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<strong>Don</strong> <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Decommissioning</strong> <strong>Programme</strong>DON-<strong>BP</strong>-0013.2 NLGP CrossingsThe two 8in pipelines and the two umbilicals that run between Thistle and the <strong>Don</strong>manifold, cross the 20in NLGP pipeline approximately 15km from Thistle. Table 5.4 liststhe stabilisation inventory at this location.ItemPipelines and umbilicalscrossing stabilisationMaterialWeightin Air (tonnes)Flexiweight mattresses 65.0Grout formwork 459.0Grout bags 1368.0Rock dump 2051.0Stabilisation Total Weight 3943.0Table 5.4 NLGP Crossings Stabilisation Material Inventory3.3 JumpersThe material inventories for the flowline and umbilical jumpers connected to the <strong>Don</strong>manifold are listed in Table 5.5.ItemFlowline JumpersWeightMaterialin Air (tonnes)Steel 2.73Composite 9.88Chemical and control jumpers Composite 3.87StabilisationEquipment Total Weight 16.48Flexiweight mattresses 42.3Grout bags 4.2Tarpaulin 0.2Stabilisation Total Weight 46.7Table 5.5 Flowline and Umbilical Jumpers Material InventoryNotes: (1)PN01 was originally connected to the <strong>Don</strong> manifold using a 4in rigidflowline jumper, which was replaced by a 4in flexible flowline jumper in1991. Vertical sections of the rigid flowline were recovered and thehorizontal section covered by a flexiweight mattress. The remaininghorizontal section, flexible and rigid tie-in pipes, and flexiweightmattresses will be removed.The replacement flexible flowline is connected to a short rigid spoolpieceat the wellhead.Inventory of MaterialsMay 2011 5-3

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