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Minutes SC 17 Page 1 January 16, 2009

MINUTES API Subcommittee 17 - Subsea Production Equipment

Houston, Texas January 16, 2009

John Bednar: Chair Gary Hurta; Vice-Chair John McManus; Secretary

1. John Bednar, API SC 17 Chairman, welcomed the group to the meeting at 8:00 AM and

outlined various safety and housekeeping issues.

2. A roll call was completed and it was confirmed that there was a quorum present for this meeting. An update was given on voting categories of the membership. (Attendee List provided in Attachment A)

3. The agenda was adopted.

4. The minutes from the Joint Meeting SC17/TC67-SC4-WG6 held in Calgary (June 2008) were reviewed and approved by the attendees.

5. The latest Work Program Listing (Attachment B) was presented.

6. Task Group Chair/Project Group Leader reports. a. ISO 13628-1/API 17A---Subsea Production Systems---

i. J-H Neuenkirchen updated the activities on ISO 13628-1 (API 17A) -- A draft for an official Amendment to ISO 13628-1 Clause 6, Materials and corrosion protection‖ has been prepared, together with a proposal for a new Annex L "Materials and Welding of Subsea Manifolds". These documents were approved 2007-02-22 as proposed Draft International Standard (DIS).

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. K. Doynov reported by email that 13628-11 and 12628-2 were adopted back by API as 17B and 17J, respectively.

ii. Work is continuing on 13628-16 and 13628-17. A CD ballot was issued.

c. ISO 13628-3 (API 17C) ---TFL Systems No work was done on this document since the last meeting.

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

i. The formal report was given by Ross Fraser, see TG chair report (Attachment C) ii. The task group has reviewed and responded to all 113 pages of comments. In

addition, text has been added to address the design and classification of sub-mudline casing hangers which are sometimes used in subsea drilling/wellhead drilling programs.

iii. The task group’s response to the comments has been incorporated into the document. The finished product was forwarded to the ISO Secretariat on 27 October 2008 along with the task group’s recommendation that a second DIS be issued.


iv. The task group has also been directed to consider the treatment of differential pressure in the design process for the equipment that is in the scope of the specification. This is to serve as a template for treatment for the entire SC17/13628 family of specifications. The work has been completed and the report received 22 Dec 2008. It is being reviewed by Ross Frazer and Brian Skeels.

v. The task group 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.

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

i. The formal report was given by John McManus, see Task Group Chair report (Attachment D)

ii. The API TG dispositioned all comments received and submitted final FDIS version to API/ISO.

iii. The DNV JIP, acting on behalf of ISO, is reviewing the changes made. The ISO secretariat will either send it back to the TG with suggestions or forward to voting members to vote/comment.

f. ISO 13628-6 (API 17F) --- Production Controls

i. The formal report was given by Jens-Henrich Neuenkirchen. ii. No written report available. iii. TG leadership has determined that it is time to begin work on a new revision to

17F. Work will begin on drafting new scope of work for revision. A new structure will be proposed whereby a core controls document will be developed with annexes for each individual component.

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

i. Brian Skeels submitted the formal report, see Task Group Chair report (Attachment E).

ii. API 17G task group has met three times (August, November, and January) continuing work on its tasks. ISO 13628-7 task group met in December to organize and start work on its IWOCS task.

iii. Steady progress has been made on several of the tasks within the new work item for ISO 13628-7, revision 3 lead by the API 17G task group. The ISO task group lead work on the IWOCS is currently getting organized and should complete its task by the end of 2009.

iv. TG is to present a revised document with minor editorial/clerical changes to Ed Baniak for errata publication.

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

i. The formal reports were submitted by Charles White, see Task Group Chair report (Attachment F)

ii. 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. Using the table of contents a ―strawman‖ document has been created for use by both teams. Responsibility for chapters of the ―strawman‖ has been distributed to each team for comment.


iii. An ISO work group and an API task group have been assembled; member names and contacts are listed in section 3.

iv. 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.

v. 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

vi. Additional meetings will be scheduled quarterly.

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

(Attachment G) 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. 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

iii. Design - Comment incorporation ongoing; Draft to be circulated end of year/January

iv. Connectors / components - Chapter content 50% complete; Completed draft and review of Annex E

v. Materials - Group lead Jeff O’Donnell has completed straw man and received comments from DNV on 12 Jan.

vi. Fabrication / Installation - Reference material provided as starting point; Workgroup has revised Chapter TOC and preliminary tasks have been assigned to members

vii. Annexes / Appendices – Examples started; Qualification / Test – 90%; Stress-strain curve; Capacity criteria example; Geotechnical Reducing content to 20 pages

j. API 17N -- Subsea Reliability and Technical Risk Management

i. Report presented by John Allan, see Task Group Chair presentation (Attachment H)

ii. API performed its first pass editorial/format, the API 17N committee reviewed with API for any incorrect edits (changed the sense)

iii. Document awaiting final review by API 17N committee prior to publishing iv. Mark Siegmund has volunteered to take over Chairmanship once document is

official published

k. API 17O -- HIPPS i. Report presented by Brian Skeels on behalf of Christopher Curran, see Task

Group Chair report (Attachment I) ii. The previous forecast was to have the RP complete by end 2008. However

discussions on how to handle export pipelines lead to a delay in completing the draft.

iii. Inclusion of export pipelines within the RP. This has now been resolved and will be included in an Annex.


l. ISO 13628-15 (API 17P) -- Templates and Manifolds

i. Report presented by Charles White, see Task Group Chair report (Attachment J) ii. Purchase Order was executed January 15, 2007 to Doris Inc to provide clerical

support for the development of the rough draft. A cleanup of the rough draft has been completed and distributed to the task group. Roughly 90% of the budget has been expended to date and a final invoice has been submitted.

iii. Three workshops were scheduled and well attended in the past two quarters. The goal was to uplift the working draft to committee draft by: Incorporate figures; Fill out thin sections; Update material section to match latest annex L; Review gaps/overlaps with 17D, 17H and subsea connectors

iv. The list of previous actions has been completed and all input by the task group has been incorporated. A committee draft has been completed and transmitted to API and ISO representatives. No additional meetings are scheduled until comments are received to the committee draft.

m. API RP Q -- Recommended Practice for Subsea Qualification

i. Report was provided by Chris Horan, see Task Group Chair report (Attachment K)

ii. Due to the large task of developing qualification guidelines for subsea equipment, eight (8) separate component task groups have been developed: valves and actuators, trees and chokes, connectors, hydraulic - subsea controls, electrical - subsea controls, coatings and insulation, completion equipment and wellhead equipment.

iii. Since April 2008, eighteen (18) sub committee component grouping meetings have been held to gain alignment on respective test requirements. In addition to sub committee meetings, two (2) 17Q leadership committee meetings have been held: March 10, 2008 (at BP) and May 15, 2008 (at Oil States).

iv. To date, the following tasks have been completed via the 17Q Task Group: Committee and participant alignments have been reached regarding overall 17Q methodology (failure mode analysis and product qualification sheets - datasheets); Specific components and respective groupings; FMA/PQS template forms; Individual component PQS forms complete, containing input from various Task Group / Industry subject matter experts; Alignment obtained regarding the RP's document outline.

n. Flowline Connection Group

i. Craig Redding identified a lingering need to further define requirements for Flowline Connections. However, it was agreed that no work in this area would be initiated until API 17 P was published.

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

8. Next Meeting –

a. Summer June 22 - 26 2009 API Annual Summer Standardization Conference in Westminster, Colorado.

b. SC 17 Winter 2010 will remain in Houston and not be part of the API Winter Meetings.

ATTACHMENT B

SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEMS (SC17) STANDARDS STATUS MATRIX

as of: 5/12/2009

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; New

Clause 6 and New Annex L (from 17P) under ballot

André Maerli (I [email protected]);

Harold Reeves (A [email protected])

17B RP: Flexible Pipe 4 2008 13628-11 McM Document Adopted back by API; No Activity at this

time

Krassimir Doynov (I, A-TG1

[email protected]);

17C RP: Through Flow Line (TFL) Systems 2 2002 2005 13628-3 Hurta No Activity at this time Harold Reeves (I, A-TG6 [email protected])

17D Spec: Subsea Wellhead and Christmas Tree Equipment 1 1992 2003 13628-4 Hurta DIS ballot closed 2/28/07; Comments Resolved. 2nd DIS

ballot issued

Ross Frazer (I, A-TG5 [email protected])

Brian Skeels (I, A-TG5 [email protected])

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 [email protected]);

J. McManus (A-TG4 [email protected])

17F Spec: Subsea Production Control Systems 2 2006 13628-6 Bed Time for initiating New Review Roald Loug Hansen (I [email protected]);

John Bodine (A-TG2 [email protected])

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 12/2008

Anthony Muff (I [email protected]);

Brian Skeels (A [email protected])

17H RP: Remotely Operated Verhicle (ROV) Interfaces 1 2004 2009 13628-8 Retired Group, now operates under 13628-13 Eric Luzi (I [email protected])

17J Spec: Unbonded Flexible Pipe 3 2008 13628-2 McM Document Adopted back by API; No Activity at this

time

Krassimir Doynov (I, A-TG1

[email protected]);

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

[email protected]);

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

[email protected]);17L2 RP: Recommended Practice for Flexible Pipe Ancillary

Equip

New 13628-17 McM NWI Approved 11/17/07; CD Ballot issued Krassimir Doynov (I, A-TG1

[email protected]);

17M RP: Remotely Operated Tool (ROT) Intervention Systems 1 2004 2009 13628-9 Retired Group, now operates under 13628-13 Eric Luzi (I [email protected])

17N RP: Subsea Reliability New Bed Ballot closes October 16, 2008 John Allen (A [email protected])

17O RP: High Integrity Pressure Protection System (HIPPS) New Bed Ballot closes May 28, 2009 Chris Lindsey-Curran (A [email protected])

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 (A [email protected])

Olla Melland (I [email protected])

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.

Eric Luzi (I [email protected]);

Charles White (A [email protected])

17Q* Subsea Qualification New McM Ballot closed 5/29/09 Roger Walls (A [email protected])

17S* Intervention Workover Control Systems (IWOCS) New 13628-14 Jan-Fredrik Carlsen (I [email protected])

Materials Study Group Annexes to Existing ISO docs Ragnar Mollan (I)

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 [email protected])

Yellow=Document Currently with Activity

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 ([email protected] ph: 281-249-4325); Gary Hurta ([email protected] ph: 713-939-7711); John McManus ([email protected] ph: 281-854-2063)

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

ATTACHMENT C

API SC 17

SUBCOMMITTEE ON SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

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

JOINT TASK GROUP STATUS

07 JANUARY 2009

SPECIFICATION API 17D/ISO 13628-4

SUBSEA WELLHEADS AND TREES

STATUS REPORT

1. INTRODUCTION

The API 17D task group’s scope was 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 17-D. 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 acceptance 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

2. STATUS

The task group has reviewed and responded to all 113 pages of comments. In addition, text has been added to address the design and classification of submudline casing hangers which are sometimes used in subsea drilling/wellhead drilling programs. The task group’s response to the comments have been incorporated into the document. The finished product was forwarded to the ISO Secretariat w/c 27 October 2008 along with the task group’s recommendation that a second DIS be issued. That action is suggested due to the considerable volume of comments. The task group has also been directed to consider the treatment of differential pressure in the design process for the equipment that is in the scope of the specification. This is to serve as a template for treatment for the entire SC17/13628 family of specifications. The work has been completed and the report received 22 Dec 2008. It is being reviewed by Ross Frazer and Brian Skeels. The task group 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.



STATUS REPORT

3. MEMBERSHIP

The current membership is listed below. As always, the task group leadership is in the process of updating the roster.

API 17D/ISO 13628-4 TASK GROUP MEMBERS (May 2008)

Name Company E-Mail Address

Ross Frazer ATP Oil & Gas [email protected]

Brian Skeels FMC Technologies [email protected]

Tom Ames BP [email protected]

Don Wells ConocoPhillips [email protected]

Gary Hurta Dril-Quip [email protected]

Bill Parks DTC International [email protected]

Eric Wehner Cameron [email protected]

Stephen Fischer Vetco Gray [email protected]

Les McGeHee Dril-Quip [email protected]

Lionel M. Fontenette ExxonMobil [email protected]

Russell Hoshman MMS [email protected]

Mike Byrd BP [email protected]

Scott C. Stjernstrom Chevron [email protected]

Terry Cook Shell [email protected]

Glen Cuiper VetcoGray [email protected]

Alternates

David Morgan Cameron [email protected]

Mike Conner MMS [email protected]

Bobby Voss Vetco Gray [email protected]

4. TARGET DATES FOR DELIVERABLES

The report regarding treatment of differential pressure will be reviewed and forwarded

to the SC 17/13628 leadership by the end of 1Q 2009.

5. MAJOR ISSUES

None known.

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STATUS REPORT

6. ANTICIPATED NEW WORK ITEMS

The task group is still awaiting the results of balloting on whether or not compact

flanges are to be incorporated into the specification.

7. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS

None planned.

8. RESOURCE NEEDS

None at this time.

ATTACHMENT D

API C2 / SC 17


API 17E SPECIFICATION for SUBSEA UMBILICALS

REVISION TASK GROUP STATUS

JANUARY 16, 2009

API 17E/ISO 13628-5 SUBSEA UMBILICALS

WINTER STATUS REPORT

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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, is reviewing the changes made.

The ISO secretariat will either send it back to the TG with suggestions or forward to

voting members to vote/comment.

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 [email protected]

Katrina Paton Clausing Shell International Exploration & Production [email protected]

Peter Worman Oceaneering [email protected]

Teguh Inarsoyo BP [email protected]

Dave Madden DUCO Inc. [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]



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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



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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

Publication of ISO FDIS January 2009

End of Clarification Response June / July 2009

Publication of API/ISO Revised Standard September 2009

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.


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

8. RESOURCE NEEDS

None at this time

ATTACHMENT E

API SC 17


API 17G Subsea Completion Risers

TASK GROUP STATUS

16 JANUARY 2009

API 17G RISERS

STATUS REPORT

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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

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

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

API 17G RISERS

STATUS REPORT

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1. STATUS

1. API 17G task group has met three times (August, November, and January) continuing work on its tasks. ISO 13628-7 task group met in December to organize and start work on its IWOCS task.

2. Steady progress has been made on several of the tasks within the new work item for ISO 13628-7, revision 3 lead by the API 17G task group. The ISO task group lead work on the IWOCS is

currently getting organized and should complete its task 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


Tony Muff (Norway) (ISO Chair) FMC Technologies [email protected]

Finn Kirkemo StatoilHydro [email protected]

Tore Geir Wernø StatoilHydro [email protected]

Ellen Benedikte Lofthus Hald StatoilHydro [email protected]

Stein Ramberg FMC Technologies [email protected]

Jan Fredrik Carlsen FMC Technologies [email protected]

TABLE 2: ISO 13628-7 IWOCS WORK GROUP MEMBERS


Jan Fredrik Carlsen FMC Technologies [email protected]

Joe Scranton Schlumberger [email protected]

Gavin Duncan Expro Group [email protected]

TABLE 3: API 17G TASK GROUP MEMBERS


Brian Skeels (API 17G Chair) FMC Technologies [email protected]

Tom Ames BP [email protected]

Mike Byrd BP [email protected]

Sterling Lewis ExxonMobil [email protected]

David Lacaze Shell [email protected]

Mike Hess Shell [email protected]


Perry Courville Halliburton [email protected]

Mike Bailey Halliburton [email protected]

Andy Henderson Oceaneering [email protected]

Chad Blanchard Oceaneering [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]

API 17G RISERS

STATUS REPORT

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Gavin Duncan Expro Group [email protected]

Virgilio Garcia Soule Expro Group [email protected]

Joe Scranton Schlumberger [email protected]

Ray Stawaisz Chevron [email protected]

David Law Superior Energy Solutions [email protected]

Colin Johnston Helix Energy Systems [email protected]

Russell Hoshman MMS [email protected]

Joe Scranton of Schlumberger and Ray Stawaisz of Chevron have joined the API 17G task group since

the June meeting in Calgary. Ginny Stover has left BP and resigned from the task group.

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: Tony Muff (ISO)

2. Add equipment test frequency and well control strategy clause (section) (or Annex),

similar to NORSOK D-010 and D-002 as it applies to completion and workover riser

equipment. – Lead: Mike Hess

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

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

4. Create a standard set of nomenclature of equipment that can be used across completion

workover riser configurations, and later used by subsequent welling intervention documents.

– Lead: Bill Parks

5. Subsea Test Tree Manufacture Review: (14A or not…) – 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. – Colin Johnston to look at and

set up project plan

o A second draft of the equipment test frequency and well control strategy was distributed and discussed at the November meeting.

o Tom Ames and Bill Parks completed their review of landing string and nomenclature discrepancies in 13628-7 and commented that the nomenclature and landing string clarification

work have turned out to be similar in nature and asked to combine work items 3 and 4, and allow

Bill and Tom to work jointly on this effort.

o Virgilio Soule completed his review of current 6A/14A manufacturing practices and recommended that a new annex be written for subsea test trees (SSTT) manufacturing

specifications

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]

API 17G RISERS

STATUS REPORT

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o The ISO 13628-7 work group has target establishing a table of content (scope) of the IWOCS annex by June 2009, prepare text by December 2009, and circulate for industry review and

comment by February 2010.

o Gavin Duncan presented a case to study IWOCS umbilical standards and address the issue as to whether it goes into 13628-7’s IWOCS annex, or should be donated to the 13628-5/17E task

group for inclusion into their document. Gavin will get with John McManus and Jan Fredrik

Carlsen to determine where the best fit is.

o The API 17G task group would like to merge the new work items prepared so far into the current 13628-7 document to create a “working draft” by March 2009. Text will continue to be revised

and edited, including work toward getting the entire document up to specification status

throughout the summer, coinciding with the IWOCS effort.

ATTACHMENT F

API C2 / SC 17


API 17H / ISO 13628-13

ROV/ROT INTERFACE

TASK GROUP STATUS

JANUARY 2009

API 17H ROV/ROT INTERFACES

STATUS REPORT

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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 ................................................................................................................. 5-3

6. ANTICIPATED NEW WORK ITEMS ........................................................................... 6-3

7. PLANS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS ............................................................................... 7-3

8. RESOURCE NEEDS ......................................................................................................... 8-3


STATUS REPORT

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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.

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.

Several meetings have been scheduled but attendance has been very poor.

Additional meetings will be scheduled quarterly.


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3. MEMBERSHIP

Membership to the task group has grown with several new members participating.

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:

TABLE 3-1: API 17H TASK GROUP MEMBERS

Name Company E-mail

Charles White DORIS [email protected]

George Siappas Chevron [email protected]

Lynn Dates Shell [email protected]

Doug Hernandez BP [email protected]

Don Ross Pegasus Engineering [email protected]

Brian Skeels FMC [email protected]

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

Name Company E-mail

Erich Luzi Statoil [email protected]

Kjersti Kanne Vetco [email protected]

Alf Kristian Aadland Oceaneering [[email protected]]

Diddier Renard Technip [email protected]

Finn Haugen FMC [email protected]

Tom Gunnar Omberg Shell [email protected]

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

Name Company E-mail

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.


Working with ISO team to finalize dates:



Working Draft agreed by TG to proceed to TBD

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Subcommittee (SC) (ISO Stage 20.99)

Draft approved by SC for formal ballot (ISO

Stage 30.99)

TBD

Publication of Standard (ISO Stage 60.60) TBD

5. MAJOR ISSUES

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.

Concerned that the table of contents is still evolving, we need to agree upon the scope

and complete sections. Currently we are waiting on the cleaned up version of the

working draft from the ISO task group. Upon receipt we will schedule a meeting to

review the table of contents.

Dates can not be estimated until a scope and table of contents are agreed.


None at this time.


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

8. RESOURCE NEEDS

Operators are asked to submit any “standard” subsea manifold specifications that may

be useful to this team. None have been received to date.

ATTACHMENT G

ISO TC 67/SC 4/WG 6

API C2 / SC 17


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

DYNAMIC RISERS FOR FLOATING PRODUCTION INSTALLATIONS

TASK GROUP STATUS

January 16, 2009

API RP 2RD DYNAMIC RISERS FOR FLOATING PRODUCTION INSTALLATIONS

STATUS REPORT

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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


STATUS REPORT

1 16-Jan-09

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.

Status of Work Groups:

1. Design

i. Comment incorporation ongoing

ii. Draft to be circulated end of year/January

2. Connectors / components

i. Chapter content 50% complete

ii. Completed draft and review of Annex E

3. Materials

i. Group lead Jeff O’Donnell has completed straw man and received

comments from DNV on 12 Jan.

4. Fab / Install

i. Reference material provided as starting point.

ii. Workgroup has revised Chapter TOC and preliminary tasks have been

assigned to members.

5. Annexes / Appendices

i. Examples

Started


STATUS REPORT

2 16-Jan-09

ii. Qualification / Test – 90%

iii. Stress-strain curve

iv. Capacity criteria example

v. Geotechnical

Reducing content to 20 pages


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3 16-Jan-09

3. MEMBERSHIP

TABLE 1: API RP 2RD TASK GROUP MEMBERS

TG Member Company Email

Stanton Paul N. Technip USA, Inc [email protected]

Abayazi Petronas [email protected]

Rajiv Aggarwal KBR [email protected]

Carl Baxter RTI [email protected]

Shankar Bhat KBR [email protected]

Jim Burk BP [email protected]

Roger Burke Technip USA, Inc [email protected]

Mark Cerkovnik 2H Offshore [email protected]

Muthu Chezhian Advanced Production and Loading [email protected]

Ed Clukey BP [email protected]

Gordon Craig Grant Prideco [email protected]

Early Denison Shell [email protected]

Amit Dutta KBR [email protected]

Allen Fox Stress Engineering [email protected]

Mike Efthymiou Shell [email protected]

David Garrett Stress Engineering [email protected]

Enrique Gonzalez Petrobras [email protected]

Roland Goodman API [email protected]

Himanshu Gupta BP [email protected]

Joe Jin ExxonMobil [email protected]

Daniel Karunakaran Subsea 7 [email protected]

Kieran Kavanagh MCS [email protected]

WanJun Kim Shell [email protected]

Finn Kirkemo StatoilHydro [email protected]

Frans Kopp Shell [email protected]

Jean-Luc Legras Acergy [email protected]

Jacky Massaglia Vallourec & Mannesmann [email protected]

Craig Masson Petrobras [email protected]

Steinar Kristoffersen StatoilHydro [email protected]

Basim Mekha Cuneiform Offshore Consulting, LLC [email protected]

Kim Mork DNV [email protected]

Jeff O'Donnell Technip USA, Inc [email protected]

David Petruska BP [email protected]

Vidish Rao Shell [email protected]

Partha Sharma DNV [email protected]

John Skinner J P Kenney [email protected]

Ruxin Song Technip USA, Inc [email protected]

Joe Straub BHP Billiton [email protected]

Glenn Wald Shell [email protected]

Paul Wiet Total [email protected]

Steve Wong GE VetcoGray [email protected]

Alan Yu Technip USA, Inc [email protected]

Michelle Zhang Chevron [email protected]

cc list

Howard Cook bp [email protected]

Antoine Felix-Henry Flexi France [email protected]

Manny Gagliano MMS [email protected]

Olav Inderberg FMC [email protected]

Philippe Jeanjean bp [email protected]

Alf Reidar Johansen OGP [email protected]

Elizabeth Komiskey MMS [email protected]

Patrick O'Connor BP [email protected]

Jim Smith Shell [email protected]

Cheryl Stark BP [email protected]

Jan Denney MCS [email protected]


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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 Baxter-MC Karunakaran-R

Craig-WGL Kirkemo-MC

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

Fox-MC Wong

Garrett-M Zhang-R

Jin-M

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


JIP Kick-off 7 May 08

All Chapters drafted End of Jan 09

Workshops for all chapters March 09

Revise per workshop comments and circulate

for final comments

April 09

Final update. Issue DIS June 09

FDIS Aug 2010

5. MAJOR ISSUES

None at this time.


None at this time.


Next full TG meeting currently TBD.

8. RESOURCE NEEDS

Need new work group leader for components section.

Subsea Production System Reliability & Technical Risk Management API RP 17N

API 17 meeting Houston Jan. 09

John Allen – Chairman-GE

Mark Siegman-C Chairman-BP

ATTACHMENT H

Who is responsible?

Steering Committee

John Allen - Vetco (Chairman)

Mark Siegmund - BP (Co-chair)

Don Wells – ConocoPhillips

Eric Waguespack – Chevron

James Papas – Devon

Prof. John Strutt – Boreas

(Coordinator)

Tim Dean - KMG

Charles Burton – Chevron (UNOCAL)

Jean Pierre Signoret - Total

Steve Williams – XOM

Nilo Jorge - Petrobras

David Rainford – BMT (Secretary)

Overview of API 17N……

Subcommittees

Staff from:

DNV, Cameron,

FMC, Drill Quip,

Masterflo, Stress,

IRC, Kvaerner,

Subsea 7, Technip,

Duco, SCS….

API Q1Specification for Quality

Programs for the

Petroleum, Petrochemical

and Natural Gas Industry

Alignment to Standards

API 17 series

DNV-RP A203

“Qualification

Procedures for new

technology”

DeepStar

Technology

Readiness Levels

API Q1Specification for

Quality Programs for

the Petroleum,

Petrochemical and

Natural Gas IndustryAPI 17NRecommended Practice

Subsea Production

System Reliability &

Technical Risk

Management

ISO 20815Regularity

Management and

Reliability

Technology

ISO 14224Petroleum and natural

gas industries –

Collection and

exchange of reliability

and maintainability data

for equipment

17A – thru M

Drafts: O,Q

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Participation & support

DeepStar

API

ISO

MMS

Operators

Manufacturers

Engineering / Designers

Consultants

In summary: Over 300 individuals have contributed as subcommittee members, authors, facilitators, integrators, advisors, coaches or as a vocal member at one of our many workshops, meetings or forums.

Overview of API 17N……

API 17 Ballot with comments

API 17N ballot with comments

The document was approved with comments

All comments were incorporated

API performed its first pass editorial/format

The API 17N committee reviewed with API for any incorrect edits (changed the sense)

Document awaiting final review by API 17N committee prior to publishing

API 17 Ballot with comments

API 17N way forward

The document is anticipated published asap

The follow up will require a focus on training

Electronic aids

Interface with MMS (Reinforce recommended practice/not necessary for low risk repeat projects) how to proceed.

Coordinate user forums

Interface with adjacent users which may want to adopt (downhole/drilling/other industries)

Mark Siegmund has volunteered to take over Chairmanship once document is official published.

Questions!

ATTACHMENT I

API C2 / SC 17


API 17O HIPPS

TASK GROUP STATUS

JANUARY 2009

API 17O HIPPS

STATUS REPORT

-1- 15-January-09

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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


3. MEMBERSHIP .................................................................................................................. 3-1


5. MAJOR ISSUES ................................................................................................................. 5-3



8. RESOURCE NEEDS ......................................................................................................... 8-3

API 17O HIPPS

STATUS REPORT

-1- 15-January-09

1. INTRODUCTION

The API 17O task group has the scope of work to develop a recommended practice

for High Integrity Pressure Protections Systems (HIPPS). This will include all

potential HIPPS locations for a subsea production system.


The previous forecast was to have the RP complete by end 2008. However

discussions on how to handle export pipelines lead to a delay in completing the draft.

3. MEMBERSHIP

Membership to the task group has grown with a large industry involvement.

TABLE 3-1: API 17O TASK GROUP MEMBERS - HOUSTON

Name Company E-mail

Allen Verret Murphy [email protected]

Baha Tanju Chevron [email protected]

Brian Perilloux Williams [email protected]

Brian Skeels FMC [email protected]

Bruce Davidson J P Kenny [email protected]

Christy Bohannon MMS [email protected]

Craig Lamison KBR [email protected]

Crispin Richards Shell [email protected]

Christopher Curran BP [email protected]

Tim Dean Anadarko [email protected]

Francois Delille J P Kenny [email protected]

Don Ogwude CSI [email protected]

Eivind Koren StatoilHydro [email protected]

Frank Torres Aker Kvaerner [email protected]

Gary Harrison BP [email protected]

Horst Moll Aker Kvaerner [email protected]

Teguh Inarsoyo BP [email protected]

James Waithman Nexen [email protected]

James Wilkirson Cameron [email protected]

Jay Hursh Aker Kvaerner [email protected]

Jim Chase Intec [email protected]

Jim Metzinger Technip [email protected]

Jim Riley Chevron [email protected]

John Allen GE Vetco [email protected]

John Bodine Chevron [email protected]

Kevin Keosof Chevron [email protected]

Lewis Holmes FMC [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]

API 17O HIPPS

STATUS REPORT

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Name Company E-mail

Loc Hoang Cameron [email protected]

Manny Gagliano MMS [email protected]

Mark Marsalis Drilquip [email protected]

Mendel Nock Chevron [email protected]

Nancy Chafe J P Kenny [email protected]

Rajam Murthy Chevron [email protected]

Shyam Patel BP [email protected]

Paul Shepherd AMEC [email protected]

Peter Lovie Devon [email protected]

Raj Balene Intec [email protected]

Richard Barratt GE Vetco [email protected]

Rod Hope Stress Subsea [email protected]

Roger Bergman Chevron [email protected]

Mark Ezekiel BP [email protected]

Tim Powell Devon [email protected]

William Taggart Murphy [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]

API 17O HIPPS

STATUS REPORT

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Milestone Targets Completion Date

Working Draft agreed by TG October 2008

Receipt of Comments from Ballot January 2009

Draft approved by SC for formal ballot March 2009

Publication of RP June 2009

5. MAJOR ISSUES

Inclusion of export pipelines within the RP. This has now been resolved and will be

included in an Annex.


None at this time.


Next meeting to review ballot comments is planned for Monday 20th

January 2009.

Follow up meetings will be added if required to address outstanding comments.

8. RESOURCE NEEDS

None.

ATTACHMENT J

API C2 / SC 17


API 17P TEMPLATES AND MANIFOLDS

TASK GROUP STATUS

JANUARY 2009


STATUS REPORT

-1- 13-Jan-09

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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


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


5. MAJOR ISSUES ................................................................................................................. 5-4



8. RESOURCE NEEDS ......................................................................................................... 8-4


STATUS REPORT

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1. INTRODUCTION

The API 17P task group has the scope of work to develop a standard that would be

applicable to all types of templates and the manifolds supported by them. This would

include well spacer templates, riser support templates, manifold templates and

multiwell/manifold temples; i.e. drilling and production templates, as well as pipeline

end terminations and pipeline end manifolds. Some of the main topics to be covered

by the standard are:

Design and performance requirements for all components

Definition of interface requirements

Fabrication guidance

Installation guidance

Operations and maintenance guidance

Abandonment considerations


INTEC Engineering has setup a FTP web site to post the skeleton of the draft to allow

access by more than the local members of the task group

(ftp:\\API:[email protected]). The draft document and other supporting

documents have been posted to the site. It was decided that the task group would

revert to communication by e-mail.

A Purchase Order was executed January 15, 2007 to Doris Inc to provide clerical

support for the development of the rough draft. A cleanup of the rough draft has been

completed and distributed to the task group. Roughly 90% of the budget has been

expended to date and a final invoice has been submitted.

A three workshops were scheduled and well attended in the past two quarters. The

goal was to uplift the working draft to committee draft by:

Incorporate figures

Fill out thin sections

Update material section to match latest annex L

Review gaps/overlaps with 17D, 17H and subsea connectors


STATUS REPORT

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The list of previous actions has been completed and all input by the task group has

been incorporated. A committee draft has been completed and transmitted to API and

ISO representatives. No additional meeting are scheduled until comments are

received to the committee draft.


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3. MEMBERSHIP

Membership to the task group has grown with several new members participating.

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

membership for the API 17P RP:

TABLE 3-1: API 17P TASK GROUP MEMBERS - HOUSTON

Name Company E-mail


Charles White DORIS [email protected]

Victor Vargas FMC [email protected]

Jeff Whipple INTEC Engineering [email protected]

Jonathan Dubois ExxonMobil [email protected]

Kim Dyson INTEC Engineering [email protected]

Marc Hyndman Chevron Texaco [email protected]

Matthew Herrold BP [email protected]

Robert McInnes INTEC Engineering [email protected]

Brian Rose Cameron [email protected]

TABLE 3-2: API 17P TASK GROUP MEMBERS - OVERSEAS

Name Company E-mail

Børge Brubæk Statoil [email protected]

Jørgen Holst Norsk Hydro jorgen.holst@hydro@com

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

Name Company E-mail

Bhailal Parmar Chevron [email protected]

Hevle, Eric J. (ejhe) Chevron [email protected]

John Hellums Cameron [email protected]

Ken Stefano Chevron [email protected]

Mario Lugo Exxonmobil [email protected]

Paul Mason Consultant [email protected]

Yong Bai Grenland Group [email protected]

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.

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:kim.dyson@intecmailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:jeffrey.whipple@intecengineeringmailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


STATUS REPORT

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Failure in implementation of the purchase order for full time personnel has severely

delayed progress of completing the rough draft. Table 4-1 proposed milestone targets

will have to be discussed with the task group during the proposed January 1 Qtr

meeting:



Working Draft agreed by TG to proceed to

Subcommittee (SC) (ISO Stage 20.99)

December 2008

Draft approved by SC for formal ballot (ISO

Stage 30.99)

January 2009

Publication of Standard (ISO Stage 60.60) December 2009

5. MAJOR ISSUES

No major technical issues at this time.


None at this time.


None at this time.

8. RESOURCE NEEDS

None at this time

ATTACHMENT K

API C2 / SC 17


API 17Q RECOMMENDED PRACTICE

for

SUBSEA EQUIPMENT QUALIFICATION

REVISION TASK GROUP STATUS

JANUARY 2009

API RP 17Q SUBSEA EQUIPMENT QUALIFICATION

STATUS REPORT

-1- June 20, 2008

1. INTRODUCTION

The API 17Q Task Group (TG) kicked-off February 8, 2008 to develop a recommend

practice that outlines a consistent methodology and documentation process for the

qualification of subsea equipment.

2. STATUS

Due to the large task of developing qualification guidelines for subsea equipment,

eight (8) separate component task groups have been developed: valves and actuators,

trees and chokes, connectors, hydraulic - subsea controls, electrical - subsea controls,

coatings and insulation, completion equipment and wellhead equipment.

Since April 2008, eighteen (18) sub committee component grouping meetings have

been held to gain alignment on respective test requirements. In addition to sub

committee meetings, two (2) 17Q leadership committee meetings have been held:

March 10, 2008 (at BP) and May 15, 2008 (at Oil States).

To date, the following tasks have been completed via the 17Q Task Group:

Committee and participant alignments have been reached regarding overall

17Q methodology (failure mode analysis and product qualification sheets -

datasheets).

Specific components and respective groupings.

FMA/PQS template forms.

Individual component PQS forms complete, containing input from various

Task Group / Industry subject matter experts.

Alignment obtained regarding the RP's document outline.

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

Allen, John VetcoGray [email protected]

Baca, Jose ExxonMobil [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]


STATUS REPORT

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Balk, Ivar VetcoGray [email protected]

Byrd, Mike BP [email protected]

Byrne, Steve ExxonMobil [email protected]

Chambers, David ExxonMobil [email protected]

Chaplin, Chris Chevron [email protected]

Cuiper, Glen Aker Kvaerner [email protected]

Galle, Gary VetcoGray [email protected]

Gwyn, David Cameron [email protected]

Hewlett, Clyde Oceaneering [email protected]

Hill, Rick* Trendsetter [email protected]

Jeter, Brad* Trendsetter [email protected]

Kattner, Max Oceaneering [email protected]

Kopparthi, Venu Aker Kvaerner [email protected]

Lewis, Sterling ExxonMobil [email protected]

Mayo, Claudia** Trendsetter [email protected]

McCoy, Bernie FMC [email protected]

Povloski, Bo Oil States [email protected]

Russel, Casey Aker Kvaerner [email protected]

Spritzer, Jared Shell [email protected]

Tanju, Baha Chevron [email protected]

Taylor, Mike FMC [email protected]

Note: *17Q Coordinator

** 17Q Administrative Assistant

Reader/Comment Group

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

1. Benson, Dan Oceaneering

2. Bodine, John Chevron

3. Byrne, Stephen ExxonMobil

4. Chaplin, Chris Chevron

5. Dean, Tim Anadarko

6. Ferguson, Ken Chevron

7. Fontenette, Lionel ExxonMobil

8. Freeman, Austin Halliburton

9. Guinn, Mitch ExxonMobil

10. Guo, Weili ExxonMobil

11. Haeberle, Sue FMC

12. Kowalchuk, Loren Masterflo

13. LaCaze, Dave Shell

14. Lugo, Mario ExxonMobil

15. McCoy, Bernie FMC

16. McManus, John Rath Gibson

17. Pappas, James DVN

18. Paulo, Paulo Aker Kvaerner

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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19. Powell, Tim DVN

20. Russell, Casey Aker Kvaerner

21. Skeels, Brian FMC

22. Smith, Skip Oceaneering

23. Voss, Bobby VetcoGray

Note, other original equipment manufactures not listed above are actively providing

input to sub committee TGs.


Table 4-1 shows the proposed milestone targets:



Distribute draft RP to Task Group Members

for comment January 27, 2009

Task Group meeting to discuss comments /

finalize RP March 4, 2009

Submit RP 17Q to API for ballot March 16, 2009

Publication of API RP 17Q 2Q 2009

4. MAJOR ISSUES

None at this time.

5. ANTICAPTED NEW WORK ITEMS

None at this time.


March 4, 2009 Task Group meeting to discuss comments before finalizing and

submitting the RP to API for ballot.

7. RESOURCE NEEDS

None at this time