MSV Seawell. The vessel that pioneered subsea light well intervention

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MSV Seawell The vessel that pioneered subsea light well intervention PRODUCTION ENHANCEMENT WELL MAINTENANCE SATURATION DIVING WELL ABANDONMENT/FIELD DECOMMISSIONING

MSV Seawell specifications Classification DNV, Class + 1A1, Supply Vessel, SF, Well Stimulation, ICE-1B, EO, DYN POS, AUTR(ERN) DSV 2, DK+, Crane, Helideck, SBM Accommodation 122 People Dimensions Overall length 114m (374ft) Breadth molded 22.5m (74ft) Depth molded 11m (36ft) Operating draft 6.4m 7.3m (21ft 24ft) Displacement 11,935Te Gross tonnage 9,158Te Deck Deck Load 5Te per m2 Above main deck 900m2 (9,688ft2) Below main deck 250m2 (2,691ft2) Intervention Derrick Lifting capacity 80Te Free lifting height 24m (79ft) Active heave compensated 40Te at 4m stroke 70Te at 2m stroke Subsea lubricator winch 40Te Cranage Main crane (twin mode) 130Te Individual cranes 65Te Operating depth 400m (1312ft) Moonpool Working moonpool 7m x 5m (23ft x 16ft) Well Stimulation HP pumps 2 Dyer OPI 1,800 AWS Triplex Mud/Frac liquid tanks 240m3 (1,500 BBL) Diving System Depth rating 300m (984ft) Divers in saturation up to 18 Diving bells 2 x 6m3 (212ft3) Power and Thrusters Installed Power 6 generator sets each 2,110 kw Thrusters 3 aft each 1,325 kw and 3 fwd each 2,200 kw Vessel Speed 14 knots Dynamic Positioning (DP) System Kongsberg SPD 21 Kongsberg ADP 311 Back up system Dynpos AUTR (DP2)

The MSV Seawell is a custom designed, dynamically positioned light well intervention and saturation diving vessel. Nearing 25 years of successful service in the North Sea it is unique in both structural design and unrivalled operational experience. Since 1987 the MSV Seawell has been operating throughout the North Sea (Denmark, Norway and the UKCS), providing bespoke subsea solutions and in doing so, pioneering the term subsea light well intervention (LWI). The MSV Seawell s unique design and multi-service capability has significantly reduced intervention time and provides a cost effective method of maintaining subsea well stock, through well maintenance and production enhancement solutions. The vessel s track record is second to none, having intervened in more than 650 wells, decommissioning over 150 live and suspended wells including 15 subsea fields. The MSV Seawell is custom designed to dynamically positioned class 2 (DP2) specification. It features a purpose built derrick over a 7m x 5m moonpool and has a travelling block rated to 80Te capacity in passive mode. The vessel s derrick is equipped with guide line tensioners, a subsea wireline lubricator winch, active and passive compensation and associated equipment. The MSV Seawell s twin cranes provide a combined load lifting capacity of 130Te. An inbuilt well stimulation plant provides ample storage for chemical treatment (pumping) capabilities. The vessel is capable of flowing wells back to the surface for well cleanup operations and can also be adapted to perform well stimulation and pipeline remedial services. The vessel s twin bell saturation diving system is rated to 300m and has capacity for up to an 18-man dive team. The diving spread, combined with the vessels work/observation class ROVs, provides for full IRM and light construction services.

Two subsea intervention lubricators (SIL s) 5 1 8 and 7 1 16 deployed from the MSV Seawell enable efficient and cost effective riserless intervention or abandonment solutions for subsea wells. Well Ops has unrivalled experience in the development of subsea intervention systems and these are designed with both ease of handling and operational effectiveness in mind. The 5 1 8 and 7 1 16 SIL systems are conduit for interfacing with conventional and horizontal subsea trees and act as a means for both well access and well control purposes. The SIL s fully hydraulic control system has been developed and refined over 20 years and provides a high level of redundancy and unparalleled operational reliability.

Specifications Maximum bore diameter Maximum working pressure Surface equipment Subsea system 5 1/8 production 10,000psi Hydraulic Power Unit (HPU) Hydraulic Control Panel (HCP) Flushing Skid Main Umbilical Choke Manifold Riser Assembly Lower Base Section (LBS) 5 1 8 Subsea Intervention Lubricator (SIL) 5 1/8 10ksi WP QMU Connector Hydraulic DHSV delay system Kill Line capability Redundancy systems Subsea accumulation ROV panels for additional XT and miscellaneous controls ROV override on primary well barriers ROV override for Mandrel release Non orientating Latch / Mandrel system Stab plate for riser hoses w/ access platforms Diverless Weight 22Te + TRT Specifications Maximum bore diameter 7 1/16 production Maximum working pressure 10,000psi Surface equipment Hydraulic Power Unit (HPU) Hydraulic Control Panel (HCP) Flushing Skid Main Umbilical Choke Manifold Subsea System Upper riser assembly Lower riser assembly 7 1/16 10ksi WP Hydraulic DHSV delay system Kill Line capability Redundancy Systems 22m toolstring capacity Accumulation Well barriers umbilical lines ROV panels for additional XT and miscellaneous controls ROV override on primary well barriers ROV override for Mandrel release Latch / Mandrel system Stab plate for riser hoses w/ access platforms 550 m (1,804 ft) capability (due to length of umbilical) Dual deployment system Wire cutting ball valve in upper section (riser) Diverless Weight 37Te (without 18 3/4 connector) Hydraulic flying lead to client tree 7 1 16 Subsea Intervention Lubricator (SIL)

Well Ops UK Helix House, Kirkton Drive Pitmedden Road Industrial Estate, Dyce Aberdeen, AB21 OBG United Kingdom T: +44 (0)1224 351800 F: +44 (0)1224 351801 wellopsenquiries@helixesg.com www.helixesg.com Reg. No. 10049017 JQS ID: 27519 ID: 712106