Pressurised container, MUD logging unit | cabin, hazardous zones container, temporary refuge
TLS special pressurised containers are designed and built for operation and working in Zone 1 or Zone 2 hazardous areas, fabricated to DNV 2.7-1 and DNV 2.7-2 standards. Equipped with fire, gas and pressure detecting & alarm system, explosion proof containers providing safe working/operation conditions on oil &gas field.
Analyse parameters within a purpose-built unit
The pressurised cabin provide purpose-built, climate controlled environments for instruments and data acquisition systems at the well site. The fully equipped units serving as centers for collating and analyzing drilling parameters and geological data while drilling.
Adaptable design to suit extreme conditions
Construction of the units can be adapted to suit specific local conditions, including extremely cold, heliportable rigs, tropical forests, and deserts. Enable operations in hazardous, potentially explosive environments.
Temporary Refuge
The buildings meet all the requirements of a Temporary Refuge (TR) including but not limited to HVAC shutdown in case of potential toxic gas intrusion, fire damper closure activated by Gas Detectors in case of fire, air locks on doors, and minimum breathable air concentration by air cylinders enough for two hours, and meet requirements of BP GP 44-30, Design and Location of Occupied Buildings in Onshore Facilities. The Temporary Refuges is located to ensure the safety of personnel during the period of time that covers the call to muster until an incident has been investigated and controlled, or successful evacuation of the installation has been completed. The TRs have adequate medical and welfare facilities, as well as emergency communications.
Analyse parameters within a purpose-built unit
The pressurised cabin provide purpose-built, climate controlled environments for instruments and data acquisition systems at the well site. The fully equipped units serving as centers for collating and analyzing drilling parameters and geological data while drilling.
Adaptable design to suit extreme conditions
Construction of the units can be adapted to suit specific local conditions, including extremely cold, heliportable rigs, tropical forests, and deserts. Enable operations in hazardous, potentially explosive environments.
Temporary Refuge
The buildings meet all the requirements of a Temporary Refuge (TR) including but not limited to HVAC shutdown in case of potential toxic gas intrusion, fire damper closure activated by Gas Detectors in case of fire, air locks on doors, and minimum breathable air concentration by air cylinders enough for two hours, and meet requirements of BP GP 44-30, Design and Location of Occupied Buildings in Onshore Facilities. The Temporary Refuges is located to ensure the safety of personnel during the period of time that covers the call to muster until an incident has been investigated and controlled, or successful evacuation of the installation has been completed. The TRs have adequate medical and welfare facilities, as well as emergency communications.
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Pressurised container, mud logging cabin
MUD logging cabin, pressurised container
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