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    SUBSEA PROCESSING

    TECHNOLOGY TO INCREAS OIL RECOVERY

    Ove JahnsenFMC Technologies

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    Content

    1. Introduction

    2. Value drivers

    3. System descriptions

    4. Maturity5. Projects

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    Using Subsea Processing to

    Enable New Development and

    Increase Oil Recovery

    Greenfield challenges:

    Heavy oil

    Low reservoir pressure

    Hydrate formation

    Brownfield challenges:

    Declining oil & gas production

    Increasing water production Constrained topside facilities

    Opportunityto Enable NewDevelopment

    Opportunity

    to IncreaseOil Recovery

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    Subsea Processing Value Drivers

    Accelerates production

    Increases recovery

    Lowers infrastructure costs

    Enabler for challenging fields

    - Long distance tie-backs

    - Low pressure reservoirs

    - Flow assurance mitigation

    - High water production

    - De-bottle necking of topside

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    Subsea Processing Technology Areas

    Power

    Key Enabling Technology Areas

    Controls

    Compression Station

    Boosting Station

    Separation Station

    Power

    Process Controls &Automation

    Advanced Subsea Infrastructure

    Key Core Technology Areas

    Boosting

    Separation

    Compression

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    Effect of separation and boosting to production

    With subsea water separation

    Boosting dprequirement withwater separation

    Boosting dprequirement

    Limit of naturalproductionwith subseawater separation

    Limit ofnaturalproduction

    Boostedproduction

    WHP

    Flowingback-pressure

    Minimum separatoroperating pressure

    Flow

    Pressure

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    Subsea Boosting

    Main drivers:

    Low pressure reservoirs

    Declining reservoir pressure

    Increasing watercut

    Increase and accelerate production

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    L/L Separation And Water Reinjection

    Main drivers:

    De-bottelnecking of topside system

    Increasing watercut

    Declining reservoir pressure

    Reduce backpressure

    Water injection

    Add tie-backs to existing infrastucture

    Remove sand from flowlines and risers

    TORDIS

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    G/L Separation And Liquid Boosting

    Main Drivers:

    Low pressure reservoirs

    Decreasing reservoir pressure

    Heavy Oil

    Depressurization necessary due to hydrate formation

    Stabilize production, i.e damp slug flow

    Reduce power consumption by single phase boosting

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    PAZFLOR

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    Gas Compression

    Main Drivers:

    Decreasing reservoir pressure Maintain gas velocity to avoid liquid accumulation in flowlines

    Reduce need for water injection or pressure support

    Avoid surface installations:

    Subsea to beach

    Long step-outs possible

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    Subsea Processing Major Projects

    GreenfieldGreenfield BrownfieldBrownfield

    Troll Pilot Brownfield

    Gas/Oil/Water/Sand Separation

    Water Injection

    Installed 2001

    sgard Brownfield

    Gas Compression

    To be installed 2015

    Marimba VASPS Brownfield Gas/Liquid Separation

    Boosting to topside

    Installed 2001

    Tordis Brownfield

    Gas/Oil/Water/Sand Separation

    Boosting/Water Injection

    Installed 2007

    Pazflor Greenfield

    Gas/Liquid Separation

    Boosting to topside

    Installed 2011

    BC-10 Ph 1 & 2 Greenfield

    Gas/Liquid Separation

    Boosting to topside

    Installed 2009

    Perdido Greenfield

    Gas/Liquid Separation

    Boosting to topside

    Installed 2010

    Marlim Brownfield

    Gas/Oil/Water/Sand Separation

    Water Injection

    Installed 2012

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    Project Overview

    Water Depth: 800 - 900 meter

    Step Out: 14 Km

    Process Capacity : 110,000 bopd and 1.0 MMSm3/d

    Gas Tolerant Pump: Hybrid to 15% GVF2 X 2.3 MW max p 180 bar

    Free flow not possible

    Example 2- Total PazflorG/L Separation + Boosting

    FIRSTFIRST WEST AFRICAN GASWEST AFRICAN GAS--LIQUIDLIQUIDGRAVITY SEPARATION SYSTEMGRAVITY SEPARATION SYSTEM

    Challenges solved: High viscosity and stable emulsion

    Large pressure drop in flowlines

    and risers

    High water production from year 4

    Large amounts of methanol needed

    for hydrate prevention

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    Pazflor start up

    5th September 2011

    100% uptime since then

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    Example 3 - Petrobras Marlim3 phase separation + WI

    FIRSTFIRST BRAZILIANBRAZILIAN FULL FIELDFULL FIELDSEPARATION & INJECTION SYSTEMSEPARATION & INJECTION SYSTEM

    Increased production and water removal

    Challenges solved:

    Increasing water production

    High Viscosity

    Limited topside water handlingcapacity

    Sand production

    Project Overview

    Water Depth: 900 meter

    Step Out: 5 Km

    Process Capacity : 22,000 bpd, 67% W-cut

    Water Injection Pump: 1.9 MW/p 180 barOiW 100 PPM

    Compact Separators for de-oiling and de-sanding

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    Example 3 - Petrobras Marlim3 phase separation + WI

    FIRSTFIRST BRAZILIANBRAZILIAN FULL FIELDFULL FIELDSEPARATION & INJECTION SYSTEMSEPARATION & INJECTION SYSTEM

    Increased production and water removal

    Challenges solved:

    Increasing water production

    High Viscosity

    Limited topside water handlingcapacity

    Sand production

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    Project Overview

    Water Depth: 900 meter

    Step Out: 5 Km

    Process Capacity : 22,000 bpd, 67% W-cut

    Water Injection Pump: 1.9 MW/p 180 barOiW 100 PPM

    Compact Separators for de-oiling and de-sanding

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    Marlim SSAO Installation, 7 Nov. 2011

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    Future Separation Solutions

    toto slimmerslimmer and moreand more compactcompact solutionssolutions

    toto inlineinline,, ultraultra--compactcompact solutionssolutions

    MovingMoving from bulkfrom bulk gravitygravity separationseparationTordis

    Marlim

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    Future Separation Solutions

    toto slimmerslimmer and moreand more compactcompact solutionssolutions

    toto inlineinline,, ultraultra--compactcompact solutionssolutions

    MovingMoving from bulkfrom bulk gravitygravity separationseparationTordisTordis

    Marlim

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    FMCs Vision

    All Subsea

    Thank You!