SOUTH CHINA SEA FIELD SEES UNIQUE PRODUCTION, FLOW LINE INSTALLATION

John F. Sheridan, Simon J. Edis Clough Stena (Asia) Joint Venture Nedlands, West Australia Use of a unique configuration of vessels to install floating production and flow line systems in a South China Sea field indicates the arrangement can be used for deepwater installations. The installation's 360-m water depth set a world record for a catenary anchor-leg mooring (CALM) SBM installation.

Aug 9th, 1993
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