straub BHP Billiton Joe.Straub@BHPBilliton.com

Glenn Wald Shell glenn.wald@shell.com

Paul Wiet Total Paul.WIET@total.com

Steve Wong GE VetcoGray steve.wong1@ge.com

Alan Yu Technip USA, Inc ayu@technip.com

Michelle Zhang Chevron mzhang@chevron.com

cc list

Howard Cook bp howard.cook2@bp.com

Antoine Felix-Henry Flexi France afelixhenry@technip.com

Manny Gagliano MMS Anthony.Gagliano@mms.gov

Olav Inderberg FMC Olav.Inderberg@fks.fmcti.com

Philippe Jeanjean bp Philippe.Jeanjean@bp.com

Alf Reidar Johansen OGP alf.reidar.johansen@ogp.org.uk

Elizabeth Komiskey MMS elizabeth.komiskey@dot.gov

Patrick O'Connor BP oconnpe@bp.com

Jim Smith Shell James.Smith@shell.com

Cheryl Stark BP starkcl@bp.com

Jan Denney MCS jandenney@mcs.com

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TABLE 2: API RP 2RD Sub Task Group Members

Section Content

1 Scope Goodman-WGL,

2 Normative references Stanton-MC

3 Definitions and nomenclature

4 Abbreviated terms

5 Symbols

6 Design loads and conditions Cerkovnik-R Kopp-R

Denison-PI WanJun-PI (coord. Shell involvement)

Garrett-WGL Mekha-M

Jin-MC Mork-MC

Kavanagh-MC (JIP lead) Petruska-PI

Karunakaran-M Zhang-PI

7 Design criteria for pipe Cerkovnik-R Kopp-R

Denison-PI WanJun-PI (coord. Shell involvement)

Garrett-WGL Legras-MC

Jin-MC Mork-MC

Kavanagh-MC (JIP lead) Zhang-PI

Karunakaran-R

8 Connectors and riser components Mitchell-WGL Karunakaran-R

Baxter-MC Kirkemo-MC

Denison-PI (if Jim Smith does not have time)Massaglia-MC

Fox-MC Wong

Garrett-M Zhang-R

Jin-M Craig-MC

9 Materials Baxter-MC Massaglia-MC

Jin-M O'Donnell-WGL

Karunakaran-R Zhang-M

Kopp-R or MC if needed

10 Fabrication and installation Denison-MC (Installation) Mekha-MC

Jin-M Straub

Karunakaran-M Wald-WGL

Kopp-R Zhang-PI

11 Riser integrity management Chezhian-MC Karunakaran-M

Denison-PI (w/Glenn Wald) WanJun-PI

Jin-M Petruska-PI

Kavanagh-WGL Zhang-M

Annex A (Informative) Load case examples Burke-WGL Mork-MC

Garrett-MC Zhang-R

Mekha-M

Annex B (Informative) Example TTR design Yu-WGL Zhang-R

Cerkovnik-R

Annex C (Informative) Example SCR design Song-WGL Sharma-MC

Mekha-MC Zhang-R

Annex D (Informative) Example hybrid riser design Song-WGL Zhang-R

Legras-MC

Annex E Connector quallification Kirkemo-WGLZhang-R

Annex F Stress strain curve Kirkemo-WGLZhang-R

Annex G Capacity criteria example Kirkemo-WGLZhang-R

Annex H (Informative) Geotechnical considerations Clukey-WGL (MC for other sections)Sharma-PI Zhang-R

All Komiskey-R

WGL work group lead M minor

MC major contributor R review only

PI participate by providing information

Assignments to Work Groups, as of Sept 2008Joint Task of ISO TC67/SC4/WG6 and API SC2

ISO 13628-12 & API-RP-2RD-Revision: Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries – Dynamic Risers for Floating Production

Installations

Work Group Members

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4. TARGET DATES FOR DELIVERABLES

Table 3 shows the proposed milestone targets:

TABLE 3: MILESTONE TARGET DATES

5. MAJOR ISSUES

None at this time.

6. ANTICIPATED NEW WORK ITEMS

None at this time.

7. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS

Next full TG meeting 25 June 2009.

8. RESOURCE NEEDS

None.

Milestone Targets Proposed Completion Date

JIP Kick-off 7 May 08

All Chapters drafted Mid Feb 09

Workshops for all chapters March 09

Initial draft of all sections June 09

Issue Draft August 09

Final update. Issue DIS October 09

FDIS Aug 2010

From: Allen, John (GE Infra, VG Oil & Gas) [john.o.allen@ge.com]Sent: Monday, June 08, 2009 11:24 AM To: Edmund Baniak; JohnMcManus@RAthGibson.com Cc: bednarjm@bp.com Subject: RE: Call for Reports/Updates of Work Program & Request for Funding Attachments: CTR8302A.pdf Ed, I have no written report on API 17N Reliability and Technical Risk Management as it has now been published.I would like to just say a few words on where we go from here (on behalf of Mark Siegmund) On the issue of Subsea Flowmeters, I have made progress in that I have received a release from DeepStar on their document on the subject (see below and attached), so this gives us a very good start.I am still looking for a champion and have made some progress. I can talk on this subject, but no report.

John,

You have permission to disclose the results of this Phase VIII study to API for the purpose of developing a future Recommended Practice around Subsea Metering.

Note that Management Committee consensus on this was obtained when the CTR was endorsed due to the written intent o disclose the information to API in the CTR. No additional Management Committee permissions are required.

Thank-you,

Christopher Haver

DeepStar Director

chaver@chevron.com

713-372-2836

From: Edmund Baniak [mailto:Baniake@api.org] Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2009 11:25 AM To: harold.reeves@bp.com; krassimir.doynov@exxonmobil.com; rfrazer@atpog.com; brian.skeels@fmcti.com; JohnMcManus@RAthGibson.com; Christopher.Curran@bp.com; cwhite@doris-inc.com; Allen, John (GE Infra, VG Oil & Gas); marc.hyndman@chevron.com; roger.walls@exxonmobil.com; pstanton@technip.com; andmar@StatoilHydro.com; ronaldwilliam.dee@shell.com; roloha@statoil.com; anthony.muff@fks.fmcti.com; luzi@statoilhydro.com; janfredrik.carlsen@fks.fmcti.com Cc: bednarjm@bp.com; gary_hurta@dril-quip.com; JHN@StatoilHydro.com Subject: Call for Reports/Updates of Work Program & Request for Funding Dear API/ISO Work Group Chairs: This is a reminded that we would like to have your report on the status of the work being done within your work/project group. We would like to have all reports before the next subcommittee meeting in Westminster, Colorado. If you will not be attending that meeting, please let the executive group know if you will an alternate attending the meeting to present your report. If you have already submitted your report, thank you. In addition, API is soliciting input on any funding requirements that may be needed in the next fi