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    The document provides information on the loading and center of gravity calculations for lifting an offshore structure. It includes self weight, piping weight, live loads, and equipment loads applied to different decks. The center of gravity is calculated to shift within a 1m envelope when lifted from different points. Induced moment and required counter forces due to eccentric lifting are also determined. Sling lengths are specified for lifting from four points around the structure's perimeter.

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    The document provides information on the loading and center of gravity calculations for lifting an offshore structure. It includes self weight, piping weight, live loads, and equipment loads applied to different decks. The center of gravity is calculated to shift within a 1m envelope when lifted from different points. Induced moment and required counter forces due to eccentric lifting are also determined. Sling lengths are specified for lifting from four points around the structure's perimeter.

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    The document provides information on the loading and center of gravity calculations for lifting an offshore structure. It includes self weight, piping weight, live loads, and equipment loads applied to different decks. The center of gravity is calculated to shift within a 1m envelope when lifted from different points. Induced moment and required counter forces due to eccentric lifting are also determined. Sling lengths are specified for lifting from four points around the structure's perimeter.

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    The document provides information on the loading and center of gravity calculations for lifting an offshore structure. It includes self weight, piping weight, live loads, and equipment loads applied to different decks. The center of gravity is calculated to shift within a 1m envelope when lifted from different points. Induced moment and required counter forces due to eccentric lifting are also determined. Sling lengths are specified for lifting from four points around the structure's perimeter.

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    The document provides details about load cases, load values and centre of gravity calculations for lifting analysis of a structure.

    The different load cases mentioned are LC Q101, LC Q103, LC Q104, LC Q123, LC Q124 which describe loads like handrail loading, piping weight, E&I loading, live loads on cellar and sub-cellar decks.

    The steps involved in calculating the shift in the centre of gravity are: 1) Calculate eccentricity and new COG coordinates for each lift point 2) Calculate induced moments 3) Calculate forces required to counter the induced moments

    Description

    LC Q101
    Handrail

    Loading Details
    Secondary Steel on DRILL DECK
    Nominal value

    Secondary Beam

    W10x22x800mm
    (22 x 1.5 / 0.8) x 9.81 x 10-3
    = 0.405 kN/m

    Load ID
    0.2 kN/m

    use

    0.41 kN/m2
    0.2 kN/m2

    SC-HNRL

    SC-SECBM

    Grating

    Nominal value

    Padeyes

    Nominal value

    20 kN

    Conductor guild

    Nominal value

    3.0 kN
    4.0 kN

    SC-CG

    Stabing point

    Nominal value

    6.0 kN
    30 kN

    SCSTABPT
    FDSTABPT

    Star Plate

    Nominal value

    30 kN

    Staircase

    CD-SC Staircase
    CD-SC-TJ Staircase

    Stabing point

    Nominal value

    6.0 kN

    STABPT

    LC Q103
    Piping Weight

    Piping Weight on DRILL DECK


    Nominal value
    (To be removed for lifting and transportation analysis)

    1.0 kN/m2

    CD-NORMP

    0.25 kN/m2

    SC-NORMP

    60.0 kN
    60.0 kN

    Nominal value
    (To be removed for lifting analysis)

    SC-GRTG
    CD-GRTG
    SCPDEYE

    SC-SP
    SC-STAIR

    LC Q104
    TUTU

    E&I Loading on DRILL DECK


    MES In-house data
    MES In-house data
    MES In-house data

    25.00 kN
    25.00 kN
    25.00 kN

    25.00 kN
    25.00 kN
    25.00 kN

    TUTU1
    TUTU2
    TUTU3

    Open Drain Tank Pump

    MES In-house data

    25.00 kN

    25.00 kN
    25.00 kN

    ODTPUMP

    LC Q123

    Live Load on Cellar Deck (DRILL DECK)


    Nominal value

    2.5 kN/m2

    CD-NORM

    Live Load on Sub-Cellar Deck


    Nominal value

    2.5 kN/m2

    SC-NORM

    LC 124

    LC Q101
    Sub-Cellar Deck
    Handrail
    Secondary Beam
    Grating
    Padeye
    Conductor Guild
    CD-SC Staircase
    CD-SC-TJ Staircase
    Fac. Deck Stabbing Point
    Stabing Point
    Starplate

    Cellar Deck
    Grating

    =
    =
    =
    =
    =
    =
    =
    =
    =
    =

    12.192
    59.707
    44.593
    80.000
    52.000
    60.000
    60.000
    60.000
    24.000
    120.000
    572.492

    kN
    kN
    kN
    kN
    kN
    kN
    kN
    kN
    kN
    kN
    kN

    16.329 kN

    25.000 kN

    TOTAL

    637.821 kN

    Stabing Point

    24.000 kN

    LC Q103
    Cellar Deck
    Piping Weight

    81.644 kN

    Sub-Cellar Deck
    Piping Weight

    55.739 kN

    TOTAL

    137.383 kN

    LC Q104
    Tutu

    75.000 kN

    Open Drain Tank Pump


    TOTAL

    =
    =

    50.000 kN
    125.000 kN

    LC Q123
    Cellar Deck

    204.109 kN

    LC 124
    Sub-Cellar Deck

    557.418 kN

    Top of Jacket Stair

    HSD Topside
    Shift of Centre of Gravity (C.o.G.) during Lifting
    1

    2
    B
    124T

    214T
    a

    C.O.G.

    x
    Envelope
    of C.O.G.

    A
    122T

    212T
    COORDINATES OF JOINTS

    Joint
    214T
    124T
    212T
    122T
    DIMENSIONS
    Length of A-B =
    Width of module (R-side) =
    Width of module (L-side) =

    X
    -34.004
    -0.996
    -34.004
    -0.996

    Coordinates (m)
    Y
    7.06
    9.91
    -7.06
    -9.91

    33.007
    19.828
    14.126

    Z
    21.77
    21.77
    21.77
    21.77

    Distance to C.o.G.
    10.895
    26.409
    11.139
    26.551

    location of the actual padeye


    location of the actual padeye
    location of the actual padeye
    location of the actual padeye

    m
    m
    m

    SELF WEIGHT AND MISCELLANEOUS WEIGHT OF SKID (WITH CONTINGENCY)


    Total Weight =
    7765.90
    kN (b4 cog shifting)

    (since it is follow-on other ppl's proj, hence use WCR's cog)

    Centre of Gravity (C.o.G.)


    x=
    y=
    min hook elevation =
    Envelope of C.O.G Shift
    Shift towards each lift point:

    -25.55
    0.19
    67.76

    m
    m
    m

    (b4 cog shifting de coor)


    (b4 cog shifting de coor)
    (60 deg sling)

    1.00

    (since it is follow-on other ppl's proj, hence use WCR's cog)


    (since it is follow-on other ppl's proj, hence use WCR's cog)

    (3ft)

    (404L)
    B1 (214T)

    New C.O.G., (x, y)=


    =
    x ecc. =
    y ecc. =

    39.112
    -0.776
    0.631
    (-26.33, 0.82)

    COG = (-25.55, 0.19)

    (-26.31, -0.46)
    40.629
    -0.759
    -0.651
    A1 (212T)
    (402L)

    APPLIED FORCE TO MAINTAIN EQUILIBRIUM DUE TO C.O.G. SHIFT


    Horizontal span to distributed My across joint 404L and 104L =
    Horizontal span to distributed Mx across joint 102L and 104L =
    Horizontal span to distributed Mx across joint 402L and 404L =
    Description
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.

    Shift towards 214T


    Shift towards 124T
    Shift towards 212T
    Shift towards 122T

    Eccentricity (m)
    x-dir
    y-dir
    -0.78
    0.63
    0.93
    0.37
    -0.76
    -0.65
    0.93
    -0.38

    New C.O.G., (x, y)=

    =
    x ecc. =
    y ecc. =
    New C.O.G., (x, y)=

    (104L)
    B2 (124T)

    New C.O.G., (x, y)=

    A2 (122T)
    (102L)

    49.60 m
    20.00 m
    11.43 m

    (location of applied force =distance between forces applied for cog shift, ne
    (location of applied force =distance between forces applied for cog shift, ne
    (location of applied force =distance between forces applied for cog shift, ne

    Moment Induced (kN.m)


    My
    Mx
    6028.71
    4901.45
    -7223.91
    2860.87
    5896.85
    -5059.31
    -7185.20
    -2956.74

    Force To Counter Induced Moment (kN)


    (404L)
    (104L)
    -333.59
    -28.36
    -86.41
    -124.85
    222.16
    151.45
    237.00
    -18.66

    location of the actual padeye hole


    location of the actual padeye hole
    location of the actual padeye hole
    location of the actual padeye hole

    j, hence use WCR's cog)

    j, hence use WCR's cog)


    j, hence use WCR's cog)

    (but in SACS input the lift joint use model cog x & y, onli Z use this elev hook elev.)

    =
    21.605
    (this values are to tally wif the drawings angle)
    x ecc. =
    0.930
    y ecc. =
    0.368
    New C.O.G., (x, y)= (-24.62, 0.56)
    New C.O.G., (x, y)= (-24.62, -0.19)
    =
    22.367
    (this values are to tally wif the drawings angle)
    x ecc. =
    0.925
    y ecc. =
    -0.381

    etween forces applied for cog shift, near main members of lift pt, can anyhow define, but cannot b the pt attached to the sling (i.e. padeye)) x-axis
    etween forces applied for cog shift, near main members of lift pt, can anyhow define, but cannot b the pt attached to the sling (i.e. padeye)) y-axis
    etween forces applied for cog shift, near main members of lift pt, can anyhow define, but cannot b the pt attached to the sling (i.e. padeye)) y-axis

    To Counter Induced Moment (kN)


    (402L)
    (102L)
    212.04
    149.91
    232.06
    -20.80
    -341.05
    -32.56
    -92.14
    -126.20

    Deck Level

    14800

    Centre of Gravity (C.o.G.)


    x
    =

    9.580

    0.090

    mm

    18288

    7001

    x1

    x2

    9580

    8708

    0.5599868

    0.6037869

    32 deg

    7003

    35 deg

    y2

    6006

    11307 mm

    10578 mm

    11404 mm

    10682 mm

    12192

    y1

    6186
    c

    d
    33 deg

    7002

    35 deg

    0.5733607
    lift weight
    vertical load
    a
    b
    c
    d

    20826.63 kN
    (BASE)
    5031.60 kN
    5535.45
    4885.19
    5374.38

    0.61765933

    total

    20826.63 kN

    vertical load (1m shf twds a)


    a
    5995.25 kN
    b
    5479.17
    c
    4886.42
    d
    4465.79

    total
    x1
    x2
    y1
    y2

    20826.63 kN
    8732.74 mm
    9555.26
    6717.17
    5474.83

    vertical load (1m shf twds b)


    a
    4974.10 kN
    b
    6562.82
    c
    4005.23
    d
    5284.48

    total
    x1
    x2
    y1
    y2

    20826.63 kN
    10403.19 mm
    7884.81
    6753.76
    5438.24

    vertical load (1m shf twds c)


    a
    5033.22 kN
    b
    4607.20
    c
    5840.27
    d
    5345.94

    total
    x1
    x2
    y1
    y2

    20826.63 kN
    8739.92 mm
    9548.08
    5643.54
    6548.46

    vertical load (1m shf twds d)


    a
    4133.59 kN
    b
    5444.18
    c
    4854.80
    d
    6394.06

    total
    x1
    x2
    y1
    y2

    20826.63 kN
    10395.24 mm
    7892.76
    5606.87
    6585.13

    7004

    vertical angle
    a=

    60 deg

    b=
    c=

    62 deg

    d=

    62 deg

    60 deg

    minimum angle =

    60 deg

    vertical height =

    19752 mm

    SLING LENGTH
    SLa =

    22759

    mm

    SLb =

    22406

    mm

    SLc =

    22807

    mm

    SLd =

    22455

    mm

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