Petrobras encomenda 34 torpedos de ancoragem a empresa de Belo Horizonte para o projeto de Mero 1

Petrobras Orders 34 Anchoring Torpedoes From Company in Belo Horizonte For FPSO Mero 1

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/08/2019 at 09:01

Updated on 30/08/2019 at 10:48

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The Brazilian Engineering and Construction Company, Delp, Will Deliver Submarine Torpedoes for the Anchoring System Designed to Keep Petrobras’ Mero 1 FPSO in Place.

Petrobras Closed a Deal with Delp Engenharia, a Company That Holds Facilities in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, for a Major Project to Provide 34 Anchoring Torpedoes for the Mero 1 FPSO, Located in the Mero Field, About 180 Kilometers Off the Coast of Rio de Janeiro, in Deep Waters of the Pre-Salt, Featuring High-Quality Carbonate Reservoirs with High Expected Productivity in the Wells.

Delivery Will Occur in Early 2020. According to Delp, Its Torpedoes Offer “An Attractive Cost Savings” Compared to Suction Piles.

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Delp Stated: “We Are Happy to Add These 34 Units of Torpedoes to Our Record of Over 600 Successfully Delivered So Far”.

The Mero-1 FPSO Will Be Operated by Modec, the Company Responsible for Its Construction, and Chartered for 22 Years. Part of the Construction Will Be Carried Out in Brazil.

If You Are Curious to Know How an Operation with These Torpedo Anchors Works, Click Here or Watch the Video Below That Click Petróleo e Gás Made a Few Months Ago on Facebook:

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Petrobras Orders 34 Anchoring Torpedoes From Company in Belo Horizonte For FPSO Mero 1

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