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API SPEC 14L: Lock Mandrels and Landing Nipples : Reaffirmed

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API TR 17TR12

API TR 17TR12: Consideration of External Pressure in the Design and Pressure Rating of Subsea Equipm

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SKU: 2f20b8693704 Category:

Description

This technical report addresses issues related to the effects of external pressure acting on subsea equipment installed in deepwater for containing or controlling wellbore fluids. External pressure at deepwater can significantly reduce the differential pressure acting on the wall of subsea equipment, and therefore, this can improve its internal pressure containment capability. External pressure is typically ambient seawater pressure, but in some cases, external pressure may be due to the hydrostatic head of drilling mud, completion fluids, or other fluids contained within risers or other conduits that connect the subsea equipment to surface facilities. API Technical Report 17TR12 provides guidance for subsea equipment designers/manufacturers to properly account for external pressure (or in some cases, differential pressure) when designing and validating subsea equipment. Additionally, this technical report provides guidance to equipment purchaser/end-user to appropriately select rated

Edition

1

Published Date

2015-03-12

Status

Current

Pages

36

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

This technical report addresses issues related to the effects of external pressure acting on subsea equipment installed in deepwater for containing or controlling wellbore fluids. External pressure at deepwater can significantly reduce the differential pressure acting on the wall of subsea equipment, and therefore, this can improve its internal pressure containment capability. External pressure is typically ambient seawater pressure, but in some cases, external pressure may be due to the hydrostatic head of drilling mud, completion fluids, or other fluids contained within risers or other conduits that connect the subsea equipment to surface facilities. API Technical Report 17TR12 provides guidance for subsea equipment designers/manufacturers to properly account for external pressure (or in some cases, differential pressure) when designing and validating subsea equipment. Additionally, this technical report provides guidance to equipment purchaser/end-user to appropriately select rated

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