“Title: Unit TM520, Subsea Equipment Course: FdEng Level 5 Subsea Engineering Yr 2 Aim: To increase knowledge of specialist equipment and their applications in the subsea industry. The focus of this assignment with be directed at legislation, operation and evaluation of materials. Aim: To increase knowledge of specialist equipment and their applications in the subsea industry. The focus of this assignment with be directed at legislation, operation and evaluation of materials. Objectives: 1. Analyse the requirements of a subsea operation through research aimed at subsea technology. 2. Evaluate the legislation and all health and safety issues of subsea equipment based on health and safety, environment and security. 3. Analyse the materials used in subsea equipment. 4. Evaluate methods for material selection and corrosion control. Subsea Equipment Operations, Newcastle College, Wallsend Energy Centre, Subsea Engineering. Table of Contents Section Assignment (1) 1.0 General Information 1.1 Introduction (Pipeline inspection gauge) 1.1.1 Methods of detecting pipe flaws 1.1.2 Information gathered by a PIG 1.1.3 Methods used should the PIG need secondary recovery 1.1.4 Cleaning of the pipeline 1.1.5 Maximum distance travelled with a discussion on pipe bend radii 1.1.6 PIG traps, launchers and receivers 1.2 (Intro) Umbilicals 1.2.1 Stipulate one type of subsea umbilical for ROV applications 1.2.2 Operation of Subsea isolation valves 1.2.3 The power source for subsea pumping processes Environment working conditions 1.3 (Intro) Mineral extraction health and safety requirements 1.3.1 Different countrys procedures specific for subsea equipment 1.3.2 Subsea equipment legislation 1.4 (Intro) Subsea bathymetry 1.4.1 Architecture and layout of a typical subsea deployment 1.4.2 Diagram Appendix A: Pigging health and safety requirement (HSE) Appendix B: Advanced pipeline cleaning technology”