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    The 11thNPF North Sea Decommissioning Conference

    Edward Heerema, Allseas

    15 February 2011

    Single Lifters

    The Pieter Schelte project - update

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    183 m

    225 m

    111 m

    81 m

    382 m1253 ft

    738 ft

    600 ft

    364 ft

    266 ft

    300 m

    984 ft

    Tog Mor

    Audacia

    Lorelay

    Manta

    Calamity Jane

    Pieter Schelte

    Solitaire

    Profiles of Allseas vessels

    151 m495 ft

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    183 m

    225 m

    151 m

    111 m

    81 m

    382 m1253 ft

    738 ft

    600 ft

    495 ft

    364 ft

    266 ft

    300 m

    984 ft

    Tog Mor

    Audacia

    Lorelay

    Manta

    Calamity Jane

    Pieter Schelte

    Solitaire

    Profiles of Allseas vessels

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    New-build designSelf-propelledDynamically positionedTopsides lift system at the bowJacket lift system aft

    S-lay pipelay, stinger in slot

    Platform installation / decommissioningand pipelay vessel Pieter Schelte

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    1987 1999

    2004 2007 2008

    1987

    History of the Pieter Schelte concept

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    382 m

    117 m

    122 m

    52 m

    66,000 kW (88,500 hp)

    = 12 x 5,500 kW

    95,000 kW (127,000 hp)

    14 knots

    37,000 t/h

    571 persons

    Hull length:

    Hull width:

    Slot length:

    Slot width:

    Thruster capacity:

    Installed power:

    Transit speed:

    Ballast capacity:

    Accommodation:

    Platform installation / decommissioningand pipelay vessel Pieter Schelte

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    48,000 t

    25,000 t

    Heavy lift capacities of Pieter Schelte

    Topsides lifting:

    Jacket lifting:

    Single-lift installation and removal of

    Steel jacket-based platforms,Topsides of gravity based structures, and

    Topsides of floating platforms, notably SPARs

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    6 Boeings 747-400

    Pieter Schelte is a unique vessel; in size

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    and in capacity

    Able to lift 2.5 Eiffel Towers at once

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    Capacity of forklift units: 7,000 t each

    (with friction clamps: 6,000 t each)

    Topsides lift system

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    Pieter Schelte versus one of the largeexisting SSCVs

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    Lifting a drilling derrick

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    Detail design

    Hull and superstructure

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    Detail design

    Pipe systems

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    March 2007 Long-lead items (power plant, thrusters, DP system)ordered

    June 2008 Basic design of the hull completed;High-tensile steel for the lift systems ordered

    Early 2009 Basic design of the lifting systems completed;Detail design started in advance of the building contract

    June 2010 Detail design of the hull completed

    Building contract of the hull and lifting systems awarded to Daewoo

    2013 Delivery of the completed ship

    Development schedule of Pieter Schelte

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    Typical block fabrication by Daewoo

    Block assembly

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    Assembly of the starboard ship

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    Assembly of the PS and SB hulls and accommodation

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    Erection sequencefloating dock No. 3

    The portside super blockswill be erected in floatingdock No. 3 by a floating

    crane of 3,600 t from pre-erection stage (G2)

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    Assembly of the topsides lift system

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    Installation of the topsides lift system

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    Maximum safety to personneldue to minimised offshore work

    Maximum protection of the environmentdue to moving all decomposing work to shore

    Minimum offshore preparatory work

    Minimum subsea cutting operationsusually clearing to the seabed in a single lift

    Advantages of large single-lift vesselsin platform removal

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    Challenges for single-lift vessels

    Of the 500 structures to be removed in the North Sea, most aresmall and can be removed with traditional crane vesselscompetitively.

    Because of swift operation, there is room in the decommissioningmarket for only one single-lift vessel for very large lifts.

    Single-lift vessels can compete very well against SSCVs

    on cash cost, but their depreciation element bears heavily on theprice level for removals. Nevertheless, on large platform removals,single-lift vessels should be able to be very competitive.

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    Pieter Schelte brings major improvements for

    removal and installation of large oil and gas platforms, being thefirst vessel which enables large single-lift operations;

    installation of larger pipelines in deeper water.

    Removal of large platforms will be executed in an ecologically cleanermanner than was possible so far.

    Safety to personnel working offshore will greatly be enhanced.

    Pieter Schelte will partly create its own market by moving presentboundaries.

    Conclusion

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    Platform installation / decommissioningand pipelay vessel

    Pieter Schelte