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Experiences with the use of RFID in Aker Offshore Partner

CIAM Seminar Kverneland 21.sept.2010Kjell Jarle Sandve, IM Project Manager

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1. Who we are and what we do2. Barcode and RFID solutions in general3. Mobile solutions in Aker Solutions4. PDA/RFID pilot AOP Hinna5. MIPS Mobile Aker Stord/BP hook up project6. Summary

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Who we are and what we doAker SolutionsJune 2010

© 2008 Aker Solutions part of AkerSlide 4June 2010

Who we are and what we do

Slide 4

Where we are

Only key locations marked

AberdeenÅgotnesArendalArkhangelskBakuBarcelonaBatamBeijingBergenBrisbaneCalgaryCanonsburgCharlestonCopenhagenCuritibaDhahranDubai

DurbanEgersundErkelenzHortenHoustonKakinadaKölnKrakowKristiansandKristiansundKuala LumpurKyungnamLagosLinzLouisvilleLuandaMacae

MelbourneMobileMoscowMossMumbaiMuscatOsloParisPerth PorsgrunnPunePusanRaesfeldRio de JaneiroSantiagoSeoulShanghai

SolentSt JohnStavangerStjørdal StocktonStord TokyoTorontoTranbyTucsonUlvilaVancouver VerdalWarringtonZoetermeer


Barcode and RFID solutions in general


The technology basics

■ Barcodes■ Radio-Frequency Identification■ PDA – Personal Digital Assistant

● A personal digital assistant (PDA) is a handheld computer,.

■ Mobile ICT● Mobile information and communication technology such as PDA’s, WLAN,

GPRS and similar media comprises mobile ICT. Keywords are online, real-time and availability


RFID fundamentals - Tag FrequencyThere are a number of RF ranges for tags, including: 100-140 kHz, 13.56 MHz, 862-928 MHz, 2.45 GHz– each have very specific market applicability

Frequency Capabilities

125 kHz

Read Range - shortGood Penetration in Moist EnvironmentsSlow Data Range

13.56 Mhz

Read Range up to 3'Good Penetration in Moist Environments

869, 902-928 MHz Read Ranges up to 15'Fast Data Rates

2.45 GHz Read Range up to 3'


Exampel LF RFID tags

LF tags in use at Hinna


Typical RFID and barcode system

WLAN/GPRS

Network

domain

WAN/LAN

Middleware

domain

Tag and device

domain

Business

application

domain

ERP system

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OLF Guideline No.112: Deployment of RFID in the oil and gas industry

Deployment of RFID on the

NCS for the domains:

Personnel Containers Drill strings Mobile equipment Fixed equipment

The guideline is based on

ISO standardsThe Guideline is available at:http://www.olf.no/guidelines/112-olf-guideline-for-deployment-of-radio-freqency-

identification-rfid-in-the-oil-and-gas-industry-article19582-301.html


Mobile solutions inAker Solutions, ED&S

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PHASE 2

ABS Mobility Strategy

MIPS Mobile phase I Mobility Platform

Complete tracking of personnel and material

Transport &LogisticsSystem

PHASE 1 PHASE 3

2009- 2010Q3/08-Q1/09 2010 ->Warehouse operators

Realtime data

Material tracking

Transport operators

Track & trace

Transport planning

RFID

All operators gone mobile

Mobility solutions implemented in all diciplinesMIPS Mobile phase II

Transport & Logistics


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Help D

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Data m

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MOBILITY PLATFORM

RFID

Bar codes

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HWIntegration Connectivity

Application

Interface


Mobile Platform – new business opportunities

■ New technology – increased business values● Business critical software real-time available on mobile wireless

devices● Focus on usabillity● Reduce need of manual input● Optimized Work Processes – reduced time used● Quality improvement

Mobile Platform

MC / Com Prefabrication Installation

E&P Warehouse Transport Logistics

Tools & Service

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PDA – Development = User experience

•Start with the user•Rough environment- no stylus•Intuitive interaction/navigation•Reduce need of manual input•Content on a ”need to know basis”•Functionality on a ”need to know basis”•Simplify ”back-end” functionality


Hinna pilot


The project which started in 2005 was organised in two phases

MIPS implemented for Hinna Utstyrsbase

Phase 2Phase 1

2002 2003 2005 2006 2007 2008

Handheld terminals (Minec) implemented,based on Dolphin

PDA project starts

Cooperation with ABS regarding PDA and software management

PDA scanning phase 1 implemented

PDA two-way communication for MIPS tested and implemented

• Handheld solution - new functionality and adaptive interface

• Possibility handheld solution offshore• Start using handheld solution at

Prefab• Improved functionality and extended

use at Direct material• Expected improved stability at Indirect

material

• Online communication between MIPS and PDA

• Improved functionality and extended use onshore and offshore

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Enterprise & Business

Application Domain

Middleware Domain

(Business Process / Integration)

Network / Connectivity

Domain

Device and Front-end Domain

Technical solution – PDA project HinnaSystems Management Domain

Object Directory Domain MIPS master for objects

Docking stations(LAN)

Real time (WLAN)

Tempus ftp server – possible to download new client SW

Tagged Object Domain

RFID – LF tags (125 kHz)

Bar codesStandard Code 39 Standard Code 128 (cable drums)

RFID reader

Bar code reader

.Net runtime miljø (WM 4.2)

Drivers

(Bar Code / RFID)

MIPS PDA Client

File Store (Log files)

Sql Server

MS Web Server

- Web Services

- Interface tables (function call and parameters/data)

Communication (Web Services/ActiveSync

4.2)

PSC Falcon 4220

Security Domain (WLAN - MAC access, data encrypted, X.509/SSL connection, user/password, PDA ID authentication)

Security SSL and data compression

Web Services

MIPS

-PDA user auth./admin

-PDA auth.

-Master RFID

- Interface tables

Nomadix

MAC authentication

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PDA use in value chain

MRR

PDA

Withdrawal MMTMMTPO

PDA PDA PDA PDA

Procurement Warehouse Installationsite

Supplier Fabricationsite

Warehouse/ Base

•Final MRR•Drum reg. •Withdrawal

•Picking list•Return•Drum withdrawal•Transfer•Inventory count

•Object status•Weld VT•Weld NDT

•Consignment•MMT•Object status•Return•Tool status•Requisition


1.3.1 TellingFremgangsmetode for telling:1. Velg 1. Warehouse2. Velg 1.3 lagertransaksjoner3. Velg 1.3.1 Telling4. Scan lokasjon og trykk på artikkel. (Kan og

scanne artikkel direkte)5. Velg artikkel og trykk velg6. Viser artikkel og kvantum

- Rett kvantum trykk påregistrer. Gå til bilde 8

- Endre kvantum klikk felt forkvantum å gå til bilde 7

7. Trykk Clr. Legg deretter inn rett kvantum og trykk Ent.

8. Bekreft, trykk Yes.9. Trykk Yes for å registrere data10. Trykk ok. Går til bilde 3

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MIPS Mobile Solutions Aker Stord/ AOP


MIPS Mobile Phase 1 Aker Stord (in production at AST, AOP Hinna, Heerema, Bifab)

MIPSklient

Filter

MRR

MobileServerMIPS

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WarehousePrefab. site

Object status – real time tracking of objects

SENT TO WAREHOUSE

Base site Installation

RECEIVED WAREHOUSEINTERNAL TRANSFERSENT TO BASE SITERECEIVED BASE SITEINTERNAL TRANSFERSENT TO INSTALLATION RECEIVED INSTALLATIONINSTALLED

MIPSklient

OBJECT STATUS

Out in the field

In office

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Artikkel Mottak – Første artikkel

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MIPS Mobile implementation for BP PH hook-up project at AOP Hinna and project sites in Netherland and UKSummary Feb. 1, 2010


Overall project milestone plan BP PH hook-up project

01.09 01.10 01.1201.11 01.01 01.02

AS-IS setup Hinna

AS –IS Software adaptions

AS-IS Implementation Hinna

AS-IS Production Hinna

Setup step 1

Setup step 2

Setup step 3

Development multi-project

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Training and field support ProductionDevelopment and setup


MIPS Mobile at AOP Hinna

MIPS Mobile at Heerema, the Netherlands

MIPS Mobile at Aker Stord


Summary


How can the technology benefit Aker Solutions?

■ Internally the technology can improve efficiency, increase productivity and provide for more efficient project execution

■ Reduce losses on expensive equipment■ Reduce project costs through efficient use of personnel■ Improved control related to governmental regulations■ Improved data quality


Key Success criteria’s

■ Customer involvement■ Clear scope definition and clear on what is not a part of the scope■ Clear view of deliverables■ Use experience from last project■ Change control■ Approval of all sprints■ Financial monitoring and follow up■ Regular meetings and reporting

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Summary

■ Establish a mobile strategy■ Keep it simple!!!

● It’s not possible to solve everything at once

■ Standardize the mobile platform● Infrastructure● Hardware● Device management● OS● Operations● Applications● Security

■ The mobile world is still immature, but groving fast!


Automatic data capture in the oil and gas industry

■ We want the focus on work processes rather than technology

■ Data collection identifiers can be both: ● Barcodes● RFID

■ RFID in the oil and gas is not used to the same extent as in retail and other industries

■ Hardware limitations, both PDAs and RFID tags (metal & water)● Standardization for oil and gas with regard to tags and PDA not

mature● Combination between RFID tag and PDA provides few possible

variations ● UHF technology not mature for offshore so far● LF technology short read distance


Thank you!


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