NL2019945B1 - System and method for cable or flexible pipe transfer - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a system for cable or flexible pipe transfer, comprising: 5 - a first transfer device for cable or flexible pipe having a first transfer speed; - a second transfer device for cable or flexible pipe having a second transfer speed; and - a compensator for compensating a difference between the first transfer speed and the second transfer speed by adjusting a path of the cable or flexible pipe between the first transfer 10 device and the second transfer device. In particular the first and second devices may form storages, or the first device is a storage and the second device is a tensioner.
Description
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CABLE OR FLEXIBLE PIPE TRANSFER
The present invention relates to the deployment and/or retrieval and/or transfer between stores, such as storage reels or storage carousels, of a subsea cable or flexible pipe.
Subsea cables and subsea flexible pipes are arranged on the seabed for connecting to offshore installations. Subsea power cables are for instance arranged on the seabed for connecting wind turbines of an offshore wind turbine park to onshore or offshore power distribution installations.
Subsea cables and subsea flexible pipes are arranged on the seabed during the build of the offshore installations to be connected, and are removed from the seabed in case replacement is required or in case the offshore installation that is connected to the cables or the flexible pipes in dismantled.
For arranging a subsea cable or a subsea flexible pipe on the seabed, the subsea cable or subsea flexible pipe is deployed from an offshore vessel into the water, and is lowered toward the seabed. For removing a subsea cable or a subsea flexible pipe from the seabed, the subsea cable or subsea flexible pipe is retrieved from the seabed out off the water and onto an offshore vessel.
For deploying and/or retrieving subsea cables or flexible pipe, offshore vessels have arranged thereon a deployment and retrieval system. In onshore applications, subsea cables or flexible pipe may have to be transferred between stores, such as storage reels or storage carousels. Such systems generally comprise a cable or flexible pipe storage for storing on board the offshore vessel or onshore of cable or flexible pipe that is to be deployed, retrieved or transferred in any other sense, in accordance with the present disclosure. Such a cable or flexible pipe storage is typically embodied by a storage reel or storage carousel on or in which the cable or flexible pipe is wound. For winding the cable or flexible pipe on the storage reel or in storage carousel, or release there from, the storage reel or storage carousel is rotated. In addition to the cable or flexible pipe storage, deployment and retrieval systems on board an offshore vessel generally comprise a tensioner through which the cable or flexible pipeline is led and which holds on to the portion of the cable or flexible pipeline that extends between the seabed and the offshore vessel. The tensioner is configured to haul in and pay out the cable or flexible pipe. Typically, such a tensioner is provided with wheels that engage the outer surface of the cable or the flexible pipe, wherein the wheels are driven to be able to exert tractive force on the cable or flexible pipe. Most tensioners have tracked sets of wheels. The device is called a tensioner, because by exerting tractive force on the cable or flexible pipe, the tension in the portion of the cable or flexible pipe extending between the seabed and the offshore vessel can be controlled during deployment and retrieval of the cable or flexible pipe. Control over the tension in that portion of the cable or flexible pipe during deployment and retrieval is important, since incorrect tension in that portion of the cable or flexible pipe may cause damage to the cable or flexible pipe, which damage may lead to immediate or future failure of the cable or flexible pipe.
During deployment the cable or flexible pipe to be deployed is transferred from the rotating storage reel or storage carousel to the tensioner, whereas during retrieval the retrieved cable or flexible pipe is transferred in opposite direction from the tensioner to the storage reel or storage carousel. In both cases the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel serve as transfer devices that cause the cable or flexible pipe to move along a path between the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel by paying the cable or flexible pipe out at one end of the path and hauling the cable or flexible pipe in at the other end of the path between the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel. A problem associated with the transfer of the cable or flexible pipe along a path between the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel using the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel as transfer devices is control over tension in the portion ofthe cable or flexible pipe between the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel. Excessive tension in the portion of the cable or flexible pipe that extends along the path between the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel may cause damage to the cable or flexible pipe, which damage may lead to immediate or future failure of the cable or flexible pipe, may hinder the transfer of the cable or flexible pipe along the path, and may hinder the winding or unwinding of the cable or flexible pipe at the storage reel or storage carousel. Likewise, accumulation of the cable or flexible pipe between the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel in case of too little tension may cause buckling of the cable or flexible pipe.
The present invention has at one of its objectives to improve control over tension in the cable or flexible pipe while being transferred between the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel, and more in general, between a first and a second transfer device.
Thereto, the present invention provides a system for cable or flexible pipe transfer, comprising: a first transfer device for cable or flexible pipe having a first transfer speed; a second transfer device for cable or flexible pipe having a second transfer speed; and a compensator for compensating a difference between the first transfer speed and the second transfer speed by adjusting a path of the cable or flexible pipe between the first transfer device and the second transfer device.
The system according to the invention may advantageously be employed in the prior art deployment and retrieval system as described herein above, wherein a cable or flexible pipe is transferred between two transfer devices embodied as, for example, a tensioner and a storage reel or storage carousel. In particular the system according to the invention may advantageously contribute to the prevention of incorrect tension in the portion of the cable or flexible pipe that extends along the path between the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel, which incorrect tension is caused by a difference between transfer speed of the tensioner and transfer speed of the storage reel or storage carousel. By adjustment of the path between the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel, the compensator of the system according to the invention controls the increase or decrease of the tension in the portion of the cable or flexible pipe that extends along the path between the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel.
The adjustment of the path between the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel provided by the compensator has a direct effect on the tension in the portion of the cable or flexible pipe. In deployment and retrieval or transfer systems having a compensator, in accordance with the present disclosure, incorrect tension and resulting pull break and/or buckling may be effectively prevented. A system of the present disclosure may be used in addition to or as an alternative for control and synchronisation of the transfer speeds of the tensioner and of the storage reel or storage carousel as a "stand-alone" improvement of control of the tension in the portion of the cable or flexible pipe. It should be noted, that incorrect tension between the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel may in particular occur, with rupture or buckling as a consequence, when one of the transfer devices temporarily accelerates or decelerates, even to a sudden full-stop or for example when a cable or flexible pipe to be hoisted is stuck under rock or the like on the seabed, decelerating pull-up speed. Other circumstances to which the present disclosure is also not limited may occur during a sudden full-stop, such as an emergency stop, or during transfer between storage reels or storage carousels, for example on separate vessels, where sea sway may cause the distance fluctuations between the vessels, which can be compensated for using the compensator of the present disclosure. Based on this it is noted that the disclosure is by no means limited to any of a tensioner, storage reel or storage carousel. Such speed and/or distance fluctuations can be compensated for by instantaneous control over the rotation speed of the storage reel or storage carousel by control over a drive motor to slow down or speed up rotation of the storage reel or storage carousel, relative to the throughput speed of the tensioner or counter reel and/or carousel, but in particular the storage reel or storage carousel may be very heavy and as a result of its momentum it takes enormous effort to slow down (or speed up) the rotational speed thereof instantaneously, before incorrect tensions occur. Therefore, the compensator provides a valuable contribution to advantageously be used "stand-alone" for compensating temporary differences between the transfer speeds, thereby improving control over incorrect tension in the portion of the cable or flexible pipe as a result of such temporary differences.
Furthermore, the adjustment of the path between the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel provided by the compensator may advantageously be used to improve control of the transfer or handling speeds of the tensioner and the storage reel or storage carousel, thereby improving control over incorrect tension in the portion of the cable or flexible pipe.
Evidently, in the present disclosure, reference to transfer of cable or flexible pipe includes intake and roll out on and from a device, such as the storage reel or storage carousel.
Following the above introduction to features and aspects of the present disclosure in terms of the appended independent claim, preferred embodiments will be presented below in the embodiment description and/or defined in appended dependent claims. The embodiment description refers to the appended drawing, depicting preferred embodiments in more but nonlimiting detail and in which the same, similar or other reference signs may be employed for the same or similar elements, components and functionalities, and in which:
Figures 1 - 4 show a first embodiment of a system according to the present disclosure;
Figure 5 show's a second embodiment according to the present disclosure; and
Figure 6 shows a third embodiment according to the present disclosure.
The embodiment of system 1 in figures 1 - 4 of the present disclosure comprises a first transfer device for cable or flexible pipe having a first transfer speed in the form of a tensioner 2, and a second transfer device for cable or flexible pipe having a second transfer speed in the form of a reel 3. Further the system comprises a compensator 4 described below in more detail. The compensator 4 serves to compensate a difference between the first transfer speed and the second transfer speed by adjusting a path of the cable or flexible pipe, here cable 5, between the tensioner 2 and the reel 3. Thereby tension in the cable 5 is kept within acceptable limits.
Reel 3 is a storage for cable 5 and tensioner 2 ensures controlled release or pickup of cable 5 when deploying or retracting cable 5 onto or from the seabed. Tensioner 2 has at least turning wheels 22, over which oppositely driven tracks 23 may be arranged with cable 5 clamped between tracks 23 for controlled throughput of able 5 through tensioner 2. As has been noted already, the disclosure can also contribute an improvement when transferring cabl;e or flexible pipe between storages, and is not restricted to implementation during deployment or extraction of such cable / pipe onto or from the seabed.
The compensator 4 comprises a guide 6 by which cable 5 is guided along at least a portion of the path between cable 5 between tensioner 2 and reel 3. The compensator 4 is configured for displacing the guide 6 relative to at least one of the reel 3 and the tensioner 2, thereby adjusting the path there between. The guide 6 comprises an arc-shaped accommodation for cable 5. The arcshaped accommodation of guide 6 extends along a semicircle. The circular extent of the arc-shaped accommodation may be more than half a circle, or less. The compensator 4 is configured for displacing the guide 6 along a radial line of the arc-shaped accommodation, preferably radial 7 that divides the arc in two equal sections.
Reel 3 and tensioner 2 are arranged relative to the arc-shaped accommodation of guide 6 such that the path for a cable or a flexible pipe between the first transfer device and the second transfer device is essentially U-shaped. The path, whether it be U-shaped or any other appropriate form, is dimensioned to suit cable 5 or flexible pipe in an alternative embodiment, for example with respect to a minimal bend radius thereof.
Reel 3 has motor 9 and tensioner 2 has motor 10. A synchronising control 11 may be provided to synchronise throughput speed of tensioner 2 and rotational speed of reel 3, for example to compensate for an extent to which cable 5 is wound on reel. When cable 5 is wound on or from reel 3 from a large diameter (much cable 5 on reel 3) the longitudinal speed may be higher than when cable 5 is wound on or from reel 3 at a smaller diameter, at the same rotational speed.
In the embodiment of figures 3 and 4, compensator 4 comprises a spring system 8 that is configured to be extended or compresses when guide 6 is displaced for adjusting the path. A gas spring 8 forms the spring system in this embodiment. Guide 6 is pulled or pushed to adjust the path in such a way, that tension in cable 5 stays within predetermined bounds.
Preferably the guide is kept as much as possible in a centre position, to quickly respond to instantaneous changes in speeds of reel 5 and/or tensioner 2. When a deflection of guide 6 from this centre position has occurred, controller 11 may be configured to readjust the speeds of reel 3 and tensioner 2, to reposition the guide at its centre position. To this end, compensator 4 may further comprise a measuring instrument 12 for measuring displacement of the guide 6, and the motor controller 11 or another transfer speed controller may then be configured for controlling at least one ofthe transfer speed ofthe reel 3 and the second transfer speed of the tensioner 2, depending on a measured displacement of the guide, to position or reposition the guide at any position in its reach, such as the centre position thereof. However, when hoisting cable 5 up from the seabed, a most likely event is that cable 5 gets stuck and tensioner 2 suddenly decelerates. In such an operation, the operators may elect to position the guide in a position farthest from the reel 3 and tensioner 2, so that it can be moved maximally over the entire range of freedom of movement thereof, towards the tensioner 2 and reel 3, when the cable gets stuck to allow for more time to decelerate the reel 3 in a controlled manner.
In addition to or as an alternative for the spring system, which is more passive by nature, the compensator 4 may comprise an actuator 13 for displacing the guide. Such an actuator 13 may be considered to be more active by nature and is shown only in figure 4, but may be employed in all other embodiments as well, and comprises a motor 14 and a rack 16 and tooth wheel 15 combination. As an alternative embodiment an actively controlled hydraulic cylinder may be used, or even any other possible embodiment for displacement of the guide. A tension meter 17 may form a measuring instrument to be provided for measuring a measurand that is representative of the tension in a cable 5 being transferred along the path between reel 3 and tensioner 2. The controller 11 of figure 1 may then act as an actuator controller configured for controlling the actuator 13 depending on a measured measurand indicative of the cable tension.
Preferably, measuring instrument 17 is configured for measuring load exerted on the guide by cable 5 transferred along the path between the reel 3 and tensioner 2. A load meter may also perform measurements on cable 5 itself.
In an embodiment having the measuring instrument, it may alternatively or additionally be configured for measuring load exerted on at least one of the reel 3 and the tensioner 2 by cable 5 being transferred along the path between the reel 3 and tensioner 2.
Figure 5 shows an alternative embodiment of a system 20, based on a carousel 21, in which cable 5 is stored. By nature, carousel 21 contains stored cable 5 around a central upright dome 24 for upwards or downward extraction or depositing of cable 5, whereas reel 3 has is configuration for tangential / horizontal pick-up or release of cable 5. As a consequence in the embodiment of figure 5, the guide 6 is positioned to be upright, moveable in a vertical direction to maintain an essentially constant tension in cable 5, or at least within acceptable bounds.
In the embodiment of figure 6, two guides 6 are employed. This increases the slack that can be taken up by the guides 6 and/or reduces the necessary freedom of movement of each guide 6 and/or allows configurations where the reel 3 cannot be arranged next to the tensioner 2.
Any portion of the foregoing following embodiment description based on cable 5 may equally well be implemented for flexible pipe. A compensator may equally be employed for transfer from one reel 3 to another, or between carousels. Such exemplary alternative embodiments go to show that the present disclosure encompasses much more scope than just the explicitly shown and described particular embodiments and that the scope is defined by and in the appended claims, in particular the appended independent claims, which at least in some jurisdictions even encompass obvious alternatives for features therein.
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