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Subsea Power Cables - Renewables
Virtual classroom
Available dates:
14-17 June 2022 (half days am)
11-14 October 2022 (half days pm)
Foundation course
About the course
This foundation level course details each phase of the lifecycle of subsea cables used in offshore wind power applications, power interconnectors between oil and gas assets, and transnational networks.
Discussing common failures seen over recent years, the tutor will provide learners with knowledge on how to identify, solve and mitigate issues to avoid down time and costly subsea repairs. This course covers understanding of risk management and the root causes of failures, as well as providing latest best practice and standards. Health and safety considerations are also covered with safety moments demonstrating the need for continuous improvement in order to protect an ever increasing workforce during a risky operation/activity.
This course is ideal for installation contractors, engineers and project managers, as well as insurance and investment professionals looking to better understand the risk of assets they are insuring or investing in.
At a glance
Available dates
14-17 June 2022 (half days am)
11-14 October 2022 (half days pm)
Duration
2 days (14 study hours)
Location
Virtual classroom
Level
Foundation
Price
£1,150 plus VAT
Early Bird
Book up to six weeks in advance of the start date of your chosen course to take advantage of the Early Bird discount
Learning outcomes
- Select the correct route for a cable
- Demonstrate ways to optimise cable protection
- Compare a variety of installation methods
- Use worked examples to apply lessons learned to your projects
- Identify methods to reduce the risk of failure
Course structure
Day by day content
Day one
Project overview
- Typical project structure
- Feasibility studies
- Consenting
- Environmental impact studies
- Surveys
- Route selection
- Cable production
- Installation
- Post-lay activities
- Case study – part 1: overview
Cable routing
- Selection of route corridor
- Geophysical survey
- Route determination
- Charting
- Geotechnical survey
- Burial methods
- Burial performance prediction
- Case study – part 2: routing
Cable design
- Cable types for array
- Export and interconnectors
- Design qualification
- Cable performance characteristics
- Hauling devices and joints
- Case study – part 3: design
Day two
Cable installation
- Pre-installation design and analysis
- Types of vessel
- Deck layouts and key installation equipment
- Surface laying
- Plough burial
- ROV burial
- Other types of burial
- Rock dumping
- Case study – part 4: installation
Offshore structure connection
- Cable entry types
- Entry protection
- Internal cable management
- Pull-in analysis
- Installation equipment and methods
- Case study – part 5: connections
Landfalls
- Landfall selection
- Horizontal directional drilled installation process
- Surface lay and trenched process
- Landfall joint bay
- Case study – part 6: landfalls
TESTIMONIALS
What past delegates have said
Great overview course of Cable design and installation
—Leon van Geffen, Chevron Australia
The Jee Subsea Power Cables course is an excellent training programme which provides valuable insights into the challenges faced by cable engineers on an offshore wind farm project. It's content serves both as a useful introduction to submarine cables for those new to the industry and to increase the knowledge of experienced cable engineers alike
—Stephen Loft, Scottish Power Renewables
The Subsea Power Cables course provided a thorough overview of the design and installation considerations for offshore cables. The instructor was evidently vastly experienced in this field and provided a great deal of insight across all modules
—Anonymous
Subsea power cables - Renewables
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