Slip Joint Riser at Maggie Ealey blog

Slip Joint Riser. A telescoping joint at the surface in floating offshore operations that permits vessel heave (vertical motion) while maintaining a riser pipe. To accommodate the relative motions between the platform and the riser, in the case of tension leg platforms, a telescopic joint is used at the. It forms a seal between the two pipes and allows them to be. Figure i.8 is a photograph of riser tensioners coming down through the moonpool to hold the top of the riser, with an extended slip joint. The slip joint consists of an outer barrel attached to the top of the marine riser and an inner barrel attached to the upper flexible. Telescopic joint (slip joint) a riser joint having an inner barrel and an outer barrel with sealing means between. A slip joint is a traditional form of mechanical connection used to join two sections of a riser in an offshore drilling application. A drilling slip joint is used to connect two lengths of drill pipe. The inner and outer barrels of the.

A drilling slip joint is used to connect two lengths of drill pipe. It forms a seal between the two pipes and allows them to be. To accommodate the relative motions between the platform and the riser, in the case of tension leg platforms, a telescopic joint is used at the. A slip joint is a traditional form of mechanical connection used to join two sections of a riser in an offshore drilling application. The inner and outer barrels of the. The slip joint consists of an outer barrel attached to the top of the marine riser and an inner barrel attached to the upper flexible. Figure i.8 is a photograph of riser tensioners coming down through the moonpool to hold the top of the riser, with an extended slip joint. Telescopic joint (slip joint) a riser joint having an inner barrel and an outer barrel with sealing means between. A telescoping joint at the surface in floating offshore operations that permits vessel heave (vertical motion) while maintaining a riser pipe.

Patent US4367981 Fluid pressuretensioned slip joint for drilling

Slip Joint Riser A slip joint is a traditional form of mechanical connection used to join two sections of a riser in an offshore drilling application. It forms a seal between the two pipes and allows them to be. The slip joint consists of an outer barrel attached to the top of the marine riser and an inner barrel attached to the upper flexible. A telescoping joint at the surface in floating offshore operations that permits vessel heave (vertical motion) while maintaining a riser pipe. Figure i.8 is a photograph of riser tensioners coming down through the moonpool to hold the top of the riser, with an extended slip joint. The inner and outer barrels of the. Telescopic joint (slip joint) a riser joint having an inner barrel and an outer barrel with sealing means between. A drilling slip joint is used to connect two lengths of drill pipe. A slip joint is a traditional form of mechanical connection used to join two sections of a riser in an offshore drilling application. To accommodate the relative motions between the platform and the riser, in the case of tension leg platforms, a telescopic joint is used at the.