ABB Offshore Solution (Compatibility Mode)
ABB Offshore Solution (Compatibility Mode)
ABB Offshore Solution (Compatibility Mode)
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ABB Oil & Gas Organisation Profile
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What ABB can offer for your Offshore
& Onshore requirements
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Contents
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Offshore Platforms / FPSO / FSO
ABB Offering (1)
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Scope of Supply
Scope varies based on customization
Package Type Discipline
Medium Voltage 33kV Switchgear & 11kV RMU
E
Switchgear & MCC 66kV
Low Voltage Switchgear &
400V E
MCC
Bus Ducts 11kV, 6.6kV, 400V E
Transformers &
Distribution/Power/Oil/Dry E
NERs
UPS & Batteries AC & DC E
Motors & Drives MV, LV E, (C)
Electrical Control System Power Management System(PMS)
E, C
(ECS) Power Distribution Control System(PDCS)
Process Control & Shutdown
Process Control System
Advance Applications C
(PCS)
Simulator
Emergency Shutdown (ESD)
Safety Instrumented System
High Integrity Safety System C,1
(SIS)
Fire & Gas System (FGS)
Instrumentation Process, Analyttics, Metering I
Telecommunication T
Power System Studies
Services Installation, Commissioning, E,C,I,T
Operation, Maintenance
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FPSO/FSO/Platforms
Integrated Power & ICSS System
VARIABLE SPEED
TRUSTER DRIVES
FIELDBUS
NETWORK VARIABLE SPEED
GAS COMPRESSORS CONTROL ROOM
LOCAL CONTROL I / O
INJECTION / EXPORT OPERATION STATIONS
VARIABLE SPEED - PROCESS
COMPRESSOR DRIVES - SAFETY
- VESSEL MANAGEMENT
VARIABLE SPEED - POWER MANAGEMENT
PUMP DRIVES - THRUSTER CONTROL
- MOORING MONITORING
CONTROL
NETWORK
THRUSTER /
PROPULSION
ELECTRIC
FIELDBUS I / O DISTRIBUTION
CONTROL SYSTEMS
- PROCESS CONTROL
- VESSEL AUTOMATION
- POWER MANAGEMENT
TRANSFORMERS
HIGH VOLTAGE
ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION
LOW VOLTAGE POWER GENERATION
ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION
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Offshore Platforms / FPSO
Integrated Electrical System
Generator Generator
Is-limiter
HV
Indoor AIS
Distribution Indoor GIS
Transformers
LV
LV
Switchboards HV Drives
LV Distribution
Transformers •Compressors
LV Drives
•ESP
400/230V •Water injection
•Etc
LV Motors
Industrial Ex
LV Distribution
Battery UPS
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Offshore Platforms / FPSO
Typical Telecom System
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EPC services:
E-house module
Local Equipment Room
Central Control Room
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FPSO
E-House / LER
EPC services:
E-house module
Local Equipment Room
Central Control Room
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GAS PETROCHEMICAL
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Contents
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Value for E-
E-House solutions?
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What is CER or E-
E-House?
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An MAV/MEV Project Organisation
ProjectManager
Project Manager ProjectSponsor
Project Sponsor
Quality Assurance
Quality Assurance
Expeditor
Expeditor HSE
HSE
Doc. Control
Doc. Control
LeadEngineer
Lead Engineer
ElectricalLead
Electrical Lead E-HouseLead
E-House Lead SystemsLead
Systems Lead SiteSupervisor
Site Supervisor
PowerGenerators
Power Generators Structure&&Architecture
Structure Architecture DCS
DCS
MVControl
MV ControlGear
Gear F&GSuppression
F&G Suppression F&GSystem
F&G System
LVControl
LV ControlGear
Gear HVAC
HVAC Telecoms
Telecoms
UPS
UPS E&I
E&I Instrumentation
Instrumentation
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Why CER / E-
E-House?
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Salient of E-
E-House
Why doesn’t Every Equipment vendor do it?
Most focused on selling product not solutions. (Take an
order; Not responsibility)
Most don’t have the product range to package.
Most lack the multiple technical disciplines needed e.g.
Structural, Mechanical, Electrical.
Most lack true project management expertise.
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Project Cost Control
Significantly Diminished potential for
scope overlap or conflict
Knowledge of Local standards &
conformances
Significantly reduced potential for
rework
Provision of skilled project managers
Providing a single point contact
Fewer packages to integrate &
coordinate
Identification, Collection &
dissemination of critical equipment
design data is ABB’s responsibility.
Reduces Scope conflict
Variation potential
Extensions of time
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Reliability & Maintenance Access to trained ABB service
technicians 24 hours per day 365
days per year
Trained, skilled professional team will
deliver service for all ABB products
Spares availability.
Warranty will deliver
Quick resolution to any warrantee
issues
Gap-free, single responsibility
coverage between different
equipment (can not blame other
equipment)
Easy coordinated administration
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ABB Scope
Modular Concept versus Conventional Concept
Case Study Modular Design Approach Integrated Design
Coordination Single Vendor Multiple Vendor
Product Knowledge Good Product Knowledge and integration Good product knowledge for its own
experience discipline, problems arises from interfacing
System Knowledge Good System Knowledge and integration Good system knowledge for its own
experience discipline, problem arises from interfacing
to other systems
Engineering Capability Multiplie Discipline within one vendor Multiple Discipline from different vendor
Project Management Single Point Contact for complete offering Many Product Managers for individual
product
Project Cost Significant reduction, less variation order May incurred cost over run if not properly
managed by experienced engineer for
various disciplines
Warranty Warranty from single vendor Warranty from multiple vendors and
dispute on problem may arise
Delivery Easier to expedite delivery and manageable May cause other vendor to delay due to
predecessor delayed
HSE / OHS Less risk with single vendor manage the Possibilities of risk due to different working
project within the same location attitude and culture from multiple vendor
Quality Control Easy for traceability and manageable from May cause quality disputes among vendor,
single vendor traceability need longer process from
multiple vendor
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Contents
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Petrobras Cidade de Angra dos Reis MV 22 (Tupi 1)
(Loaded out on 20 Nov 09)
Project background:
BP Angola FPSO
BP Angola – MODEC
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Petrobras Cidade de SaoPaulo MV 23 (Tupi Field)
(Project Ongoing)
Project background:
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E&I Module for VietSovPetro - Vietnam
Fixed Platform : MSP-1
Responsible for design, integration and supply of main
electrical equipment
Implement power synchronisation solution between existing
upstream & downstream systems
Main Equipment :
A-60 fire rated container
LV & MV Switchgear
Transformer
Fire Alarm & CO2 Fire Suppressant
Battery Charger
HVAC
On-time project completion
DNV certification
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Peregrino FPSO & Wellhead
(Delivered in June 2009)
Owner : Maersk
Yard : Keppel Shipyard
Deliveries:
FEED Studies for Electro and Automation
Engineering services marine conversion
Hullside Process and Safety Systems
Topside Process and Safety Systems
Power Management System
Ex Remote I/O cabinets for PCS, PSD, ESD and F&G
3x24MVA Generators
13.8kV Switchgear & 6,6kV Switchgear
440V / 220V Process Switchboard
UPS w/batteries
The FPSO and the two wellhead
platforms will be installed on the Transformers (dry immersed)
Peregrino Field located offshore 85 km
south-east of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. VSD for LV
The recoverable resources are IS Limiters
estimated at between 300 million and
600 million barrels of heavy oil (API Deliveries - Wellhead Platforms
14). There will be 30 horizontal Integrated Process and Safety Systems
production wells and 7 water injection Power Management System
wells. Production will commence in the
first quarter of 2010. 13.8kV Switchgear
4.16kV Switchgear
380V LV
VSD MV
Transformers (oil immersed)
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Knock Allan FPSO Project
Delivered 2008
Owner : Fred Olsen & Co
Yard : Dubai Dry-dock
Deliveries:
E-House
topside Local Equipment Room
Electrical System
6,6kV main Switchgear
440V Process Switchboard
20kVA UPS w/batteries
Soft starters for 5MW compressors
Transformers (dry and oil immersed)
The 145,000 dwt tanker Knock Allen
to be converted at Dubai Dry Dock to
Integrated Process Automation System
a FPSO for operation for CNR
EPC services for Electro and Automation
International (Olowi) Limited offshore
Gabon, Vest Africa. Topside Process Control
Topside Process Shutdown
When completed in October 2008,
Topside Emergency Shutdown
the FPSO will have a production
Vessel Emergency Shutdown
capacity of 35,000 barrels of oil, 85
Power Management System
mmdcf gas per day and a power gen
capacity of 2x27MW. The storage
facilities of the vessel will hold 1.04
million barrels of oil equivalent.
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FPSO Vincent
Delivered 2008
Owner : Woodside
Buyer : Maersk
Deliveries:
Electrical Switchboard
Topside LV distribution boards and motor control
centre
HV Switchgear
New Generators (Interface)
MV Soft starter.
The 380,000 dwt tanker Ellen Maersk to
be converted to a FPSO at Keppel
Shipyard in Singapore in 2007 and Integrated Process Automation system
renamed Vincent. Topside Process Control
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E-House Sub Station
Substations: SUT (Jurong Island)
6.6kV Switchgear
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Major customers
Pulp and
paper
Marine
Utilities
Chemical and
pharma
EPC
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Offshore & FPSO Project References (2)
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