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ABSTRACT
This thesis explores the latest advancements in Blowout Preventer (BOP) technology in the oil industry, covering design improvements, control systems, and safety enhancements. We investigate how BOP design has evolved to withstand extreme conditions, including deepwater and unconventional drilling. Additionally, we analyze the integration of advanced sensors, automation, and real-time monitoring in BOP control systems, enhancing precision and responsiveness. Safety features, such as emergency disconnect systems and shear ram technologies, are also examined. The influence of regulatory changes and industry standards on BOP technology is highlighted, emphasizing the industry's commitment to continuous improvement in safety and environmental responsibility. This research offers a comprehensive overview of recent developments in BOP technology, crucial for well control and ensuring a safer and more efficient oil industry.
