The unique ability of Strohm's Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP) to be terminated onsite provides multiple advantages for the client. It removes the need for metrology while still meeting installation schedules, and it fast-track projects for offshore pull-in services for the Jumper on Demand projects.
The end fitting of TCP is a track proven robust and simplified design allowing for horizontal or vertical installation anywhere in the world, provided that the space and services such as power and water for testing are available.
Onsite Termination - Main steps
Jumper on Demand
The Jumper on Demand model of delivery includes the supply of long lengths of TCP which are typically delivered on a reel to the client's mobilisation or other fabrication site. Strohm's Field Service Group is then mobilised to execute the campaign of spooling out, cutting and terminating multiple jumpers to prescribed lengths.
This method takes advantage of volume raw material purchases and flexibility in schedules; it can remove the need for metrology and it provides an emergency or fast-track method for jumper delivery. Strohm has been awarded more than 95 jumpers, with lengths varying between 24m and 338m each, which were installed using this method across five projects across the world.
