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DYNAMIC POSITIONING CONFERENCEOctober 15-16 2013October 15-16, 2013
DESIGN AND CONTROL SESSION 1
The Next Level DP Capability Analysis
Øyvind Smogeli, Nguyen Dong Trong, Brede Børhaug, Luca Pivano
Marine Cybernetics
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DESIGN AND CONTROL SESSION I
THE NEXT LEVEL DP CAPABILITY ANALYSIS
Øyvind Smogeli, COO Nguyen Dong Trong, Brede Børhaug, Luca Pivano
DYNAMIC POSITIONING CONFERENCE
October 15-16, 2013
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DP CAPABILITY
Simple to analyze?
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WIND ENVELOPE
The limiting wind speed is found for each angle of attack
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THRUST ENVELOPE
For a given design environmental condition the thruster utilization in % is found for
each angle of attack
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WHY CAPABILITY PLOTS?
Design • Thruster
layout/rating • Power system
Planning • Operational
window • Contingency
Charters • “Ticket to
business” • Vessel selection
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INDUSTRY CHALLENGES
o IMCA M140 specification is too basic
o Possible to extend with more realistic assumptions and models
• But this is not standardized
o Questions have been raised concerning
DP Capability plot applicability
Are they conservative or non-conservative? Can they be compared? Can they be trusted?
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FULL-SCALE RESULTS FROM A SEMI-SUB
Ref: Muddusetti and Phillips: A Practical Approach to Managing DP Operations, MTS DP Conference 2006
DPCap analysis Full-scale trials
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KEY LIMITATIONS
Static force balance
Mean environ-mental forces
Fixed vessel
position
Fixed dynamic
allowance
No thruster/ rudder
dynamics No dynamic
thrust loss effects
No DP system
dynamics
No dynamic external
loads
No transients
Fixed acceptance
criteria
Quasi-static
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CONVENTIONAL STATIC ANALYSIS
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SOLUTION: CLOSED LOOP VESSEL SIMULATOR
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DYNAMIC CAPABILITY STUDY
Acceptance criteria can be tailored to each vessel and operation
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DYNAMIC CAPABILITY – PRESENTATION OF RESULTS
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DynCap results can be presented as conventional wind and thrust envelopes
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DYNAMIC VS STATIC CAPABILITY: CASE STUDIES
Comparison study 1 – Supply Vessel Comparison study 2 – Shuttle Tanker Comparison study 3 – Semisub
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CASE STUDY 1: SUPPLY VESSEL
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Current speed: 0.50 (m/s)
Wind speed in m/sWind direction in degrees
Case 1: Intact DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust loss
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Case 1: WCSF DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust loss
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Wind speed in m/sWind direction in degrees
Case 1: Intact DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: Intact DP Cap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust loss
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Wind speed in m/sWind direction in degrees
Case 1: WCSF DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: WCSF DP Cap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust loss
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Wind speed in m/sWind direction in degrees
Case 1: Intact DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: Intact DP Cap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/20deg
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Current speed: 0.50 (m/s)
Wind speed in m/sWind direction in degrees
Case 1: WCSF DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: WCSF DP Cap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: WCSF DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/20deg
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Wind speed in m/sWind direction in degrees
Case 1: Intact DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: Intact DP Cap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/20degCase 4: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 10m/10deg
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Current speed: 0.50 (m/s)
Wind speed in m/sWind direction in degrees
Case 1: WCSF DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: WCSF DP Cap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: WCSF DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/20degCase 4: WCSF DynCap, acceptance limit: 10m/10deg
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Wind speed in m/sWind direction in degrees
Case 1: Intact DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: Intact DP Cap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/20degCase 4: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 10m/10degCase 5: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 5m/5deg
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Current speed: 0.50 (m/s)
Wind speed in m/sWind direction in degrees
Case 1: WCSF DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: WCSF DP Cap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: WCSF DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/20degCase 4: WCSF DynCap, acceptance limit: 10m/10degCase 5: WCSF DynCap, acceptance limit: 5m/5deg
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CASE STUDY 1: SUPPLY VESSEL
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Example DynCap analysis with footprint, time series and acceptance criteria
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CASE STUDY 2: SHUTTLE TANKER
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Case 1: Wcsf DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust loss
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Case 1: Intact DPCap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: Intact DPCap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/10deg
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Case 1: Wcsf DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: WCSF DP Cap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: WCSF DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/10degCase 4: WCSF DynCap, acceptance limit: 10m/5deg
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Wind speed in m/sWind direction in degrees
Case 1: Intact DPCap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: Intact DPCap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/10degCase 4: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 10m/5deg
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Case 1: Wcsf DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: WCSF DP Cap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: WCSF DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/10degCase 4: WCSF DynCap, acceptance limit: 10m/5degCase 5: WCSF DynCap, acceptance limit: 5m/3deg
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Wind speed in m/sWind direction in degrees
Case 1: Intact DPCap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: Intact DPCap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/10degCase 4: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 10m/5degCase 5: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 5m/3deg
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CASE STUDY 3: SEMISUB
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Wind speed in m/sWind direction in degrees
Case 1: Intact DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: Intact DP Cap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/10deg
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Wind speed in m/sWind direction in degrees
Case 1: WCSF DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: WCSF DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: WCSF DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/10deg
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Wind speed in m/sWind direction in degrees
Case 1: Intact DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: Intact DP Cap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/10degCase 4: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 10m/5deg
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Case 1: WCSF DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: WCSF DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: WCSF DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/10degCase 4: WCSF DynCap, acceptance limit: 10m/5deg
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Case 1: Intact DP Cap, 0% dynamic allowance, no thrust lossCase 2: Intact DP Cap, 20% dynamic allowance, with thrust lossCase 3: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 20m/10degCase 4: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 10m/5degCase 5: Intact DynCap, acceptance limit: 5m/3deg
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DYNCAP – MAIN FEATURES
Quasi-static
Quasi-static
Static force balance
Mean environ-mental forces
Fixed vessel
position
Fixed dynamic
allowance
No thruster/ rudder
dynamics No dynamic
thrust loss effects
No DP system
dynamics
No dynamic external
loads
No transients
Fixed acceptance
criteria
Dynamic force
balance Dynamic environ-mental forces
Free-floating vessel
Thrusters fully
utilized
Thruster/ rudder
dynamics Dynamic
thrust loss effects
Closed loop with
DP system
Any dynamic
loads
Transient effectS
Specific acceptance
criteria
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DYNCAP APPLICATIONS
Capability analysis
• Wind envelopes • Thrust envelopes
Operational analysis
• Fuel consumption • Operability charts • Footprints
Contingency planning
• Drive-off • Drift-off • Degraded equipment • Transient motion
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TRANSIENT ANALYSIS: FOOTPRINT IN INTACT CONDITION
10m
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TRANSIENT ANALYSIS: FOOTPRINT AFTER WORST CASE SINGLE FAILURE
10m
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TRANSIENT ANALYSIS: TRANSIENT AFTER FAILURE, BEFORE STATION-KEEPING IS STABILIZED
10m
For operations with absolute position and heading limits, the transient is often the critical period
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FUEL CONSUMPTION AND OPERABILITY
Location
Metocean data
Annual fuel
consumption and operability
Closed-loop vessel model
Simulation 1
Simulation 2
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SeaState1
SeaState2
SeaState N
Discretize scatter diagram from metocean data: • optimize number of simulations • capture main metocean data
characteristics
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• Station-keeping performance
• Operation OK? • Fuel consumption
Each simulation: 3 hrs Total simulation time: N x 3 hrs
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EXAMPLE: FUEL CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS FOR SIEMENS
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Vessel 1 atLocation 1
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Vessel 2 atLocation 3
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Setup Class Bus setup Generator
1 DYNPOS AUTRO split bus one gen per bus (3 total)
2 DYNPOS AUTRO closed bus minimum 2 gens
3 DYNPOS ER closed bus minimum 2 gens
4 DYNPOS AUTRO closed bus minimum 3 gens
5 DYNPOS ER closed bus minimum 3 gens
Task: calculate annual fuel consumption for two vessel designs at given locations, comparing five different power system configurations including Siemens’ new closed ring bus solution.
Fuel
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SUMMARY
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