Method for disconnecting a marine drilling riser assembly

Wells – Submerged well – Connection or disconnection of submerged members remotely...

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166359, 166365, 166377, E21B 43013

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ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a method for disconnecting a marine riser assembly from a subsea wellhead when the marine riser assembly contains substantially gas, the marine riser assembly comprising a riser and a wellhead connector having an internal shoulder for abutting against the top of the subsea wellhead. The method comprises equalizing the pressure acting on the internal shoulder of the wellhead connector and the seawater pressure acting external to the wellhead connector.

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