[100% Off] Subsea Systems In Oil And Gas - The Underwater World
A complete guide to subsea oil and gas production systems — from wellheads and manifolds to umbilicals, pipelines, riser
What you’ll learn
- What is an Oil and Gas Subsea System
- Oil and Gas Subsea Systems, Subsystems, Components
- Subsea System Function and Considerations
- Difference between Subsea Production System and Subsea Distribution System
Requirements
- You will learn everything you need.
Description
Hello, Dear Learners!
Welcome to the Subsea Systems and Components course.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to subsea oil and gas systems – the complex technology that enables offshore energy production thousands of meters below the ocean surface.
You will learn how each subsystem, from the wellhead to the control room, works together to deliver hydrocarbons safely and efficiently.
You will:
• Understand the architecture of Subsea Production Systems, abbreviated as SPS, and how each component functions in offshore oil and gas operations.
• Identify and describe key elements such as X-trees, manifolds, PLETs, PLEMs, jumpers, pipelines, and risers.
• Explore the Subsea Distribution System, or SDS, including umbilicals, flying leads, subsea control modules, UTAs, and TUTUs.
Through clear explanations, animations, and practical examples, you will explore:
• The structure and operation of subsea production systems.
• The role and components of subsea distribution systems.
• Interfaces between subsea infrastructure and surface facilities.
• Key operational challenges such as pressure control, reliability, and corrosion.
• The importance of inspection, maintenance, and safety systems.
This course is designed for engineers, technicians, and energy students. It simplifies complex offshore technologies into an easy-to-follow learning journey that blends theory with real-world experience.
By the end, you will be able to confidently visualize, describe, and explain how a modern subsea field operates – from reservoir to topside.
Author(s): Ahmed Bakr
