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Jumpers
In subsea oil/gas production systems, a subsea jumper, is a short pipe connector that is used to transport productionfluid between two subsea components, for example, a tree and a manifold,

a manifold and another manifold, or a manifold and an export sled. It may also connect other subsea structures such as PLEM/PLETs and riser bases. In addition to being used to transport production fluid, a jumper can also be used to inject water into a well. The offset distance between the components (such as trees, flowlines, and manifolds) dictates the jumper length and characteristics. Flexible jumper systems provide versatility, unlike rigid jumper systems, which limit space and handling capability.