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The object of the project was to convert LASH ship Anadyr, belonging to the former Soviet Union fleet, into a FPSU for operatation in the Foinaven field, with the new name Petrojarl IV for managing owner Golar-Nor Offshore, AS.
Large yard: Converting a LASH to a FPSU
ASTANO — a member of the Spanish state-owned shipbuilding group — is a world-class yard located on the northwest coast of Spain. The shipyard has a production capacity of 70,000 metric tons of steel fabrication each year, and is divided into three main areas, namely: assembly and outfitting; steel fabrication, and storage.
The practical application involving product model technology was the conversion of a lighter aboard ship (LASH) ship into a floating production storage unit (FPSU).
The yard has a long tradition with shipbuilding oriented CAD/CAM systems, but mainly for new construction. Product model technology is thus very familiar to the yard, and has been considered an important part of the design process.
The object of the project was to convert LASH ship Anadyr, belonging to the former Soviet Union fleet, into a FPSU for operatation in the Foinaven field, with the new name Petrojarl IV for managing owner Golar-Nor Offshore, AS.
The ship’s length was increased by 25 m, with the addition of a new aft engine room to house the main and auxiliary engines. The beam was increased by four meters, a change which reflected the insertion of a completely new cargo body to replace the original docking area. Other modifications included structure in the forebody and the addition of a turret located forward of midships in a cylindrical well, extending vertically through the hull. Much of the engineering work was completed by Sener. In its use of FORAN, the project is believed to be the first in which a complete and detailed 3-D product model of both hull structure and outfitting was created for the elements of a ship undergoing conversion, contrasting with the traditional 2-D drafting approach.