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• Main Author: SADIRA (NIM : 15110062), BENYAMIN
• Format: Final Project
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/21420
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Subsea pipeline is one of the effectively and efficiently oil and gas transportation methods. However, in the installation of subsea pipelines, there are several <br /> <br /> challenges such as very dynamic sea conditions and other variables. Identification of the variables are needed for determining the location and route design of the subsea <br /> <br /> pipeline. <br /> <br /> This research was conducted to provide information of the variables that affect the design for location and route of subsea pipelines. This research was conducted based on literature review and study of previous studies related to subsea pipeline. <br /> <br /> There are many variables that may affect the subsea pipeline installation design. These variables are classified into natural and human variables. Natural variables are the variables that occur due to the nature conditions around the pipe such as chemical and physical aspects. Human variables are the variables that occur due to the human activities such as economic, legal, social, and political aspects. Natural and human variables will be analyzed so that the implications can be obtained from each <br /> <br /> variables. The implications are classified into installation implications (which occur during planning until installation) and operational implications (which occur during the operation of pipeline). One example from natural variables is earthquake that have an influence on the durability and stability of pipeline. One example from <br /> <br /> human variables is local regulation that have an influence on the installation of pipeline.