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Subsea Production Control System 

CAPABILITY PROFILE

Platform 

Production 

Scenario 

Seabed 

Intervention 

Scenario 

Table of Contents 

Cameron Corporate History . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 

Cameron Controls Recent History . . . . . . . 1 

Cameron Controls Business Activities . . . . 2 

SCM/SAM 

Transportation 

Cage 

MMRT-SEM 

Cameron Control Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 

Cameron Controls Primary 

Contacts & Key Personnel . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 

Customer Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 

Project Reference List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 

Main Controls 

Umbilical 

Subsea Control 

Module (SCM) 

SCM 

Mounting 

Base 

Controls Flying Leads

Subsea Production Control System Capability Profile 

CAMERON CORPORATE HISTORY 

The Cameron 

Division of the 

Cooper Cameron 

Corporation 

encompasses many well-established ‘Oilfield’ 

product brands synonymous with quality oil 

tool products and services. 

Cameron Iron Works was founded 

in 1920 and remained for many 

years the principal family owned 

supplier of drilling, exploration 

and well completion equipment. 

Cameron Iron Works acquired 

McEvoy Willis in 1987, who had 

themselves combined in 1985. 

Cooper Industries purchased 

Cameron Iron Works in 1989, thereby 

amalgamating Cameron with previously 

acquired companies, Demco, WKM and 

Thornhill Craver under the company name 

Cooper Oil Tool. 

Cooper Industries spun off its oil tool, power 

generation and energy service interests under 

the newly formed Cooper Cameron Corporation, 

which was floated on the US 

Stock Exchange in 1995. 

Cooper Cameron Corporation 

acquired Ingram Cactus and 

Tundra in 1996, Wellhead Services 

Inc and Marta-co in 1997 and 

Orbit Valve in 1998. 

In August 1998, Cameron Controls 

Division acquired the Brisco 

Engineering Limited Aftermarket 

business to give a worldwide Aftermarket 

support base in Aberdeen. 

CAMERON CONTROLS RECENT HISTORY 

• Cameron Controls was formed as a separate 

division during the 4th Quarter 1996 to 

give focus on control system capabilities 

within Cooper Cameron. 

• CAMTROL New Generation Production 

Control Development started January 1997. 

• Dock trials performed on prototype system 

including SCM, Jumper Connection System 

and Running Tools in June 1998. 

• Acquisition of Brisco Engineering Customer 

Care facilities within the 3rd Quarter 1998, 

to give Cameron Controls full Aftermarket 

capability. 

• Shell Malampaya Controls contract 

awarded November 1998. 

• Purpose-built engineering and manufacturing 

facility in Celle opened in 

February 1999. 

• Texaco Captain Controls contract awarded 


• Purpose-built engineering and manufacturing 

facility in Houston opened in 

May 1999. 

• Triton Energy Ceiba Early Production 

System Controls contract awarded 

January 2000. 

• Petrobaltic B-3 Controls contract awarded 


• Repsol Chipiron Controls contract awarded 

April 2000. 

• Triton Energy Ceiba Full Field Development 

Phase 1A Controls contract awarded 

June 2000. 

• ExxonMobil EPS contract awarded 

March 2001. 

• Triton Energy Ceiba Full Field Development 

Phase 1B Controls contract awarded 

June 2000. 

• ExxonMobil Kizomba A contract awarded 

July 2001. 

• OMV Patricia-Baleen contract awarded 

September 2001. 

• Triton Energy Okume EPS contract awarded 

October 2001. 

November 2001 1


CAMERON CONTROLS BUSINESS ACTIVITIES 

As the world’s leading supplier of drilling 

and production equipment, Cameron offers 

integrated systems for surface and subsea 

applications. Cameron Controls commits the 

full resources of Cameron to a dedicated 

organisation formed specifically to design, 

manufacture and service control systems 

worldwide. 

Incorporating more than 25 years of controls 

experience, Cameron Controls offers the 

broadest product line in the industry and 

has a world wide network of sales and 

service locations to provide customers with 

integrated systems to meet their drilling 

and production needs. 

Cameron Controls offers an extended 

network of manufacturing, sales and service 

locations to serve the needs of controls 

customers worldwide. Cameron Controls has 

a large staff of mechanical and electrical 

engineers, designers and draughtsman 

dedicated to the latest controls technology. 

Cameron’s worldwide network of customer 

service locations provides an extensive 

inventory of spare parts, field service, and 

customer property management and total 

vendor management (TVM) services. 

Cameron Controls Systems include the 

following product groups that incorporate 

an integral part of the Cameron MOSAIC 

System providing Cameron with the ability 

to offer complete integrated systems: 

Surface Production Control Systems 

This product group includes Land Based 

Christmas Tree Control Systems and Safety 

Shutdown Controls Systems. 

Workover & Intervention 

Control Systems 

This product group includes Direct, Piloted, 

Electro-Hydraulic Multiplexed and Hybrid 

systems. 

Drilling Control Systems 

This product group includes Drilling Choke 

Remote Control Systems, Land and Platform 

Direct Hydraulic BOP Control Systems, Subsea 

Direct Hydraulic BOP Control Systems and 

Subsea Electro-Hydraulic Multiplex BOP 

Control Systems. 

Subsea Production Control Systems 

This product group includes Direct Hydraulic, 

Pilot Hydraulic, Sequenced Hydraulic, Electro- 

Hydraulic and Electro-Hydraulic Multiplexed 

Systems. 

Included within this product group 

is Cameron’s latest development 

the CAMTROL Advanced Electrohydraulic 

Multiplexed Subsea 

Production Control System that 

combines years of experience 

in the design, development 

and employment of subsea 

production systems with the 

industry’s most sophisticated 

control technology. The 

result is an advanced system 

engineered to meet the 

worldwide demand for costeffective 

production control of 

deepwater systems. 

2 November 2001


CAMERON CONTROLS LOCATIONS 

Houston, Texas, 

United States of America 

Total = 32,400 square feet 

Offices = 42,000 square feet 

Cameron Controls (Controls Headquarters) 

6650 Bingle Road 

Houston, Texas 77092 

Tel: +713 683 4600 

Fax: +713 683 4700 

Celle, Germany 

Workshop = 31,871 square feet 


Cameron GmbH 

Lueckenweg 1 

29227 Celle, Germany 

Tel: +49 5141 8060 

Fax: +49 5141 806333 

Aberdeen, Scotland 



Cameron Controls (CAMSERV & Aftermarket) 

Badentoy Park, Badentoy Road 

Portlethen, Aberdeen AB12 4YA 

Scotland 

Tel: +44 1224 785500 

Fax: +44 1224 783355 

Macae, Brazil 



Manufacturing 

CAMSERV Service Center 

Rodovia Amaral Peixoto Km 164, 

5 Imbosassica, 

Macae – RJ 27920-340 

Brazil 

Office 

November 2001 3


CAMERON CONTROLS PRIMARY CONTACTS 

Vice President 

Don Schortgen 

Cameron Controls 


Houston, Texas 77092 USA 

Tel: +713 683 4750 

Fax: +713 683 4306 

E-Mail: schortgend@camerondiv.com 

Product Integrity Director 

Dr. Bob Spears 



Houston,Texas 77092 USA 

Tel: +713 683 4348 

Fax: +713 683 4306 

E-Mail: spearr@camerondiv.com 

Engineering Director 

Dave Morgan 




Tel: +713 683 4309 

Fax: +713 683 4306 

E-Mail: morgand@camerondiv.com 

Marketing & Projects Director 

Al Williams 




Tel: +713 683 4650 

Fax: +713 683 4306 

E-Mail: williamsa@camerondiv.com 

Operations Director 

Britt Schmidt 




Tel: +713 683 4606 

Fax: +713 683 4306 

E-Mail: schmidtb@camerondiv.com 

CAMSERV Director 

Ian Carrol 




Scotland 

Tel: +44 1224 785500 

Fax: +44 1224 783355 

E-Mail: carroli@camerondiv.com 

Finance Director 

Wade Bitter 




Tel: +713 683 4709 

Fax: +713 683 4306 

E-Mail: bitterw@camerondiv.com 

Manufacturing Manager – 

Celle, Germany 

Dierk Neuhaus 

Cameron GmbH 

Lueckenweg 1 


Tel: +49 5141 8060 

Fax: +49 5141 806333 

E-Mail: neuhausd@camerondiv.com 

Manufacturing Manager – 

Houston, Texas, USA 

Scott Johnson 


Houston, TX 77092 USA 

Tel: +713 683 4621 

Fax: +713 683 4363 

Email: johnsonsa@camerondiv.com 

4 November 2001


CAMERON CONTROLS PRIMARY CONTACTS (cont’d) 

MARKETING & PROPOSALS 

Product Manager – 

Production Controls 

John Bodine 




Tel: +713 683 4307 

Fax: +713 683 4700 

E-Mail: bodinej@camerondiv.com 

PROCUREMENT 

Worldwide Procurement Manager 

Todd Hoefler 




Tel: +713 683 4635 

Fax: +713 683 4344 

E-mail: hoeflert@camerondiv.com 

Product Manager – 

Drilling Controls 

Margaret Buckley 




Tel: +713 683 4367 

Fax: +713 683 4700 

E-mail: buckleym@camerondiv.com 

Proposals Manager 

David James 




Tel: +713 683 4607 

Fax: +713 683 4700 

E-mail: jamesd@camerondiv.com 

Worldwide Sales Executive 

Earnie Dunnam 

Cooper Cameron 

P.O. Box 1212 

Houston, TX 77251-1212 

Tel: +713 939 2350 

Fax: +713 569 4710 

Email: dunname@camerondiv.com 

CAMSERV & AFTERMARKET 

Western Hemisphere 

Mike Kneale 




Tel: +713 683 4755 

Fax: +713 683 4748 

E-mail: knealem@camerondiv.com 

Eastern Hemisphere 

Ian Carrol 




Tel: +44 1224 785500 

Fax: +44 1224 783355 

E-Mail: carroli@camerondiv.com 

November 2001 5


Customer Service 

Proper care and efficient 

utilization can reduce the Total 

Cost of Ownership of equipment. Cameron 

has developed a series of reconditioned 

products and services known as CAMSERV, 

which can be customized to meet your 

unique needs using our Through-Life Cost 

(TLC) Management Program. Non-value 

added activities can be eliminated, as well as 

hundreds of unnecessary manhours 

every day. Specifically, there 

are five areas in which we 

can help: Field Services, 

Customer Property 

Reconditioning, Customer 

Property Management, 

Reconditioned Products and 

Replacement Parts. We also offer 

CAMWARE software for use in 

schedule maintenance or workovers and 

tracking equipment. 

Field Services 

CAMSERV field service technicians are on call 

24-hours a day, 7-days a week to handle your 

on-site service needs. These individuals are 

highly skilled in providing installation assistance, 

making field repairs and performing 

routine, scheduled maintenance on your 

equipment. They also provide technical 

support along with these services. 

Installation – 

Cameron personnel 

are present during 

equipment installation 

and provide 

training for your 

operations personnel 

as specified. 

Field Repair – 

Whenever possible, 

CAMSERV 

technicians perform 

troubleshooting diagnostics and make repairs 

on-site, without removing your equipment 

from service. 

Maintenance – Preventative maintenance 

services help minimize wear and damage to 

extend the useful life of your equipment. 

CAMWARE asset management software can 

be used to schedule these services without 

burdening your maintenance or engineering 

staff. 

Technical Support – Experts in quality assurance, 

quality control, product engineering, 

field installation and preventable maintenance 

procedures can be provided on a 

project or contract basis. 

Well Services – CAMSERV 

technicians are available for a 

variety of special jobs, including 

de-completions, re-completions, trim 

changes and installation of safety equipment. 

Cameron Controls specializes in: 

Installation & Commissioning – On-site 

installation & commissioning of E-H MUX 

and Direct Hydraulic Drilling and Production 

Control Systems. 

Offshore Operators – Provision of skilled 

technicians to operate and maintain Drilling, 

Workover and Production Control Systems. 

Flushing – On-site flushing of hydraulic 

systems to nationally recognized standards. 

Both industrial and Zone 1 rated plant 

available. 

Customer Equipment 

Reconditioning 

A growing number of producers and drilling 

contractors trust their equipment to Cameron 

for repairs and re-manufacturing. 

Repair – CAMSERV Service Centers offer a full 

range of equipment repair services—and not 

just for Cameron products. We can bring your 

equipment back to the service level you 

specify, with warranties and installation 

support. CAMSERV repair services include 

disassembly, inspection, re-assembly, testing 

and parts replacement. 

6 November 2001


accountability for lost materials. We also can 

provide inspection for Naturally Occurring 

Radioactive Materials (NORM) and prestorage, 

disassembly and cleaning to properly 

manage hazardous wastes. 

Remanufacture – Equipment remanufacturing 

services are offered for all types and brands 

of oilfield equipment. In addition to disassembly, 

inspection, re-assembly and 

testing services, Cameron provides the full 

complement of machining, welding, heattreating 

and other manufacturing operations 

necessary to return customer equipment to 

useable condition. 


Repair – On-site and in-house repair of 

Drilling, Workover, Wellhead Production 

Control systems and equipment associated 

with instrumentation packages. 

Testing/Calibration – On-site and in-house 

pressure testing/calibration facilities using 

hydraulic, aqueous or gaseous test mediums. 

Flushing – In-house flushing of hydraulic 

systems to nationally recognized standards. 

Both industrial and Zone 1 rated plant 

available. 

Inspection – On-site and in-house inspection 

from component to package level. 

Customer Property 

Management 

Property management services can be 

arranged to augment and complement your 

warehousing capabilities and to help reduce 

your Total Cost of Ownership. 

Storage/Warehousing – Basic storage services 

are offered for your equipment, including 

physical tracking services, inventory reporting 

(including global visibility systems), inventory 

tracking, secured holding areas, and financial 

Utilization – Cameron’s mainframe SAP 

computer system provides secure, worldwide 

access to your inventory records. Buying 

hierarchies specified by each customer are 

followed to ensure that suitable inventory 

items are used before new equipment is 

purchased. 

Brokering – Inventory brokering services can 

be provided to eliminate or reduce obsolete 

or surplus equipment. Cameron’s global 

network of Service Centers helps facilitate 

this process through faster identification of 

resale opportunities. 

Buy-Back – Cameron is constantly seeking 

unrepaired material for our Reconditioned 

Equipment Program. Buy-Back agreements 

can be written on a per lot or per product 

basis. 


Management & Maintenance – Total 

Management of Maintenance Contracts, 

including compilation of examination/ 

maintenance procedures, stock holding of 

emergency and consumable spares, and 

full on-site support services. 

Rental – Rental of Direct Hydraulic 

Intervention/Workover Control systems, 

Flushing Rigs, Fluid Analysis and Pressure 

Test Equipment. 

Procurement Office – Dedicated team with 

vast network for procurement of spare parts. 

Reconditioned 

Equipment 

Reconditioned drilling and production 

equipment meeting API standards is available 

from Cameron in three forms: (1) Direct 

Purchase from CAMSERV Service Centers, 

November 2001 7


(2) Equipment Exchange Programs where 

used equipment is traded-in, and (3) Rental 

Programs with purchase options. 

Cameron offers 

reconditioned 

products to “First 

Class”, “Fit for Function” 

or “Working 

Condition” specifications. 

First Class 

products are fully 

reconditioned to 

original specifications. 

Fit for 

Function products 

are partially reconditioned to satisfy specific 

operating requirements. Working Condition 

products have been repaired or serviced to 

correct specific problems or malfunctions. 

Drilling Products – Fully refurbished blowout 

preventers and choke manifolds can be 

furnished to various quality standards. These 

products may also be obtained under product 

exchange or rental program agreements. 

Wellhead Products – Reconditioned wellheads 

for surface or subsea applications can 

be provided to all quality standards. Product 

exchange or rental programs are available. 

Gate Valves – Drilling and production system 

gate valves for surface or subsea applications 

are reconditioned to applicable performance 

standards and offered for sale, rental or 

exchange. 

Replacement Parts 

CAMSERV facilities stock replacement parts 

for many Cameron products for immediate 

delivery. Less frequently needed items or 

parts for older equipment can be quickly 

located through our Global Product Search 

Engine (GPSE). Customers with special needs 

can structure consignment agreements where 

critical parts availability is assured, but no 

billing occurs until the parts are shipped. 

Local Distribution – Cameron Service Centers 

stock replacement parts based on the anticipated 

needs of 

local customers. 

As your needs 

change, so does 

our inventory. We 

strive to have the 

replacement parts 

you need in stock 

when you call. 

When you order 

something that’s 

not in stock, we 

have GPSE. 

Global Product Search Engine – GPSE is a 

Windows-based method of quickly finding 

parts from any of Cameron’s Service Centers. 

The system locates the closest available 

requested part and/or recommends 

acceptable alternatives when applicable. 

Internet Commerce – A secure, restrictedaccess 

“Transact” section of our web-site 

has been set-up to offer electronic ordering 

(drilling replacement parts are available 

now, and other product parts will be in the 

future). If you’re interested in ordering parts 

via the Internet, obtain an access code from 

your CAMSERV sales representative. 

Through-Life Cost 

Through-Life Cost (TLC) Management is a 

comprehensive program to reduce the Total 

Cost of Ownership of equipment. TLC starts 

at the equipment acquisition stage and 

covers equipment ownership, usage, maintenance 

and finally, disposal. It is truly a 

“cradle to grave” perspective. 

Throughout the 75-year history of Cameron, 

we’ve seen some customers squeeze every 

last ounce of service from our equipment 

while others give up on it far too soon. We 

will work with our customers to make sure 

our equipment is fully utilized. Cameron 

experts will sit down with the customer’s 

experts to map out your product and service 

needs. Goals and metrics will be determined. 

Decision trees will be developed and responsibilities 

assigned. 

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Cameron develops TLC programs for as little 

as an annual maintenance agreement or for 

as much as a global alliance covering all 

product and service needs worldwide. These 

programs can include maintenance, training, 

inventory management, product reconditioning, 

purchasing and disposal responsibilities. 

One of the tools we use is our proprietary 

CAMWARE software. It is designed to track, 

manage and report on customer 

equipment from acquisition 

to disposal. CAMWARE is 

available in mainframe and 

stand-alone PC versions for 

virtually any aftermarket 

service situation. 

It provides a full history of all 

serialized equipment, including maintenance 

and performance factors. At any time, no 

matter the equipment location, you can 

check equipment specs, next-scheduled 

service, even the status of service jobs 

completed from your computer. 

Cameron field service teams use CAMWARE 

to schedule workovers and product maintenance. 

Because maintenance schedules can 

be pre-determined, crews and materials can 

be efficiently arranged and duplicated effort 

eliminated. 

It is also possible to document well conditions 

throughout the life of each well. CAMWARE 

can be used to monitor equipment performance, 

such as flow rates, flowing pressures 

and temperatures, dry barrels, water barrels 

and sand size statistics. 

The ease of reporting makes CAMWARE 

very attractive. Equipment can be listed by 

location. Wells can be reported by profit 

center. Maintenance jobs can be scheduled 

and tracked by profit each month. 

CAMWARE also features an inventory control 

module for controlling non-serialized inventory. 

Reports can be generated to show 

inventory by product category and summaries 

of products ordered. Certificate numbers and 

document references, including part numbers 

and serial numbers, are recorded in your 

CAMWARE data. The system even references 

a storage location for original documents. 


Through-Life Cost (TLC) 

In markets, such as the North Sea, where 

there is a large investment in the equipment 

and facilities to drill for and produce oil and 

gas, there is also a tremendous need for long 

term maintenance required to protect these 

investments. 

TLC is a performance-based, 

long-term contract in which 

Cameron becomes fully 

responsible for all aspects of 

equipment service, repair and 

maintenance. The goal is to 

reduce the total life cycle cost 

of equipment. TLC also reduces 

operational costs as Cameron and the 

operator work in conjunction to co-ordinate 

scheduling, manpower requirements, 

maintenance, inspection and other activities. 

With several TLC contracts already in place, 

Cameron leads the industry in the implementation 

and operation of successful 

TLC programs. 

Four key factors position Cameron to be 

successful with TLC: 

• Cameron is the leading supplier of surface 

wellheads, trees and subsea production 

systems in the North Sea area, 

• Worldwide, well established Aftermarket 

and repair facilities, 

• Large and experienced service support 

staff group, 

• Proprietary Software may be used 

exclusively in TLC applications. 

All in all, this combines to produce: 

• Relationships of trust, 

• Reduction in the total cost of ownership, 

• A win-win arrangement. 

November 2001 9


PROJECT REFERENCE LIST 

Client Field Development Client Field Development 

SUBSEA PRODUCTION CONTROL SYSTEMS 

Electro-Hydraulic Multiplexed 

Shell . . . . . . . . . . . . . Malampaya 

ExxonMobil . . . . . Early Production System 

Texaco . . . . . . . . . . . Captain B 

Triton Energy . . . Ceiba Phase 1B 

Triton Energy . . . . . . Ceiba EPS 

ExxonMobil . . . . . Kizomba A 

Petrobaltic . . . . . . . . B-3 Expansion 

OMV . . . . . . . . . . Patricia-Baleen 

Repsol YPF . . . . . . . . Chipiron 

Triton Energy . . . Okume EPS 

Triton Energy . . . . . . Ceiba Phase 1A 


Agip . . . . . . . . . . . . . Toni 

NAM . . . . . . . . . . . . L13 

BP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Newsham 

USSR . . . . . . . . . . . . Caspian Sea 

Electro-Hydraulic 

Shell . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fairley ‘A’ 

Shell . . . . . . . . . . . . . SW Ampa 

Petrobras . . . . . . . . . Garoupa 

Amerada Hess . . . Durward and Dauntless 

NAM . . . . . . . . . . Q16 

Conoco . . . . . . . . MacCulloch 

British Borneo . . . Morpeth 

British Borneo . . . Allegheny 

The Ceiba Field is located about 20 miles off 

the coast of Equatorial Guinea, Africa. The 

CAMTROL system controls and monitors four 

oil production trees with expansion capability 

to accommodate up to 34 full-field 

development wells. 

Texaco-operated Captain Field Development is 

off the coast of Scotland in the North Sea. The 

CAMTROL system controls and monitors up to 

21 trees as well as all valve blocks located on 

the template manifold. 

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PROJECT REFERENCE LIST (cont’d) 

Client Field Development Client Field Development 

SUBSEA PRODUCTION CONTROL SYSTEMS 

Pilot/Sequence Hydraulic 

Enserch . . . . . . . . . . Garden Banks 441 Agip . . . . . . . . . . Nilde 2 

Phillips Petroleum . . Ekofisk Agip . . . . . . . . . . Nilde 6 

Superior . . . . . . . . . . Middle East 

Agip . . . . . . . . . . Norma 

Phillips Petroleum . . Hewitt 

Agip . . . . . . . . . . Elena 

Shell . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brent 7 

Total . . . . . . . . . . Austral 

Shell . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brunei 

Apache Energy . . Gipsy 

Agip . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nilde 2 

Wintershall . . . . . L8A-West 

Direct Hydraulic 

ONGC . . . . . . . . . . . . B22/25 

Agip . . . . . . . . . . . . . Safueiro 

Placid . . . . . . . . . . . . L14 

Placid . . . . . . . . . . . . K12 

Amoco . . . . . . . . . P15 

Petrobaltic . . . . . B3 

Hardy Oil . . . . . . . PY3 

BP . . . . . . . . . . . . North Davy 

The Petrobaltic-operated B3 

oilfield is located in the Baltic Sea 

off the shore of Poland. The 

upgrade to the CAMTROL system 

provides the field with control of 

up to nine subsea wells, plus 

manifold valves; monitoring of 

data for the wells and the 

manifold; and greatly improved 

system response times. 

The Malampaya Field is located about 50 miles 

off the coast of the Philippines. The CAMTROL 

system controls and monitors 10 gas 

production trees and the manifold. 

November 2001 11


PROJECT REFERENCE LIST (cont'd) 

Client 

SUBSEA PRODUCTION WORKOVER CONTROL SYSTEMS 


Norsk Hydro, TOGI 

ExxonMobil, EPS 

BP, Schiehallion 

ExxonMobil, Kizomba A 

Shell, Malampaya 

Direct Hydraulic 

Sudoimport. IWOCS 

Statoil, Gulfaks A 

Statoil, Gulfaks A II 

Total, IWOCS 

Rospo, Mare 

Saga Petroleum, Snorre 

Amerada Hess, Scott 

Amoco, P15 

Agip, Toni 

Amerada Hess, Scott II 

Maersk, Regnar 

Conoco, Lyell 

Texaco, Strathspey 

Kerr McGee, Gryphon 

ELF, Tchendo 

Shell, South Brent 

Repsol, Albaga 

BP, Pampano 

NAM, L13 

BP, Swift 

BP, Foinaven 

Hardy Oil and Gas, IWOCS 

Kerr McGee, Janice 

Enterprise, Pierce 

British Gas, Scarab 

Schlumberger, Open Water, IWOCS 

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FPSO Production Scenario 

MODU Workover Scenario 

Main 

Controls 

Umbilical 

Subsea Control 

Module (SCM) 

Umbilical 

Termination 

Assembly 

(UTA) 

Subsea Accumulator 

Module (SAM) 

Subsea Distribution 

Unit (SDU) 

Manifold 

Subsea Accumulator 

Module (SAM) 

Subsea Distribution 

Unit (SDU) 

Controls 

Flying Leads 

Emergency 

Disconnect 

Unit (EDU) 

Workover 

Umbilical 

Workover 

Flying Lead 

Umbilical 

Termination 

Assembly (UTA)




Tel 713 683 4600 

Fax 713 683 4700 


Lueckenweg 1 


Tel 49 5141 8060 

Fax 49 5141 806333 



Portlethen Aberdeenshire, 

Scotland AB12 4YA 

Tel 44 1224 785 500 

Fax 44 1224 783 355 

CAMSERV Service Center 

Rodovia Amaral Peixoto 

Km 164, 5 Imbosassica, 

Macae, RJ 27920-340 Brazil 

Visit our website at www.camerondiv.com 

or contact us at camtrolinfo@camerondiv.com 

API Q1 Quality System Certificate; API 16D Control Systems 

for Drilling Well Control Equipment; API 17D Subsea 

Wellhead and Christmas Tree Equipment; ISO 9001 Quality 

System Certificate; API License # 16D-0012; API License 

# 17D-0015; ISO 9001 License # 0001 

MOSAIC, SpoolTree, Cameron, CAMSERV, CAMTROL, and HydraQuad 

are trademarks of the Cooper Cameron Corporation, Cameron Division. 

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