Multi-objective parametric optimization of FPSO hull dimensions
In order to achieve a good and competitive FPSO design, the building cost and the motion performances are the two most critical and conflicting KPIs to be considered. In this study, the author's previous work (Lee, et al., 2021) on the optimization of an FPSO's hull dimensions with 1800 MB...
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description | In order to achieve a good and competitive FPSO design, the building cost and the motion performances are the two most critical and conflicting KPIs to be considered. In this study, the author's previous work (Lee, et al., 2021) on the optimization of an FPSO's hull dimensions with 1800 MBBLs storage capacity at Brazil field was extended using a multi-objective parametric optimization with the hull steel weight and the operability which are closely related to the building cost and the operational cost during the lifetime, respectively. For the purpose of more realistic and practical FPSO design, the constraints related to crew comfort and the safe helicopter take-off and landing operation were newly added. Also, the green water on deck was calculated accurately to check the suitability of the designed freeboard height using a newly developed real-time calculation module for the relative wave elevations. With aids of this updated optimization formulation, we presented multiple optimal FPSO dimensions expressed as a Pareto set which aids FPSO designers to conveniently select the practical and competitive dimensions. The excellence of the developed approach was verified by comparing the optimization results with those of FPSOs dimensioned for operation at West Africa and Brazil field. |
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spelling | doaj.art-923ab0cd7c8046d7be80bde908192eb52022-12-21T21:46:58ZengElsevierInternational Journal of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering2092-67822021-01-0113734745Multi-objective parametric optimization of FPSO hull dimensionsJonghun Lee0Won-Sun Ruy1Ship and Offshore Performance Research Center, Samsung Heavy Industries Co., Ltd., Daejeon, Republic of KoreaDepartment of Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering, Chungnam National University, Daejeon, Republic of Korea; Corresponding author.In order to achieve a good and competitive FPSO design, the building cost and the motion performances are the two most critical and conflicting KPIs to be considered. In this study, the author's previous work (Lee, et al., 2021) on the optimization of an FPSO's hull dimensions with 1800 MBBLs storage capacity at Brazil field was extended using a multi-objective parametric optimization with the hull steel weight and the operability which are closely related to the building cost and the operational cost during the lifetime, respectively. For the purpose of more realistic and practical FPSO design, the constraints related to crew comfort and the safe helicopter take-off and landing operation were newly added. Also, the green water on deck was calculated accurately to check the suitability of the designed freeboard height using a newly developed real-time calculation module for the relative wave elevations. With aids of this updated optimization formulation, we presented multiple optimal FPSO dimensions expressed as a Pareto set which aids FPSO designers to conveniently select the practical and competitive dimensions. The excellence of the developed approach was verified by comparing the optimization results with those of FPSOs dimensioned for operation at West Africa and Brazil field.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2092678221000546Multi-objective parametric optimization of FPSOBuilding costOperabilityGreen waterBrazil field FPSO |
spellingShingle | Jonghun Lee Won-Sun Ruy Multi-objective parametric optimization of FPSO hull dimensions International Journal of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering Multi-objective parametric optimization of FPSO Building cost Operability Green water Brazil field FPSO |
title | Multi-objective parametric optimization of FPSO hull dimensions |
title_full | Multi-objective parametric optimization of FPSO hull dimensions |
title_fullStr | Multi-objective parametric optimization of FPSO hull dimensions |
title_full_unstemmed | Multi-objective parametric optimization of FPSO hull dimensions |
title_short | Multi-objective parametric optimization of FPSO hull dimensions |
title_sort | multi objective parametric optimization of fpso hull dimensions |
topic | Multi-objective parametric optimization of FPSO Building cost Operability Green water Brazil field FPSO |
url | http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2092678221000546 |
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