Oil & Gas Automation

 Electro-Chlorination Package in FPSO Electro chlorination is the process of producing hypochlorite by passing electric current through salt water. Electro chlorination is a process that involves using electricity to generate chlorine from saltwater. This chlorine can then be used for various applications, such as disinfection, water treatment, or corrosion control. In the context of a Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading (FPSO) vessel, electrochlorination can be used for seawater treatment and disinfection. On an FPSO, seawater is often used for various purposes, such as cooling systems, firewater systems, ballast water treatment, and general utility water. Electrochlorination systems can be installed on FPSOs to treat seawater and produce chlorine on-site. The generated chlorine can be used to disinfect seawater to control marine growth and prevent biofouling in the vessel's systems. The advantages of using electrochlorination on an FPSO include: On-site chlorine generati

 Drone in Offshore (Oil & Gas) A drone used in offshore operations is typically referred to as an offshore drone.  Offshore drones are commonly employed in the oil and gas industry for various tasks such as  - monitoring offshore platforms,  - conducting inspections,  - surveying pipelines, and  - providing real-time data for decision-making.  These drones are equipped with specialized sensors and cameras to capture high-quality images and videos of offshore structures and equipment.  They help improve safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness in offshore operations.