Success Story: Oil & Gas
TOTAL Libya (Libya)
Electrical network and its control and monitoring system installed in Mabruk site
I. CUSTOMER ENVIRONMENT / PROJECT CONTEXT
Customer profile:
- Total is the 4th largest publicly-traded integrated international oil and gas company and a world-class chemicals manufacturer, Total operates in more than 130 countries.
- Mabruk is a Total industrial site of treatment and compression of gas located in Libya in the middle of the desert. The electrical network of this production site had to be revamped in order to cope with the increase in electrical consumption.
Customer objective and constraints:
- Guarantee reliability of electrical power production and distribution and allow operator to control and supervise the electrical network from the control room.
- Benefit from the installation of a digital control and monitoring system to offer process operators supervision of this system.
II. SOLUTION IMPLEMENTATION
Implementation methodology (main phases):
- Assistance and advice in preparing the solution with TOTAL in order to obtain an homogeneous and open-ended system, allowing incorporation of future extensions.
- A relevant overview of the electrical network and the gas process.
- Commissioning taking into account site production constraints.
Solution overview (services, products, systems, architectures...):
1 digital control and monitoring system with 3 main functions:
- management of the electrical network,
- management of the gas process,
- the man/machine interface.
Installation of a new electrical network consisting of a 20 kV busbar made up of:
- 6 generator diesel incomers,
- 3 transformer feeders supplying three LV busbars,
- 6 feeders to electrical satellites supplying the various pumps installed near the wells.
All these feeders and incomers are built of SM6 cubicles equipped with Sepam digital protection units.
Modernisation of the devices installed in the 6 satellites located at 1 to 20 km to incorporate them in the system
All of the MV cubicles, the digital protection devices and the digital control and monitoring system were installed, cabled in a "shelter" and tested.
III. RESULTS / ACHIEVEMENT
Customer benefits:
Increase the autonomous electrical power production capacity, rationalise the distribution of this power and provide operators with an electrical network digital control and monitoring system.