May 2, 1994 · The Auger Project, in a record breaking 2860 ft of water, represents a $1.28 investment and includes Shell's first Tension Leg Platform (TLP). It is only the fourth TLP built …

Apr 30, 1995 · Shell Offshore's Auger Field currently holds the record for deepest water depth oil and gas production in the Gulf of Mexico and deepest water depth production from a tension …

Installed in 2,860 feet (871.7 m) of water, the Auger TLP reportedly set a world water-depth record for a drilling and production platform, and surpassed the existing Gulf of Mexico...

Aug 9, 2021 · With the recorded Auger global motions and tendon tensions from the on-board measurement system, the performance of the Auger TLP in extreme storms is becoming fully …

Apr 1, 1995 · Auger, discovered in 1987, is Garden Banks 426 in 2,860 ft of water. This discovery kicked off a project of mammoth proportions for Shell and the industry. Shell designed and …

Dec 31, 1996 · The lateral mooring system (LMS) was critical to the successful mating of the hull and deck and installation of the tendons. The LMS is currently used to position the TLP over …

May 2, 1994 · The Auger Tension Leg Platform (TLP) is held on location with twelve steel tubular tendons mechanically latched in groups of three each to four individual foundation templates …

May 2, 1994 · The topsides facilities for the Garden Banks 426A, "Auger" Tension Leg Platform (TLP) include full production and drilling rig facilities plus shared facilities such as …

Mature Brownfield drilling at Shell's Auger Tension Leg Platform (TLP) in the Gulf of Mexico requires to deliver the well at a top performance to optimize Economic Field Life via (1) …

Sep 11, 2014 · In 1994, ‘Auger’ became Royal Dutch Shell’s first tension-leg platform operating in the deep-water of the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. When production from its fields started to slow, the …