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Oil in Water quality
A versatile separation system for land, offshore, topside and subsea.
The Dual Pipe Separator (DPS) introduces new technology that makes oil separation more efficient. By removing and treating water locally, all transport from the well or field is for oil and gas only. This will reduce costs and increase revenues, by enabling increased oil recovery and accelerated production. This business effect will be especially significant subsea, where the DPS opens up for new production tie-ins on existing infrastructure.
- FPSO
- Onshore
- Subsea
- Topside
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BS&W quality
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Weight reduction and low footprint
| 15 000 BPD | |
| 30 000 BPD | |
| 60 000 BPD |
Liquid capacity per day
HOW IT WORKS
News
Latest news
Seabed Separation at UTC
Meet us at the UTC 2019 to discuss new subsea separation technology. We will also present a case study from a real NCS field where the DPS system will be integrated with already existing infrastructure to achieve significant IOR and open up the pipeline for new developments.
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Seabed Separation AS presented at the Produced Water Conference in Stavanger (24-25. January 2018)
Seabed Separation presented its technology and latest high-pressure test results at the Produced Water Conference, giving proof that The Dual Pipe Separator now is qualified for subsea operations.
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SBS completes Business Case assessment together with NCS operator
A business case for a complete system for subsea produced water management has been presented to a NCS operator in early December 2017. The DPS can be an enabler for asset area optimisation and the financial performance of the system is very promising. Integration of the Dual Pipe Separator into the Produced Water Management System […]
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Mener de sitter på teknologien oljebransjen virkelig trenger på norsk sokkel
Nå skal de hente fram kalkulatoren for å bli en del av noe større. SINTEF sier at resultatene er svært lovende så langt.
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Satser på oljekule
En tidligere Investinor-topp og en Høyre-backbencher fra Stortinget har funnet en lur måte å skille olje fra vann på. Nå skal de forhandle med de store gutta.
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Ny metode for å separere olje og vann
Det testes en ny metode for å separere olje og vann ved SINTEFs laboratorium i Trondheim. Heiner Schumann fra SINTEF forteller om prosessen.
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Capabilities
Re-use of equipment modules and produced water management system on new locations
Efficient topside debottlenecking of the produced water management system
Production with significant reduction in chemical usage and improved environmental impact factor.
Enables debottlenecking of existing asset infrastructure to achieve improvements
Increased production through accelerated production of new wells / satellite fields using existing infrastructure
Case studies
Topside
Topside debottlenecking to improve water handling capacity
The DPS was modelled topside at a field centre to manage severe slugging and improve the liquid handling capacity. The DPS System was designed to be skid based and loaded on using the platform crane.
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Asset area debottlenecking
In the study the DPS was used to debottleneck an entire asset area by removing the water from one of the major infield pipelines and thus open for an early field development of a new discovery in the area
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FPSO optimisation tool
The DPS was designed to be a skid based debottlenecking tool on the FPSO topsides to make the FPSO more versatile to new business opportunities.
Read whole caseYou can adjust to the different phases of the life of an oil field. You can add, or remove modules to handle the different situations, like the build-up phase or decline phase. This is an major advantage.
Eirik Sverre JensenPump-free subsea boosting. The removal of produced water at the seabed has similar effect to a subsea booster pump with increasing effect as a function of increased water depth and water cut. The DPS could in some cases effectively boost production by 25-30 %, and increase asset valuation by as much as 100 % in the most extreme cases.
Erik Reiso