Oil & Gas

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Oil & Gas

Practical automation solutions designed to improve visibility, reliability and long-term system performance.

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RELIABLE CONTROL FOR OIL AND GAS SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

Oil and gas environments can involve demanding site conditions and distributed infrastructure where reliable pumping, monitoring, alarms and control systems are important. Automation may be required for water handling, transfer systems, site services, pumps, motors, tanks, utilities and supporting infrastructure associated with oil and gas operations.

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REAL WORLD APPLICATIONS

Automation and control solutions for oil and gas support infrastructure, working with contractors, consultants, OEMs, infrastructure providers and project delivery teams. Where specific hazardous-area, safety, compliance or project standards apply, control system requirements should be assessed and specified as part of the project design.

1

PUMP AND MOTOR CONTROL

Control pumps and motors used in site services, water handling, transfer systems and supporting infrastructure.

2

WATER AND WASTEWATER SUPPORT

Support control of water transfer, wastewater, drainage, treatment or utility systems associated with oil and gas sites.

3

TANK AND LEVEL MONITORING

Monitor tanks, pits, sumps, storage systems and high or low-level conditions.

4

REMOTE SITE MONITORING

Provide visibility of distributed assets, alarms, pump status and operating conditions across remote locations.

5

ALARM AND FAULT NOTIFICATION

Provide alerts for pump faults, high levels, low levels, power issues, pressure issues or abnormal conditions.

6

CONTROL PANEL UPGRADES

Support replacement, upgrade or modernisation of existing control panels to improve maintainability and visibility.

Benefits

Improved support infrastructure reliability

Better visibility of remote assets

Faster response to faults

Better pump and equipment protection

Reduced manual inspections

Improved maintainability

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