GSO ISO 13354:2023

Gulf Standard   Current Edition
· Approved on 10 September 2023 ·

Petroleum and natural gas industries — Drilling and production equipment — Shallow gas diverter equipment

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GSO ISO 13354:2023 Scope

ISO 13354:2014 specifies requirements for the selection of the diverter equipment for rigs used to drill shallow-gas-bearing formations. It covers both onshore and offshore drilling operations, and considers also the auxiliary equipment associated with floating rigs.

The specified requirements concern the following diverter equipment:

annular sealing devices;

vent outlets;

diverter valves;

diverter piping.

ISO 13554:2014 highlights the concerns associated with the selection of a marine floating drilling support. It covers safety issues concerning key rig equipment, and important steps of action required prior to starting the drilling operations.

It provides only general guidelines regarding the response to be given to a shallow-gas flow.

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