HomeMagazine2020August 2020, Vol. 247, No. 8Case Study: Starling Pipe-in-Pipe Project Copes with Stresses of S-Lay Pipelaying

August 2020, Vol. 247, No. 8

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Case Study: Starling Pipe-in-Pipe Project Copes with Stresses of S-Lay Pipelaying

Special to Pipeline & Gas Journal The use of pipe-in-pipe systems for the thermal insulation of pipelines is well established. Since 2004, Tata Steel has been delivering systems for pipe-in-pipe projects in the North Sea, including BP Rhum and Talisman Tweedsmuir.  Working to provide insulated pipeline systems that maintain flow assurance to maximize returns on field developments, these systems include multilayer, polypropylene foam and aerogel hybrid systems to cover the full range of insulation levels required.  However, the Starling project was the first development in which Tata Steel was able to supply a complete, engineered solution to

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