Subsea pipeline connectors
Experience with connector equipment and the relationship between mechanical interfaces, sealing and pressure design.
- Seal-interface behaviour
- Dimensional fit and tolerance chains
- Design concepts and supporting calculations
ASHISH KAPOOR / MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEER
From subsea interfaces
to practical solutions.
I work through mechanical problems using concepts, calculations and design detail. My background spans nine years in subsea oil and gas, with experience in pipeline connectors, umbilical termination assemblies and flying leads.
9 yearsSubsea oil & gas
SolidWorks · MathCADDesign & calculation experience
IndiaRemote project enquiries
Founder of EnggTools
DOMAIN EXPERIENCE
The equipment behind my perspective.
Umbilical termination assemblies
Mechanical design experience on termination assemblies, supported by practical knowledge of fabrication and welding.
- Assembly interfaces and fit
- Fabrication and weldment considerations
- Drawing and calculation support
Flying leads
Experience with flying-lead equipment and the mechanical interfaces that connect an assembly together.
- Mechanical arrangement and interfaces
- Tolerance and assembly considerations
- Technical problem solving
This is an overview of professional experience. Employer and client drawings, project identifiers and proprietary designs are not published here.
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ORIGINAL DEMONSTRATION
Will the assembly retain its gap?
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