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— INSUBSEA® Power and Automation Expanding capacity, extending lifespan and reducing cost for oil and gas fields — ABB Energy Industries abb.com/oilandgas © Copyright 2020 ABB. All rights reserved. Specifications subject to change without notice. 9AKK107045A3106 2 INSUBSEA® POWER AND AUTOMATION 3 — — We are making a world of Table of contents difference by enabling safe, smart and sustainable operations through innovative & integrated solutions that digitalize, automate 04 Challenges facing the offshore & electrify the industry. ABB has sector been a leading innovator in 05 Pre-studies to front-end engineering and design developing the next generation of 06 Subsea power subsea technologies for our energy 07 Long step-out system customers. 08 Direct electrical heating 09 Subsea power distribution system 10 Subsea automation 11 Going the distance 12-13 Global references 4 INSUBSEA® POWER AND AUTOMATION 5 — — Challenges facing the offshore sector Pre-studies to front-end engineering and design “Subsea to market” is a future vision whereby the — — ABB’s specialists have a thorough understanding entire processing plant – production, separation Benefits Challenge of the power requirements for subsea and storage – is relocated to the sea bed, from applications such as boosting and separation, which oil and gas is piped directly to onshore • Minimizes capital and operating expenditures Today’s projects need to be completed on- and add high-value expertise to both system and tanks. through lower project investment and schedule, on budget and without any risks to application engineering. Analyzing the system maintenance personnel or future production. usage under both steady state and dynamic Fully powered and automated subsea oil and gas • Improves recovery rates conditions reduces any risks associated with production facilities, moves platform workers to • Extends life of aging assets — equipment dimensioning. shore-based control rooms, taking away physical • Significantly improves operational safety Solution risk, reducing operational and energy costs, • Opens new opportunities to explore longer, With electrical system design studies from ABB, cutting marine pollution and simplifying deeper and colder fields With over 30 years’ experience in subsea projects, offshore operators can be assured that the total decommissioning. • Enables production from remote and smaller ABB has assembled a team of engineering subsea electrical system, power network and all fields experts capable of performing a range of components are properly engineered and ABB has more than 50 years of experience in the • Digital technology that integrates power and consultation services including preliminary dimensioned for optimal short- and long-term oil and gas industry and has become an automation to provide reliable performance project studies through to front-end engineering performance. innovative leader in subsea power and and predict problems before they happen and design (FEED). automation. ABB’s ability to adopt the best approach to a While each customer challenge is bespoke, the given problem rests on its unrivalled experience ABB team is able to draw on its wealth of know- of what works in the oil and gas industry. Armed how to provide a preliminary assessment of the with this knowledge ABB offers a wide range of task. ABB offers a pre-study model that ensures services in the fields of electrical generation and its customers’ production activities are feasible distribution, automation and optimization, and and profitable in locations that are increasingly full range of telecoms and information systems. further from shore and in ever deeper and colder water. — Benefits Once the feasibility work is completed, the FEED study sets out everything that must be • ABB can take the lead in the initial planning of accomplished in the execution phase. This is a the work, or can advise consultants and complete to-do list, including technical contractors. requirements, applicable standards, project • ABB can help to establish the design criteria, guidelines, analysis and drawings. and because it knows the capability of its factories, the company can make sure that everything that is designed can be fulfilled within the time stated. — — Direct electrical heating Direct electrical heating — — — — CASE STUDY 3 - GULFAKS CASE STUDY 4CASE - NAKIK STUDA Y 3 - GULFAKS CASE STUDY 4 - NAKIKA Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed Lorem ipsum dolorLorem sit ipsum amet, dolor consec sittetuer amet, adipiscing consectetuer elit, adipiscing sed elit, sed Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore diam nonummdiamy nibh nonumm euismody tinciduntnibh euismod ut laor tincidunteet dolor ute laoreet dolore diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat. 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This resources and increase profitability and reliability reaching them brings high cost and risk, low Benefits topside arrangement is potentially a risk to the of operations through process controls that efficiency and poor reliability. people who staff it, and it requires a great deal of communicate with, and automate, the equipment • Improved cost efficiency infrastructure, from the steel or concrete operating on the seabed. — • Increased production and flow assurance platforms itself to the pipelines and cables for Solution • Minimized risk and environmental impact power transmission and distribution. Multiple • Extended capacity and lifespan of oil and systems need to be integrated and then operated ABB’s INSUBSEA® long step-out system includes gas fields at the bottom of the sea. At the end of its life, all drives for seabed compressors and pumps that this must be taken away for disposal on shore. can sit up to 150 km away from topside Åsgard – new world record from ABB infrastructure. The system is based on ABB’s Åsgard is on the Haltenbanken of Norway in water — standard frequency converters and specially depths of 240-310 m. Gas and condensate from Solution designed transformers, adapted to meet the the Midgard and Mikkel reservoirs are stringent requirements of topside or subsea transported through long distance flow lines to ABB is a leading supplier of electrification installation. the Åsgard B platform. ABB provides the power to solutions to the oil and gas industry and offers a the world‘s first subsea gas compression system. range of specialized electric power systems, The systems, which are customized, provide a The system will be able to send 15 MVA at 189 Hz drives and services for critical, further and deeper low-cost solution to brownfield extensions and a over 43 km. That sets a new world record for water production equipment. The equipment cost-effective solution to greenfield distance, voltage and frequency between a drive must operate at immense pressures in a highly developments. Long step-out systems apply to: on a floating production facility and seabed corrosive environment with little or no • Re-use and upgrade of existing infrastructure compressor. maintenance. • Tie-in of remote pockets of resources
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