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March 23, 2015

Benefits of Composite Materials in Deepwater Risers

Hassan Saleh (Photo: 2H Offshore)

Hassan Saleh (Photo: 2H Offshore)

2H Offshore will present on the benefits of composite materials in deepwater risers at the MCE Deepwater Development Conference in London, U.K., on March 26, 2015. 
 
Hassan Saleh, Senior Engineer of 2H Offshore, will discuss the consideration of composite materials for use in riser applications. In most cases composite materials have been considered where a design requirement precluded the use of conventional solutions. 2H Offshore noted that composites offer a range of benefits in terms of mechanical performance, including high fatigue resistance, high strength and low weight. The presentation highlights the variety of benefits gained when replacing elements of a conventional steel deepwater riser with composite pipe. The use of composite materials in riser design to access deeper waters and harsher environments is also addressed.
 
Glen Jewell, director of 2H Offshore, said, “Deepwater riser applications continually push technology boundaries and require the use of innovative solutions to meet the challenges involved. A growing area is the consideration of composites as an alternative to traditional materials. At 2H, we are committed to growing our expertise in the field of composites and are uniquely positioned to provide unique solutions to our clients. We have project experience using composite materials and are involved in a JIP to develop a new DNV Recommended Practice for composite pipes. The MCE Deepwater Development presentation is further evidence of our knowledge in this exciting new field.” 
OffshoreUnited Kingdom
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