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BP — Investor Presentation (December 2022)
20 slides from BP's investor presentation, December 2022
Slide 1: Ex’straw’dinary Engineering
Ex’straw’dinary Engineering BP Schools Link: Introductory presentation
Slide 2: Today’s objectives
Today’s objectives Explore the work of engineers Think about what would make a good support structure for an oil rig Work as a team to respond to a design brief Reflect on how we worked together BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 2
Slide 3: Engineering everywhere
Engineering everywhere BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 3
Slide 4: Types of engineer
Types of engineer Civil and mechanical BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 4
Slide 5: Types of engineer
Types of engineer Chemical and electrical BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 5
Slide 6: What do engineers do at BP?
What do engineers do at BP? BP isn’t just about getting gasoline to your local garage BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 6
Slide 7: What do engineers do at BP?
What do engineers do at BP? Engineers harness energy in many different ways BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 7
Slide 8: What do engineers do at BP?
What do engineers do at BP? Discovering, extracting and processing oil is an important part of what we do… BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 8
Slide 9: How is engineering used to get oil and gas?
How is engineering used to get oil and gas? Engineering plays a vital role in oil and gas extraction Engineers help build the structures we need to get oil and gas out of the ground before it can be processed To get oil and gas from under the sea bed, engineers build off shore oil platforms BP Schoo
Slide 10: Offshore platforms are supported by ‘jacket structures’
Offshore platforms are supported by ‘jacket structures’ Drilling derrick Helideck Accommodation block Flare boom Processing units Pipelines The jacket structure supports the topside and is fixed to the seabed with piles BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 1
Slide 11: How big is a rig jacket?
How big is a rig jacket? BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 1
Slide 12: Very big!
Very big! Clair rig jacket (North Sea) BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 1
Slide 13: Your challenge (ages 11-14)
Your challenge (ages 11-14) BP needs a jacket structure for a new oil platform Read the bid document Review how you must respond in writing and by making a model BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 1
Slide 14: Your challenge (ages 7-11)
Your challenge (ages 7-11) BP needs a new support structure for an oil platform This needs to be strong and rigid Think about what shapes you could use for your frame: BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 1
Slide 15: Your challenge
Your challenge Each straw and each marshmallow is worth $1 million Don’t eat them! The winner is the structure that can support the required design weight for the minimum cost If you cut a straw or marshmallow you’ll be charged for the whole thing BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 1
Slide 16: Will your design do the job?
Will your design do the job? Your model will be tested for height and the weight it can support BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 1
Slide 17: Working together
Working together Why might BP engineers need to work together? Why is working together important? How can YOU work together today? BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 1
Slide 18: Evaluation
Evaluation What went well? What could you improve? How did you work together? What skills did you use? BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 1
Slide 19: Great example!
Great example! BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 1
Slide 20: And look what else you can do!
And look what else you can do! BP Schools Link – Ex’straw’dinary Engineering 2