Introduction
- General Description
- Riser Arrangement Options and Trade-Offs
- Ideal Riser Design
- Distributed Support Riser Design
- Other Riser Designs
General Riser Arrangements and Force Description
- Section R1.0 - Riser Load Drawings
- Section R1.1 Through R1.4 - Relative Pipe Loads in Various Types of Riser Systems and Applications
- R1.0 Basic Forces
the Occur in Riser Systems
- R1.1 Welded or
Hard Connected Pipe Systems, Base Restrained
- R1.2 Welded or
Hard Connected Pipe Systems, Top Restrained
- R1.3 Pipe Systems
with Clearance Couplings, Base Restrained
- R1.4 Welded or
Hard Connected Pipe Systems, No Restraint
Sample Analysis
- Concentrated Hyd Load
- R2.1 Base Anchored
Hard Connected Pipe System (Type 1)
- R2.2 Top Anchored
Hard Connected Pipe System (Type 1)
- R2.3 Base Anchored
Clearance Coupling Segment (Type 1)
- Distributed Hyd Load
- R2.4 Base Anchored
Hard Connected Pipe System (Type 5)
- R2.5 Top Anchored
Hard Connected Pipe System (Type 7)
- R2.6 Base Anchored
Clearance Coupling Segment (Type 2)
Riser Support Components
- R3.1 Anchors (KPA)
- R3.2 Guides (KPG)
- R3.3 Floor-Mounted
Restrained Spring Isolators (FRS)
- R3.4 Non-Restrained
Floor-Mounted Spring Isolators (FDS)
- R3.5 Hanging Restrained
Spring Isolators (SRPH)
- R3.6 Non-Restrained
Hanging Spring Isolators (SRH)