Subsea Control Systems and Umbilicals - CapGrow Ptd Ltd

With the demand for oil and gas, exploration and production has moved to the harsh environment of the world’s oceans.  Equipment used below the water’s surface must be rugged and reliable in order to meet the process demands and protect the environment.  This equipment including the subsea wellhead control system requires specially designed equipment and components in order to withstand this environment. This class will examine the reliability and availability of various control systems and appreciate the issues associated with the design and manufacturing of subsea controls equipment. Subsea Production Control Systems and Umbilicals covers a broad range of activities that include System Types, Typical Equipment’s, Operator Interfaces, Control Fluids, Controls Interfaces and a look at Future Technologies. This course is designed to give a clear understanding to delegates of the components of offshore production control technology. Delegates will become familiar with the parts of the system and some of the challenges involved in their installation, repair and maintenance

By attending this course, you will be able to:

Understand subsea production control systems and its principles of operation

Identify the various types of control systems, their advantages and disadvantages

Understand the operation of the major items of master control station, electrical power unit, hydraulic power unit, topside & subsea umbilical terminations etc.

Learn subsea control modules, connections, interface with topside equipment and umbilicals

Understand the field architecture, system design and component selection and the importance of the hydraulic control fluid

Analyse key design and installation issues through case studies

Understand subsea control equipment procurement, maintenance, failures and safeguarding measures

This course is specially tailored for personnel who would like to have an overall understanding of the types of subsea control systems and umbilicals, the function of their various components, how such systems are integrated and work in practice and the issues they may need to confront and overcome. Engineers and technical professionals working in subsea projects who want a full understanding of the different types of control and umbilical systems applied, including but not limited to:

Pipeline, Mechanical, Project, Process, Field Operations, Installation, Facilities, ROV and Subsea Wellhead and Xmas tree / Manifold engineers at Lead level seeking to deepen their knowledge in subsea control and umbilical systems principles

Engineering team managers, leaders and supervisors

Technical specialists and engineers from manufacturer and supplier companies who need a deeper understanding of Subsea control Systems system