BP CLAIR RIDGE PROJECT
Project Desciption
The Clair field was discovered in 1977, but challenging reservoir characteristics and the technological limits of the time meant it was 2001 before BP and partners approved a development plan for a first phase of development.
Phase One was brought on stream in 2005, targeting approximately 300 million barrels of recoverable reserves. It was the first fixed offshore facility to be installed in the West of Shetland area.
To the north of Phase One is Clair Ridge, where BP is targeting 640 million barrels of recoverable resources. The multi-billion-pound investment involves two new bridge-linked platforms, construction of which was completed in 2016.
Project Starting Date
2014
Project End
2015
Category
Project Solution
Customer Expectation
Due to the increase in produced water injection a requirement was required for a high-pressure flow system to increase oil production. The project required flowmeters to meet BP specifications and be capable of the high design pressure.
With this project Hamall were able to supply specially designed high-pressure flowmeters that would meet the design conditions of the process and give the high accuracy measurement required. This solution has helped control the high-pressure systems to benefit oil production on the platform.
Scope of Supply
Magnetic Flow Meters, Coriolis Flow Meter, Ultrasonic Flow Meters.
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