B USINESS & FINANCIAL One of 6 seawater injection pumps recently supplied for the White Tiger offshore oil plat- forms in Vietnam. Sulzer has just received a repeat order for these pumps. f16 million oil and gas pump orders Offshore water iqj e&ion orders Sulzer (UK) Pumps has achieved further success in marketing its products to the oil and gas industry worldwide. Contracts totalling nearly f16 million have recently been won for oil and gas production facilities both on and off-shore and for refineries. The off-shore projects include three condensate booster pumps for a gas production platform in Indonesia; a repeat order for six pumps for offshore Vietnam; two vertical injection pumps for the Vigdis field in the North Sea Norwegian sector; 18 pumps for the Britannia gas production platform and four pumps for the Erskine project in the British sector. On-shore projects include eight oil pipeline and booster pumps for an oil production development in Colombia. The refinery contracts were for two pumps with spare ready- to-install cartridges for Sweden and twenty five pumps for the Elf refinery at Milford Haven, UK Contact: Sulzer (UK) Pumps Ltd, Manor Mill Lane, Leeds LSll 8BR, UK. Tel: +44 1132 701244; Fax: + 44 1132 830023. Weir Pumps has received orders worth St3 million to provide pumping equipment to boost water injection in two North Sea oil-fields. All the units will be made from Weir’s duplex stainless steel. Manufacturing will be carried out at Weir’s main plant at Glasgow, with delivery later this year. Foster Wheeler Wood Group has awarded Weir a contract to supply equipment for the Scott field operated by Amerada Hess. The package comprises four units: single-stage booster pumps, eight-stage low pressure injection pump, and two- stage high pressure injection pumps. The new units will run in parallel with seven injection pumps supplied by Weir in 1991. The second contract, placed by Aker Offshore Partner ASL on Behalf of BP Norge, is for the supply of a multi-stage barrel casing pump to increase pressure in the BP Gyda field offshore Norway. A feature of the pump is its high suction pressure (335 bar G), and it will operate alongside other units supplied by Weir in 1988 and 1992. Weir also upgraded the water injection facilities on sister field Ula on a similar basis in 1990. The new unit, together with HV motor driver, will be supplied in the autumn. Contact: The Weir Group Plc, 149 Newlands Road, Cathcart, Glas- gow G44 4EX, UK. Tel: +44 141 637 7111; Fax: +44 141 637 2221. Standards news ivision 0 International has received certification for its Byron Jackson line of submersible pumps from the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA). The MSHA certification ap- plies to motors up to 450 kW, and qualifies these pumps for use in gassy environments un- derground. Carver Pump Companyu has received certification from In- tertek for compliance with the IS09001 quality assurance stan- dard. Mono Pumps (South Africa) has received IS0900 1 accredita- tion for the manufacture of its progressing cavity, rotary lobe and borehole pumps. Woma Apparatebau of Ger- many has been approved to IS09001 by Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance for the de- sign, manufacture, sale and service of its range of high pressure water pumps and jet- ting systems. Noise & vibration seminars Diagnostic Instruments is run- ning a number of seminars on noise and vibration analysis around the UK. Future seminars are planned at Plymouth (26th October) and Warrington (30th November). Entitled FlT analysis at work, the seminars focus on real life applications of noise and vibration analysis. Contact: Anne &Sherry, Diag- nostic Instruments Ltd., 264 West Main Street, Whitburn, West Lothian EH47 OLB, UK. Tel: +44 1501 743031. WORLDPUMPS SEPTEMBER1995

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One of 6 seawater injection pumps recently supplied for the White Tiger offshore oil plat- forms in Vietnam. Sulzer has just received a repeat order for these pumps.

f16 million oil and gas pump orders

Offshore water iqj e&ion orders

Sulzer (UK) Pumps has achieved further success in marketing its products to the oil and gas industry worldwide. Contracts totalling nearly f16 million have recently been won for oil and gas production facilities both on and off-shore and for refineries.

The off-shore projects include three condensate booster pumps for a gas production platform in Indonesia; a repeat order for six pumps for offshore Vietnam; two vertical injection pumps for the Vigdis field in the North Sea Norwegian sector; 18 pumps for the Britannia gas production platform and four pumps for the Erskine project in the British sector.

On-shore projects include eight oil pipeline and booster pumps for an oil production development in Colombia.

The refinery contracts were for two pumps with spare ready- to-install cartridges for Sweden and twenty five pumps for the Elf refinery at Milford Haven, UK

Contact: Sulzer (UK) Pumps Ltd, Manor Mill Lane, Leeds LSll 8BR, UK. Tel: +44 1132 701244; Fax: + 44 1132 830023.

Weir Pumps has received orders worth St3 million to provide pumping equipment to boost water injection in two North Sea oil-fields.

All the units will be made from Weir’s duplex stainless steel. Manufacturing will be carried out at Weir’s main plant at Glasgow, with delivery later this year.

Foster Wheeler Wood Group has awarded Weir a contract to supply equipment for the Scott field operated by Amerada Hess. The package comprises four units: single-stage booster pumps, eight-stage low pressure injection pump, and two- stage high pressure injection pumps.

The new units will run in parallel with seven injection pumps supplied by Weir in 1991.

The second contract, placed by Aker Offshore Partner ASL on Behalf of BP Norge, is for the supply of a multi-stage barrel casing pump to increase pressure in the BP Gyda field offshore Norway.

A feature of the pump is its high suction pressure (335 bar G), and it will operate alongside other units supplied by Weir in 1988 and 1992. Weir

also upgraded the water injection facilities on sister field Ula on a similar basis in 1990.

The new unit, together with HV motor driver, will be supplied in the autumn. Contact: The Weir Group Plc, 149 Newlands Road, Cathcart, Glas- gow G44 4EX, UK. Tel: +44 141 637 7111; Fax: +44 141 637 2221.

Standards news

ivision 0 International has received certification for its Byron Jackson line of submersible pumps from the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) .

The MSHA certification ap- plies to motors up to 450 kW, and qualifies these pumps for use in gassy environments un- derground.

Carver Pump Companyu has received certification from In- tertek for compliance with the IS09001 quality assurance stan- dard.

Mono Pumps (South Africa) has received IS0900 1 accredita- tion for the manufacture of its progressing cavity, rotary lobe and borehole pumps.

Woma Apparatebau of Ger- many has been approved to IS09001 by Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance for the de- sign, manufacture, sale and service of its range of high pressure water pumps and jet- ting systems.

Noise & vibration seminars

Diagnostic Instruments is run- ning a number of seminars on noise and vibration analysis around the UK. Future seminars are planned at Plymouth (26th October) and Warrington (30th November).

Entitled FlT analysis at work, the seminars focus on real life applications of noise and vibration analysis.

Contact: Anne &Sherry, Diag- nostic Instruments Ltd., 264 West Main Street, Whitburn, West Lothian EH47 OLB, UK. Tel: +44 1501 743031.

WORLD PUMPS SEPTEMBER 1995