Logan Industries, based in Hempstead, Texas, will supply a compensated coiled tubing lift frame (CCTLF) to Maersk Drilling, which provides drilling services to oil companies around the world. The CCTLF system will be designed and built in-house and is expected to be delivered to Maersk in 2Q 2016.
Logan will supply a complete CCTLF system to Maersk, including an APV, a dedicated hydraulic power system, emergency shut down equipment and a control package. The system will be certified under DNV E101 and D.R.O.P.S. and has been designed in accordance with API 8C and ANSI B31.3. The order also includes a CCTLF services contract, meaning Logan will manage servicing and the preservation of Maersk Drilling’s CCTLF for the duration of the work.
The CCTLF will be installed on the Maersk Voyager where it will be used for coiled tubing operations on the Cape Three Point project offshore Ghana. The Maersk Voyager is one of Maersk Drilling’s latest ultra deepwater drillships that can operate in water depths up to 12,000ft.
The new CCTLF order represents the fourth 750-ton static, 500-ton CCTLF that Logan Industries has built in this specialized subsea completion category. Other customers include Exxon Mobil, Chevron and BP.
Along with in-house design, engineering, manufacturing and installation of CCTLF systems, Logan offers servicing, long-term maintenance and storage at their premises. Logan’s support services include systems built by competitors that are owned by drilling contractors or oil companies.
Logan plans to open a facility in Louisiana where CCTLFs can be stored in an enclosed area and maintained and made operationally ready.
Image: A compensated coiled tubing lift frame component / Logan Industries
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