TLS Offshore Containers offers intelligent pressurized containers that are designed and constructed to meet the specific needs and requirements of the customer. The containers are designed to provide a safe environment for personnel and equipment, with built-in HVAC and power control systems.

One of the key features of TLS intelligent pressurized containers is the incorporation of state-of-the-art safety monitoring systems. These include integrated fire and gas detection, pressurization and emergency shutdown systems, making them suitable for use in Zone 1/Zone 2 hazardous areas. This ensures that personnel and equipment are protected at all times, even in the most challenging environments.

TLS intelligent pressurized containers are also designed for easy connection and rapid mobilization. The company is able to integrate data communication networks, fire suppression systems, air conditioning systems, and other systems to ensure that the container is ready for use as soon as it reaches its destination. The containers are designed, manufactured, and certified to the latest DNV 2.7-1, EN 12079 offshore container standards, ATEX, IEC 60079-13, and/or SOLAS standards, ensuring that they meet the highest industry standards and are built to withstand the harsh conditions of offshore operations.

The design of the pressurized containers is based on a combination of engineering principles and customer requirements. The containers are typically designed using 3D modeling software, allowing the customer to visualize the design and make any necessary modifications. The containers are then manufactured using high-quality materials and state-of-the-art welding techniques to ensure maximum durability and longevity.

Some of the main features of TLS intelligent pressurized containers include A60 or A0 passive fire protection, hazardous area ratings for Zone 1/Zone 2, and DNV 2.7-1/EN12079 structural design codes. The containers are also equipped with an intelligent combined pressurization fire and gas panel (CPFG), automatic fire dampers, and ex-proof pressurization fans. Other safety features include fire and smoke detectors, flammable gas detectors, and H2S detectors.

In addition to safety features, TLS intelligent pressurized containers are also designed for easy installation and mobilization. The containers are equipped with air conditioning systems that are ATEX compliant or ex-proof, and they feature emergency lighting and automatic fire extinguishing systems. The containers are fully load/drop tested and are certified by the Container Safety Convention (CSC).

TLS offshore pressurized containers are trusted by esteemed clients such as ADNOC, ENSP, Sonatrach, Halliburton, SNF, Perenco, and many others who demand the highest level of safety and efficiency for their offshore operations. With advanced safety features, easy installation and mobilization, and industry-standard certifications, TLS intelligent pressurized containers provide peace of mind and ensure the safety of personnel and equipment.
A motor control center (MCC) shelter is an electrical equipment used to house and control various types of electric motors. MCC shelters are used in various industries such as manufacturing, mining, oil and gas, and power generation. They provide a centralized location for the control of electric motors and the protection of associated electrical components.

  • In controlling large industrial motors.
In manufacturing plants, for example, electric motors are used to drive conveyor belts, pumps, and other production machinery. By housing these motors in an MCC shelter, the control and protection of these motors becomes much simpler and more efficient.

  • In the mining industry.
Electric motors are used to power drilling equipment, ventilation systems, and material handling systems in mines. These motors require a reliable and efficient control system, and MCC shelters provide a safe and convenient solution. They also help to protect these motors and electrical components from the harsh conditions found in mining environments.

  • In the oil and gas industry
MCC shelters are used to control and protect electric motors in offshore platforms and drilling rigs. These motors are essential for the operation of pumping and drilling equipment, and the protection of these motors is crucial for ensuring the safety of the workers and the equipment.

  • In power generation facilities, such as hydroelectric power plants and wind farms.
Electric motors are used to drive generators and other equipment, and the use of MCC shelters helps to ensure the efficient and reliable operation of these facilities.

In conclusion, the application of MCC shelters is widespread across various industries. They provide a centralized location for the control and protection of electric motors and electrical components, improving their efficiency and reliability while ensuring the safety of workers and equipment. Whether in a manufacturing plant, a mine, an oil rig, or a power generation facility, MCC shelters play a crucial role in the smooth operation of these facilities.

​If you're in search of a solution that guarantees the protection and optimal performance of your electrical equipment in hazardous conditions, the MCC Shelter from TLS is the answer.

 
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​Motor Control Centers (MCCs) play a critical role in industrial facilities, providing control and protection for electrical motors and associated systems.
 
Here are some benefits of MCC and how they can enhance the efficiency, safety, and reliability of industrial operations.

  • Increased efficiency
MCCs can also increase the efficiency of industrial operations by improving the control and protection of electrical motors. By centralizing control and protection, MCCs can help reduce the time required to perform maintenance and repair tasks, improving the overall efficiency of the electrical system. In addition, MCCs can be designed to accommodate multiple motor control and protection functions, reducing the amount of electrical equipment required and freeing up valuable floor space.

  • Improved Safety
One of the most important benefits of MCCs is improved safety. By centralizing the control and protection of electrical motors in a single location, MCCs reduce the number of electrical panels and cables, reducing the risk of electrical hazards. In addition, MCCs typically incorporate various safety features such as thermal overload protection, short-circuit protection, and ground fault protection, ensuring that motors are protected from electrical hazards and are less likely to cause damage to other equipment.

  • Enhanced Reliability
MCCs can also enhance the reliability of industrial operations by improving the control and protection of electrical motors. With centralized control and protection, MCCs can help reduce downtime due to electrical issues, ensuring that motors continue to operate smoothly and efficiently. In addition, MCCs can be designed with redundant components and backup systems, providing extra protection against power outages and equipment failures.
 
The MCC shelter provided by TLS can meet DNV2.7-1| EN12079, pass third-party certification such as CCS and BV, and can be customized according to customer‘s requirements, which can also be used for Power control center (PCC), Variable speed driver (VSD), Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) shelter.
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