Petroleum 101 - Floating Production Solutions - Charyl
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- 1.What is not typical for a fixed platform
- A.
Anchored directly to sea bed
- B.
Can sail around
- C.
Immobile
- D.
Long term use
- 2.A FSO is a ship shaped floater, but what does FSO stand for?
- A.
Floating ,Soil and Operator
- B.
Floating, Storage and Offloading
- C.
Floating, Storage and Operator
- D.
Future Onshore Operator
- 3.How does a Semi-Submersible get to location?
- A.
Propellars
- B.
It does not, it drills from land and out
- C.
Towed to location
- 4.What is the main difference between a FSO and a FPSO
- A.
Size
- B.
FSO only operates in shallow water
- C.
FPSO can produce as well as store oil/gas
- D.
FPSO only used in North Sea
- 5.What is LNG?
- A.
A logging device
- B.
Liquid Natural Gas
- C.
Italian Operator
- D.
Fracking Device
- 6.
What is this?- A.
A Buoy
- B.
A sparr
- C.
Christmas Three
- D.
BOP
- 7.Which production unit has the ability to store oil and gas?
- A.
Drill Ship
- B.
Fixed Platform
- C.
Semi-Submersible
- D.
SPAR
- 8.What is a negative aspect of using subsea processing?
- A.
New technology to the market
- B.
Significant start up costs
- C.
Difficult to maintain equipment
- D.
All of the above
- 9.The _____ is a production unit mostly used in the Gulf of Mexico.
- A.
SPAR
- B.
FPSO
- C.
Semi-Sub
- D.
FSO
- 10.How can an FPSO be securely moored? More than one answer may apply.
- A.
Deadline Anchored
- B.
Spread Moored
- C.
Turret Moored
- D.
Turret and Spread Moored combination
- 11.Which is not a method for putting an FPSO on the market?
- A.
Trade
- B.
Intercept
- C.
Conversion
- D.
Newbuild
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