Onshore Structures and Systems
Exponent
is actively involved in providing risk assessment services for owners
and operators of onshore petrochemical process facilities. These
assessments focus on naturally occurring hazards such as hurricanes and
earthquakes, and also on man-made hazards like vapor-cloud explosions.
The scope of services provided by Exponent includes probabilistic and
deterministic hazard definitions, onsite inspections, structural and
material load and stress analyses using advanced modeling tools,
vulnerability determinations, probable maximum loss estimations for
property and business, and mitigation planning. The broad range of
expertise among our staff enables us to conduct such assessments in a
thorough and timely manner. The benefits of our multidisciplinary
approach include better understanding of employee exposures to
potentially hazardous situations, improved knowledge of asset
vulnerabilities, identification of opportunities for cost-effective
mitigation measures to reduce potential losses, and more thorough
assessment of loss exposures from an insurance perspective.
Offshore Structures and Systems
Exponent
can assist offshore oil and gas operators with determination of load
capacities and performance levels for a range of fixed and floating
production or storage systems. These services include using advanced
modeling tools to conduct structural analyses of platform systems or
components, from caisson wellheads to drilling derricks, in accordance
with the latest American Petroleum Institute best practices and
specifications. Our analytical expertise and capabilities also include
pipelines and well completion (casing and tubing). We have extensive
expertise in materials testing, modeling, and thermal load analysis,
which are important considerations when dealing with the extreme
operating environments often encountered by oil and gas operators.
Several of Exponent’s senior technical staff have previous work
experience with major energy companies, and therefore are familiar with
the needs and challenges faced by the offshore industry.
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