Method for salvaging offshore jackets

Hydraulic and earth engineering – Marine structure or fabrication thereof – With anchoring of structure to marine floor

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C405S228000, C405S203000

Reexamination Certificate

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06955503

ABSTRACT:
The method for re-deploying an offshore jacket using a plinth involves the steps of locating an offshore jacket; constructing a plinth with a plinth legs, a skirt pile sleeve, a mud mat, a space frame, guide cones, and a trestle per plinth leg; placing the plinth at the second site; driving one skirt pile into each skirt pile sleeve; disconnecting the jacket legs from the seabed at the first site; lifting the offshore jacket above the seabed; moving the offshore jacket from the first site to the second site; and lowering the offshore jacket such that each jacket leg stabs into each guide cone on the plinth until each jacket leg mud mat contacts each trestle; and inserting pin piles through each jacket leg and plinth leg and grouting the pin piles to effect a permanent structural connection between plinth and jacket.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4705430 (1987-11-01), Will
patent: 5028171 (1991-07-01), Gray
patent: 5593250 (1997-01-01), Smith et al.
patent: 6354765 (2002-03-01), Jones

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