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High Boost Multiphase Pump Technology –<br />

A Step Change in Deepwater Enhanced Recovery<br />

Kuala Lumpur, 12. June 2009<br />

<strong>Mads</strong> <strong>Hjelmeland</strong><br />

Area Sales Manager<br />

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Presentation Outline<br />

• Introduction and System Overview<br />

• Multiphase Boosting – AS State of fThe Art Update<br />

• High Boost Multiphase Pump<br />

• Test Results<br />

• Flexible Design for Changing Conditions<br />

• Reference Cases in Asia Pacific<br />

• Summary<br />

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Pumps & <strong>Subsea</strong> Systems<br />

<strong>Framo</strong> <strong>Engineering</strong> offer a unique and versatile range of Pumps<br />

for onshore, ,platform and subsea applications.<br />

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Multiphase Metering Systems<br />

<strong>Framo</strong> <strong>Engineering</strong> offer a unique and metrological very robust<br />

Metering System for Multiphase and Wet Gas Measurement.<br />

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Swivels & Marine Systems<br />

<strong>Framo</strong> <strong>Engineering</strong> offer a range of Swivel Stacks and<br />

Fluid Transfer Systems for the oil and gas fleet<br />

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<strong>Subsea</strong> Pump System<br />

Development & Experience<br />

ELSMUBS<br />

8M<br />

DRAUGEN<br />

270 M LUFENG TROLL<br />

360M 350M<br />

TOPACIO<br />

550 M<br />

CEIBA<br />

900M<br />

FUTURE<br />

1500M<br />

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Total System Supplier<br />

Power Control<br />

Modules<br />

Swivel<br />

Systems<br />

Running Tools<br />

Pump<br />

Modules<br />

Umbilicals<br />

Umbilical<br />

Termination<br />

Head<br />

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Typical Scope Of Supply<br />

Dual Pump Module<br />

Topside Pump Power<br />

& Control Module<br />

Umbilical<br />

System<br />

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Confidence Through Experience<br />

25 booster pump Systems<br />

delivered<br />

52 pump/motor units<br />

400 kW – 2.4 MW motor power<br />

Water depths 100 - 1800 m<br />

Tie-backs – 10 Km<br />

More than 850.000 operating hours<br />

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<strong>Subsea</strong> Boosting – Total Flexibility<br />

250<br />

SPP<br />

Differentia al Pressure [b bar]<br />

200<br />

150<br />

100<br />

HYBRID<br />

HIGH BOOST<br />

50<br />

MPP<br />

WGC<br />

0<br />

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100<br />

GVF [%]<br />

Rev.01<br />

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Field Application Examples<br />

‣ Tie-in of wells with low production pressure<br />

‣ Extended d reach of satellite tie-backs<br />

‣ Replace local gas/oil separation plants<br />

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Variation Of Field Operating Conditions<br />

FWHP will generally reduce with time due to :<br />

• Increased water cut<br />

• GOR changing<br />

• Reduced reservoir pressure<br />

WC<br />

PRESSURE<br />

FWHP<br />

WC<br />

FLOW FROM WELL<br />

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Multiphase Pumps – State of The Art<br />

• Capacity: 130 - 2000 Am3/h<br />

• Max Diff. pressure: 60 bar<br />

• GVF: up to 95 % (0-100% mech.)<br />

• Pressure rating : 5000 psi<br />

• Shaft power rating : 300 - 2600 kW<br />

– Motor being qualified to<br />

4000kW<br />

• Helico-axial pump design<br />

• Oil submerged electric motor<br />

• Integrated flow homogenizer<br />

• Static seals to the environment<br />

• Light intervention ti vessel<br />

• Weight: 7-20 metric tonnes<br />

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<strong>Subsea</strong> Booster Pumps<br />

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<strong>Framo</strong> <strong>Subsea</strong> Booster Pumps<br />

Multiphase high boost pump<br />

FEATURES:<br />

DUTY • Medium to High range GVF<br />

applications for unprocessed well<br />

boosting<br />

• Low GVF applications, e.g. G/L<br />

Separation cases<br />

TYPE • Proven helico-axial multiphase pump<br />

• Thrust balance design<br />

• Sand tolerant design<br />

DATA • Efficient up to 60% GVF<br />

• Up to 50,000 bbl/d capacity<br />

• Up to 150 bar differential pressure<br />

• Up to 2,600 kW shaft power rating<br />

STATUS • Qualified for operation with GVF 0-<br />

100%<br />

• Differential pressure up to 200 bar<br />

with GVF 0- 60% and 100 to 130 bar<br />

with GVF 60–80%.<br />

• Ready for field application<br />

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High Boost – Further Testing<br />

1. Wear Test<br />

determine effect of increased clearance in Balance Piston:<br />

a. hydraulic loss due to backflow from outlet to inlet<br />

b. rotor dynamic behavior of pump shaft<br />

c. effects of wear of swirl breaks<br />

2. High Viscosity Test:<br />

a. establish hydraulic and mechanical performance at<br />

high viscosities (250 cP/ 0- 80% GVF)<br />

b. verify start- t up of pump at very high h viscosities<br />

iti<br />

(4000 cP)<br />

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Same Mechanical Design – Same <strong>Subsea</strong> Interface<br />

Different Hydraulics<br />

Standardised Interfaces<br />

Centrifugal<br />

Pump<br />

Hybrid<br />

Pump<br />

Multiphase<br />

Pump<br />

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High Pressure Pump Design<br />

MAIN FEATURES<br />

‣ Higher Pressure (15000 psi)<br />

‣ Increased power (4 MW)<br />

‣ Deeper Water (3000 m)<br />

‣ Higher Diff. Press. (200 bar<br />

in Multiphase)<br />

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Pumping System Installation – Deep Water<br />

– Guide line less installation<br />

– ROV actuated lock and release between<br />

RT and module<br />

– Override functions<br />

– Barrier fluid compensator system with<br />

accumulators for pump barrier system<br />

pressure control, flushing and sampling<br />

during intervention (with related ROV<br />

valves)<br />

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Total System – Mutineer & Exeter<br />

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Mutineer & Exeter – FSS Installation<br />

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Vincent – FDS Installation<br />

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SUMMARY<br />

• High boost subsea pumps are qualified and<br />

available (200 bar dP)<br />

• Enables extended reach of remote fields<br />

• Handles heavy and viscous multiphase flow<br />

• Applicable for Greenfields as well as Retrofit to<br />

Brownfields<br />

• Can be maintained by ROV and Light<br />

Intervention Vessel<br />

• Enables Increased Recovery of<br />

Hydrocarbons<br />

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Thanks For Listening!<br />

mh@framoeng.asia<br />

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