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Aggreko complete largest load test in Middle East
- United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, March 23 - 2004 at 09:15
- PRESS RELEASE
Aggreko plc global leader in providing temporary power generation and temperature control services yesterday announced they have completed the largest load test project in the Middle East.
The package which consisted of a 25MVA load bank and transformer was delivered to the NPCC fabrication yard in Mussafah, Abu Dhabi and an additional 10MVA load bank and transformer was supplied to NPCC fabrication yard Qeshm Island.
NPCC tested performance, synchronization and load sharing of the gas turbines installed on board the Soroosh Production Platform-1 Topside (SPP1-1 Deck) and the Nowrooz Production Platform (NPP2). The load bank package for the SPP1-1 Deck, was delivered, installed and commissioned within two days signing the contract. As well as providing 24 hour day availability, the Aggreko loadbank equipment is specifically designed to be mobilised and installed in a very short time span.
Munir Al Issa, Aggreko Sales Manager said "With the Soroosh and Nowrooz oil fields located 90 kilometres off the coast of Iran, thoroughly testing the load capabilities of the installed turbines at varying conditions was extremely important. Power failure once the platforms were mobilised to the oilfields would result in extensive and costly delays to oil production."
Al Issa continued, "We have completed a number of projects for Shell over the past two years including the Shell EA FPSO (Floating Production, Storage and Offloading) Vessel, the Soroosh Early Production Facility - ESP-1, and power for 'spin tests' on electrical submersible pumps (ESP's) for the Soroosh and Nowrooz oilfields. Due to our excellent performance on these contracts, Shell had no hesitation in recommending Aggreko to NPCC for their load testing requirements".
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Notes and media contacts
Aggreko is the world leader in providing cost effective temporary power and temperature control solutions. Aggreko power generation services include generators, loadbanks, transformers and ancillary products offering power from 15 kVA in a single unit to the design, installation and operation of complete multi-megawatt power packages. Aggreko temperature control services include fluid chillers, heavy-duty air conditioners, heat exchangers and ancillary products for a wide range of industrial and commercial cooling applications.Aggreko provides 24-hour availability and service support through a network of over 120 locations worldwide.
Press Contacts:
Kirsten Campbell-Morris, NettResults Management Consultancy
PO Box 72587, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Tel: +971 4 331 1593
Fax: +971 4 331 1562
Web: www.NettResults.com
Julian Ford, Aggreko International
PO Box 17576, Jebel Ali, United Arab Emirates
Tel: +971 4 883 4059
Fax:+971 4 883 5404
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