Another Contract in the Oil and Gas Sector: Actemium Signs with Petrobras for the Supply of 6 Permanent Accommodation Modules in the Campos Basin

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 14/03/2023 at 17:57

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The Project Aims to Expand Two MDAs and Replace Four Temporary Modules

Actemium signed a contract with the oil giant Petrobras for the supply of 6 Definitive Accommodation Modules – MDAs for the PRA-1 Platform, which is located in the Campos Basin and is responsible for the receipt and flow of oil production from the P-51, P-52, P-53, and P-55 platforms.

The project aims to expand two MDAs and replace four existing temporary accommodation modules with new Definitive Accommodation Modules. Thus, the cabins will meet the NR-37 requirements (regarding the quality of life on offshore platforms) and, by the end of the project, there will be 8 more spots available on board.

Comfort and Safety of Actemium’s Definitive Accommodation Modules

With the development of its definitive accommodation modules, Actemium ensured an increase in the capacity on Petrobras platforms from 110 to 142 people. The company used its excellence in multidisciplinary processes to design, manufacture, and install all systems. All of this was done in accordance with the rules of international classification societies and the new legal requirements established by NR-37.

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Actemium Uses Innovation to Manufacture the Modules

The company’s main innovation was the creation of the production mode for its accommodation modules. To meet the high demand from its clients, especially Petrobras, Actemium Offshore built a dedicated 10,000 square meter warehouse with a height of 30 meters and a 70-ton overhead crane. This allows the modules to be produced in series with up to four being manufactured at the same time.

The complete work of engineering, importing parts, manufacturing the structure, civil construction, and assembly of the accommodation modules for Petrobras platforms took about 10 months in total. This period is indeed short, considering the scale of the project, the multiple solutions developed, fulfilling all safety, ergonomics, and functionality requirements of NR-37.

Another Contract in the Oil and Gas Sector: Actemium Signs with Petrobras for the Supply of 6 Permanent Accommodation Modules in the Campos Basin

The Project Aims to Expand Two MDAs and Replace Four Temporary Modules

Comfort and Safety of Actemium’s Definitive Accommodation Modules

Actemium Uses Innovation to Manufacture the Modules

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