SCOTT Utility Upgrade & Firewater The "SCOTT Utility Upgrade & Firewater" project is a major brownfield engineering and rejuvenation program for Brunei Shell Petroleum (BSP) offshore assets. Managed by the global energy services firm Wood, the project is part of a multi-million-dollar, long-term contract to upgrade critical firewater systems, utility platforms, and core infrastructure across BSP's fields in the South China Sea.
Hatraco has been awarded an order for the delivery of 2x hydraulic start system to provide backup start energy for Caterpillar C18 based Clarke driven Firewater pump. As per NFPA-20 requirements for a secondary start system, the start system provides the minimum of 6 times of 15 seconds of start duration. By means of pre-set pressure values, the hydraulic start system is automatically recharged by means of an electric motor driven recharge pump. The recharging cycle is managed by pressure transmitters in combination with a local control panel.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
| Project | : | SCOTT Utility Upgrade & Firewater, Brunei |
| End user | : | Shell |
| Location | : | Brunei |
| EPCC | : | Wood Group |
| Start capacity | : | 6 x 38 Litres |
| Start requirements | : | 6 times, 15 seconds each |
| Recharge time | : | within 30 minutes |
| Engine | : | Caterpillar C18 based Clarke |
| Required engine firing speed | : | 110 - 120 RPM |
| Application | : | Caterpillar C18 based Clarke engine driven fire water pump |
| Design code / Certification | : | Accumulator design according to ASME VIII Div 1, U stamped |
| Specialties | : | 2 start valve manifolds for accumulator depletion |
| Local control panel, MT/PMI on structural and components |
