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• Fracture and Fracture Control

OTC 4236 Investigation of the Break-Down of

Alexander Kielland Metallurgical and

Fracture Analysis 4237 Weld Defect Distributions in Offshore

Structures and Their Influence on

Structural Reliability 4238 COD and Fatigue Crack Propagation

Characteristics of Heavy Section C-Mn-

V Forged Steel for Offshore Structure 4240 Fatigue Life Improvement Factors Ob- tained By Weld Reinforcement and Toe

Grinding 4241 Factors Affecting Ductile Fracture in

Offshore Gas Pipelines • Wind and Wave Loading Forces II

OTC 4242 Wave Prediction in Shallow Water 4243 Analysis of Vessels Moored in Shallow,

Unprotected Waters 4244 Methods for Dynamic Analysis of

Floating Vessels 4245 Windtunnel Tests on a Model of a

Semi-Submersible Platform and Com- parison of the Results with Full Scale

Data 4246 The Behavior of Semi-Submersible

Platforms at Large Angles of List 4247 Predictions of Pitching Motions and

Loads of an Articulated Loading Plat- form in Waves • Subsea Production Systems

OTC 4248 The Casablanca Subsea Completion

System Design, Installation and Op- eration 4249 North East Frigg Subsea Gas Produc- tion System 4250 Case History of the Cormorant Field

Single Satellite Well 4251 Guidelineless Caisson Sub-Sea Com- pletion System 4252 An Improved Design of the Subsea

Atmospheric System (SAS) 4253 New Safety Valve for Subsea Instal- lations • Geophysical Data Gathering and Interpretation

OTC 4254 Some Geometric Aspects of Towed Air

Gun Arrays 4255 Marine Seismic Energy Sources:

Acoustic Performance Comparison 4256 Coherent Noise in Marine Seismic

Data: Its Understanding and Sup- pression 4257 The Exploration Applications of Seis- mic DHI Analysis in the Malay Basin 4258 Three Dimensional Seismic Interpre- tation of a Piercement Salt Dome 4259 Multichannel Seismic Transect of the

Somalian Continental Margin • Ocean Mining I

OTC 4260 Remote Acoustic Sensing of Manga- nese Nodule Deposits 4261 Soil-Machine Interaction Studies for

Manganese Nodule Mining 4262 Design and Observation Tests of an

Experimental Nodule Collection Vehicle 4263 Implementation of the Deep Seabed

Hard Mineral Resources Act 4264 Industrial Response to Ocean Mining

Regulations — Panel Discussion • Support and Service Vessels

OTC 4431 Four Years Experience Operations of

MSV (Multi-Functional Support Vessel) 4432 The Developing Technology for SWATH

Ships 4433 Natural Environment Stability Tests of an Industrial Vessel Hull Form 4434 Diving Support Vessel: Mono Hull vs

Semi-Submersible — A Cost Effective

Analysis

Tuesday Afternoon 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. • Offshore Pipelines II

OTC 4265 Route Selection and Construction

Techniques for the Marine Pipeline

Crossing to Vancouver Island 4267 Dynamic Lay Stresses for Pipelines 4268 A Modern Approach to Flowline Stress

Relief on Deep Water Offshore Pro- duction Platforms 4269 Method for Laying and Connecting

Intrafield Flowline Bundles in Deep

Water 4270 Slug Detection in Offshore Gas Lines from Variations in the End Pressure • Floating Production and

Processing Systems

OTC 4271 4272

Offshore Storage and Treating of

Crude Oil Aboard a Modified Oil

Tanker

Offshore Facilities Weight, Area and (continued on page 60) 1982 OTC Program Committee

Norman A. Nelson, N.L. Rig Equipment, ASME

R.E. Farmer, Shell International, AAPG

H. Pat Riley, Amoco Production Co., SPE

John W. Padan, NOAA, Office of Ocean Minerals & Energy, SME

Brian J. Watt, Brian Watt Associates, Inc., ASCE

Don D. Wells, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, MTS

Gale L. Hubred, Chevron Research Co., AlChE

Glen N. Williams, Texas A&M University, IEEE

Roderick J. Allan, Reading & Bates Drilling Co., SNAME

James E. Dailey, Brown & Root, Inc., Chairman

Margaret Welch, Exxon Production Research Co., SEG

Richard Hill, Nucorp Energy, TMS

Marian W. Downey, Shell International, AAPG • • • MOW D

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