INTSOK's 13th Annual Russian-Norwegian Oil & Gas Conference

28th January 2015

FMC Technologies' solutions to harsh environments Tor Berge Gjersvik

INTSOK's 13th Annual Russian-Norwegian Oil & Gas Conference

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FMC Technologies at a glance

The World's largest oilfield equipment and services company• $7.1 billion revenue in 2013

• 20,100 employees worldwide*

• 30 production facilities in 17 countries

• Recognized by Forbes® Magazine as one of the World’s Most Innovative Companies

* As of September 30, 2014.

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Design premise

Ice managementSub mudline

caisson technology Operations

Sensitive environment

Extreme air temperature Seasonal darkness

Transport & logistics

All electric

Modular &light weight

Autonomous SPS & IMR

Condition monitoring

Design premises

Arctic Materials - Technology objectives

• Fundamental studies of materials' behavior for cold climate applications – SINTEF Artic Materials II (AM II)

• Thermo-Responsive Elastomer Composites – TREC - by material formulation including negative thermal expansion filler: – Cater for seal contraction and may provide

additional energizing effect at low temperatures.

– Especially useful for low pressure sealing situations and in particular with gas.

– JIP FMC/SINTEF/STATOIL/NTNU

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Systems availability

• More “robust” systems through “autonomy” (self‐repair capability)

• Robotics for– Local storage and change‐out of 

components– Inspection& maintenance

• Reduce number of costly vessel based interventions

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Next Generation Inspection, Maintenance and Repair

• Competence building project with partners– FMC, Statoil, NTNU, SINTEF– AMOS: Center of Excellence for Autonomous

Operations and Systems– AUR lab: Applied Underwater Robotics laboratory

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All Electric subsea system

• Future all‐electric control systems will carry many benefits:

– No hydraulic fluids – no leaks– Reduced umbilical costs– Longer offset capability– Fast and accurate operational 

response– Improved systems condition 

and performance monitoring

Electric valve actuators

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Power

Subsea Processing

Boosting

Separation

Compression

Controls

Advanced Subsea Infrastructure

Supporting Technology Areas

Key Technology Areas

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Condition Performance Monitoring for Subsea

1. Early Fault Warning

2. Easy Fault Finding

3. “Fix before it breaks”

4. Collaboration between all stake holders

Moving from Reactive to Proactive service

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All Subsea™ – FMC Technologies’ vision

www.fmctechnologies.com

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