Onshore Oil & Gas Facility

DATE

07 July 2026 - 21 July 2026

LOCATION

Jakarta, Indonesia

Event Overview

What comes in Onshore Facilities?

An onshore structure is a permanent building or installation built on solid ground. In industries like oil and gas, it refers to land-based facilities like refineries, drilling rigs, and storage tanks. Onshore structures differ from offshore ones (which are built in the ocean) by avoiding challenges like ocean waves and saltwater corrosion.

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Offshore Structure Analysis

What is offshore structure? Offshore structures are man-made facilities engineered to operate in harsh marine environments. Primarily used for oil/gas extraction and renewable energy (e.g., wind turbines), their design must safely withstand severe ocean forces, extreme weather, and deep-water hydrostatic pressures. 1. Bottom-Supported StructuresThese structures are anchored directly to the seabed and are typically used in shallower waters: Fixed Platforms: Secured by steel-reinforced concrete or pile legs driven into the ocean floor. Common in depths up to 1,500 feet.Compliant Towers: Narrow, flexible towers supported by a piled foundation that can yield to water movements in depths ranging from 1,500 to 3,500 feet. Gravity-Based Structures (GBS): Massive concrete platforms that rely on their own weight resting on the seabed for stability.

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