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mounting applications where space is at a premium. Developed for use in the offshore oil and gas industry, the CS Series is also suitable for
Compact pressure switch range launched A
new range of compact pressure switches from Delta Controls has been designed for panel
any application where space is limited and performance cannot be compromised. The switches offer better than 1% set-point
repeatability, have hermetically sealed SPDT or DPDT switch contacts and an all 316 stainless steel construction, complying with NACE standards and making them suitable for all corrosive environments. Their cylindrical shape enables them
to be closely mounted in dense matrix configurations, in locations such as wellhead control panels, hydraulic power units and chemical injection skids. They are available for use in
hazardous areas, being ATEX and IECEx certified for use in Zone 0 and 1
UPS systems order for major oil and gas development
solutions for industrial power supplies and renewable energy applications, has announced that it has been selected to provide 25 UPS systems for the Tempa Rossa onshore oilfield in Italy. The main engineering, procurement
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and construction (EPC) contractor for the oil and gas central processing facility at Tempa Rossa is Tecnimont, main subsidiary of Maire Tecnimont Group.
EG Power Solutions, a provider of power electronic systems and
(gas) and Zone 21 (dust) explosive atmospheres. North American certification is planned for early 2015. The CS Series continues Delta’s strategy of
developing products based on the well-established technologies of the company’s previous ranges, and offering the same high levels of quality and performance, but aimed at a more cost-conscious market. The new series has been designed to replace
Delta’s GR range which has served the industry for over 25 years. While the GR will continue to be available, the CS is now the product of choice for these applications. l
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www.delta-controls.com
New hydraulic fracturing system
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endeka has announced the launch of FracRight, a complete heel-to-toe hydraulic
fracturing system. Integrated with the company’s real-time DTS monitoring and Quest software suite, the system enables the collection and analysis of stimulation data in unconventional reservoirs. The FracRight system is a
Tecnimont has chosen AEG Power Solutions to provide the complete power supply solutions of the site, consisting of 4DC UPS systems, 15AC UPS systems and 6 combined AC and DC systems. Tecnimont selected a combination of
the Protect 8 UPS, Protect 8 inverter, and the Protect RCS rectifier, which was specified as the TPRe (three-phase rectifier) model. AEG Power Solutions has also provided customised bypass panels, as well as Ni-Cd batteries and moulded case circuit breaker boxes for battery protection. The company worked closely with Tecnimont
during the technical project analysis and clarification, helping to finalise key points of the project and propose possible solutions. AEG PS battery expertise allowed savings on batteries costs and maintenance. l
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www.aegps.com
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fully integrated fracking sleeve solution for selective multi-zone stimulation in open hole or cased hole applications. It enables the installation of multiple sleeves for each stage to be fractured, optimising stimulation efficiency and production. The sleeves are shifted open by pumping a ball from surface allowing stimulation of the selected stage either from a single sleeve or a cluster of sleeves. It can be integrated with
Tendeka’s real-time distributed fibre optic stimulation monitoring service to provide evaluation and management of multi-zone completions. The system gathers the information required to measure, model and optimise the stimulation treatment and subsequent flow back and production profile. l
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www.tendeka.com
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