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A '''spoolbase''' is a shore-based facility used to facilitate pipelaying for offshore [[oil industry|oil and gas production]]. The facility allows the welding of single joints of pipe, predominantly steel pipe of 4" to 18" diameter, into predetermined lengths for spooling onto a [[pipe-laying ship|pipe-laying vessel]].
A '''spoolbase''' is a shore-based facility used to facilitate continuous pipe laying for offshore [[oil industry|oil and gas production]].<ref>[''The Metallurgist and materials technologist'', Institution of Metallurgists (Great Britain), Vol 12, p.491</ref> The facility allows the welding of single joints of pipe, predominantly steel pipe of 4" to 18" diameter, into predetermined lengths for spooling onto a [[pipe-laying ship|pipe-laying vessel]].


Shore based spoolbases serve the oil and gas sector from locations in the USA, UK, Norway, Brazil, and Angola, and portable spoolbases may be set up in any location to suit local requirements.
Shore based spoolbases serve the oil and gas sector from locations in the USA, UK, Norway, Brazil, and Angola, and portable spoolbases may be set up in any location to suit local requirements.


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A spoolbase is a shore-based facility used to facilitate continuous pipe laying for offshore oil and gas production.[1] The facility allows the welding of single joints of pipe, predominantly steel pipe of 4" to 18" diameter, into predetermined lengths for spooling onto a pipe-laying vessel.

Shore based spoolbases serve the oil and gas sector from locations in the USA, UK, Norway, Brazil, and Angola, and portable spoolbases may be set up in any location to suit local requirements.

References

  1. ^ [The Metallurgist and materials technologist, Institution of Metallurgists (Great Britain), Vol 12, p.491