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Title: Proposed Underwater Platform-Offshore Louisiana
Author: C. T. Rosebrugh
Source: American Gas Association 1973
Year Published: 1973
Abstract: Underwater pipelining per se is commonplace these days and the techniques used vary with the size, length, and water depth. Generally speaking underwater pipelining as it exists today consists of laying a pipeline(s) from an existing production platform to a point on land or to another offshore production facility. The techniques involved in accomplishing this vary from company to company but generally speaking, the selected route is examined by conducting a bottom or sub-bottom profile to avoid obstructions such as wrecks, debris, and other pipelines, the pipe coated with concrete to obtain the design specific gravity and the pipeline installed using a ramp type lay barge. Soils data may be necessary if little is known of the area.

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