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A

nc

h

or

H

andlin

g

and To

w

in

g

O

p

erations

P

rocedure

BOS-

P

RD-2

6

.900

6

14

Connector

i

s

composed

of

fema

l

e

(B)

and

ma

l

e

(

C

)

part

ca

ll

ed

“ba

ll

grab

”. F

ema

l

e

connector

i

s

connected

to

the

anchor wh

il

e ma

l

e

connector

i

s

the

end of

the moor

i

ng

li

ne

.

T

op entry

connector

engages w

i

th

no

RO

V

I

ntervent

i

on

,

but

on

l

y

RO

V mon

i

tor

i

ng

.

x

Chaser

trap

:

Chaser

trap

i

s

a

p

i

ece

of

cha

i

n

(20

meters

;

d

i

ameter

3

‘’.

A

stea

l

d

i

sc

(

d

i

ameter

80

cm

) i

s

f

i

tted

on

i

nsert

s

i

de when

a

con

i

ca

l

p

l

ate

i

s mounted on

the

other

end

.

T

he

chaser

trap

perm

i

ts

to

l

oc

k

the

eye

r

i

ng

of

the

retr

i

ev

i

ng

pennant when

recovery

. I

t

runs

a

l

ong

the

li

ne

then

l

oc

k

s

after

con

i

ca

l

p

l

ate

i

n between

the

two dev

i

ces

.

T

o

i

nsert

T

oward p

l

ateform

li

ne

x

Advantages

of

S

EP

L

A Anchor

:

-

More eff

i

c

i

ent

than

S

uct

i

on Embedded Anchors

(S

EAs

).

-

Si

gn

i

f

i

cant

l

y

l

ess

cost

l

y

than

S

EAs

.

-

S

ystem

des

i

gned

to be

recoverab

l

e

.

-

N

oth

i

ng mechan

i

ca

l l

eft

subsea

(i

e

va

l

ves

).

-

Mu

l

t

i

p

l

e

S

EP

L

As m

i

ght be

carr

i

ed on an

i

nsta

ll

at

i

on

vesse

l

due

to

the

i

r

sma

ll

er

s

i

ze

.

-

D

es

i

red

geograph

i

ca

l

pos

i

t

i

on and depth penetrat

i

on

can be

read

il

y ach

i

eved

.

-

D

es

i

gn

can be e

x

trapo

l

ated

to h

i

gh

capac

i

ty

types

i

n

very deep water

i

n

a pract

i

ca

l

fash

i

on

.

x

S

EP

L

A Anchor

i

nsta

ll

at

i

on:

I

nsta

ll

at

i

on

i

s

carr

i

ed out w

i

th a

spec

i

f

i

c

suct

i

on

anchor

(

fo

ll

ower

);

S

uct

i

on anchor

i

s

a

cy

li

nder w

i

th a

vacuum

system

on

top

. B

ottom

of

the

cy

li

nder

i

s

shaped

to

rece

i

ve

the anchor

p

l

ate

.

I

nsta

ll

at

i

on

i

s

dea

l

t

by

a

spec

i

f

i

c

vesse

l (1)

for

the

suct

i

on

anchor

(B)

on

the

seaf

l

oor

.

Anchor

(

C

) i

s

secured

i

ns

i

de

.

B

y means

of

i

ts we

i

ght

,

the

suct

i

on

anchor

penetrates

the

sea

bottom

,

and

then

vacuum

dev

i

ce w

ill

he

l

p penetrat

i

on

.

W

hen

correct penetrat

i

on

i

s

ach

i

eved

,

the

RO

V ma

k

es

free p

l

ate anchor

from

suct

i

on anchor

(

3

).

S

uct

i

on anchor

can

then

be

removed

.

A

second

vesse

l (2) l

owers

at

the meant

i

me

the mudmat

(

A

).

C

A

B

Vers

i

on

SF(BOS-

P

RD-0

7

01.000

5

-

ver

.

C

R). O

r

i

g

i

na

l D

ate:

3

1/12/201

5

.

Vers

i

on

D

ate:

N/

A

.

Va

li

d

vers

i

on

on

l

y on QM

S

s

i

te

.

Page

43

of

60

Procedure prepared by:

BOS

Head

of

O

perat

i

ons

.

Approved

by:

BOS

Head

of

O

perat

i

ons

.

Va

li

dated by:

BOS

Qua

li

ty

R

epresentat

i

ve

.

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