4 October 2021
New skid ready for British shelf
A new skid from Tratec Halvorsen with two large filters is on its way out to the Seagull field outside Aberdeen.
- Work began in the workshop before Christmas last year. There is a skid with coils, pressure tanks and valves. It will be used to purify seawater, says project manager Kurt Ivar Ramsli.
The dimensions of the ski are 2560 x 2100 x 3500 millimetres, and it weighs 3700 kilos.
The installation was completed this summer, and was then transported west. It currently stands in Peterhead, a town north of Aberdeen. But the final destination is a platform on the Seagull field.
Tratec Halvorsen's customer is Veolia. But the end customer is BP in Great Britain.
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New welding robot in place in the workshop
After several months of installation and testing, the robotic welding station is ready for use.
Full pipe production in the workshop
Tratec Halvorsen now produces frame structures, pipes and tanks for two large development projects on the Norwegian continental shelf.
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