The SCORCH (Seawater Corrosion of Ropes & CHain) Joint Industry Project (JIP) was established by AMOG in response to an industry need for design guidance for addressing corrosion of chain and wire rope in tropical waters. Existing design guidance was more relevant to corrosion in cold waters, based on experience from the North Sea.

2018年4月30日 · The Joint Industry Project (JIP) for Seawater Corrosion of wire Rope and mooring Chain (SCORCH) was carried out with the participation of over twenty...

2015年5月4日 · The SCORCH JIP has produced a series of findings with long-lasting implications for the industry, including detailed investigations of factors in corrosion such MIC, chain pitting, chain wear, wire rope blocking compound efficacy, and the effect of …

The SCORCH JIP resulted in the development analytical/semi-empirical models for the purposes of predicting corrosion of both steel mooring chain and steel wire rope in a range of...

The SCORCH JIP conducted a study on corroded/pitted chain links that were recovered from a floating storage offloading system based in West Africa. The large pits observed, sometimes leading to reduction in diameter of the order of 35%, most likely can be attributed to microbiologically influenced corrosion.

The Joint Industry Project (JIP) for Seawater Corrosion of wire Rope and mooring Chain (SCORCH) was carried out with the participation of over twenty five offshore platform operators, equipment manufacturers, regulators and classification societies to address gaps in industry knowledge on the corrosion of steel wire rope and mooring chain ...

2014年5月5日 · Forensic investigations performed as part of the SCORCH JIP on wire ropes that were recovered from FPU mooring systems from Indonesia and Thailand are described. These wire ropes were used in tropical seawater for operating periods ranging from 9 to 14 years before being replaced for various reasons, including corrosion and fatigue concerns.

2015年5月4日 · The scope of the SCORCH JIP was to investigate and characterize corrosion of steel chain and wire rope moorings for a wide range of operating Floating Production Units (FPUs) and Floating...

2018年4月30日 · The Joint Industry Project (JIP) for Seawater Corrosion of wire Rope and mooring Chain (SCORCH) was carried out with the participation of over twenty five offshore platform operators, equipment manufacturers, regulators and classification societies to address gaps in industry knowledge on the corrosion of steel wire rope and mooring chain ...

Following the success of the SCORCH JIP established by AMOG in response to an industry need for design guidance for addressing corrosion of chain and wire rope in tropical waters, participants demonstrated considerable interest in assessing the residual strength of damaged chains that had been examined during SCORCH.