BMT was approached with the requirement for an Integrated Marine Monitoring System (IMMS) to closely monitor the FPSO Turritella during pull-in, operation and disconnect, providing real-time information of the environmental conditions and motions experienced on the FPSO as well as the buoyant turret mooring position and mooring line monitoring.
The project involved the world’s deepest moored producing FPSO facility and the first use of Steel Lazy-Wave Risers (SLWR) with a disconnectable FPSO in a harsh environment.
The customer approached BMT with the requirement for an Integrated Marine Monitoring System (IMMS) to closely monitor the asset during pull-in, operation and disconnect.
Multiple subsystems including environmental and facility monitoring, mooring line monitoring, and subsea acoustic monitoring of the disconnectable BTM were required to allow the offshore operations personnel to operate with precise information to enhance safe working within prescribed operational limits, specifically to:
BMT’s Integrated Marine Monitoring System (IMMS) provided real-time information of the environmental conditions and motions experienced on the FPSO as well as the buoyant turret mooring position and line monitoring during pull-in, operation and buoy release.
BMT machinery group can provide specialist capabilities for both the design of new or optimisation of existing In Pit Crushing and Conveying (IPCC) Systems.
¡VAMOS! aspires to enable the provision of a stable and competitive supply of raw materials for Europe by increasing the production of raw materials within the EU with the help of a breakthrough underwater mining system.
Concept design, detailed mechanical and structural design, preparation of plant specifications, technical support during manufacture and erection
BMT was engaged to prepare designs to more than double the output of an existing barge loading facility in Kalimantan, Indonesia. The facility handles a number of different grades of coal to deliver a specified blend to each barge.