Industry

Instrumentation for oil and gas

Oil and gas instrumentation is governed by specification and compliance: the correct rating, certification and documentation on every item. The hardware is only part of it; the documentation and specification discipline behind it are what make an instrument fit to install.

Sector pressures

Why does measurement fail in oil and gas?

Sour service picks the metal

Sour service puts materials under NACE MR0175, and an EN 10204 3.2 certificate needs an independent countersignature.

Certification is per item

The zone sets the equipment category, and pressure equipment above 0.5 bar carries a duty of its own, item by item.

Ageing assets limit choice

On assets running past their design life, obsolescence rather than specification is what constrains a replacement.

Our approach

How we specify for oil and gas

Flow, level, pressure and temperature measurement built to your written specification, rated valves, and the documentation that specification calls for, matched to the zone, the pressure rating and the service. Where the item replaces a legacy instrument, fit and lead time usually set the shortlist. Where the replacement has to integrate with an existing control system, the signal and the protocol are part of the specification too.

Partners

  • Albion Valves
  • Safi Valves
  • Ebro Valves & Actuators
  • Samson Control Valves
  • H&B Sensors Pt100 Sensors & Thermowells
  • IKM Instrutek Calibration Equipment
  • Armstrong International Steam Systems

FAQ

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