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Whether
you are involved in offshore production, onshore production or gas processing,
Test Drive PlantWeb shows how PlantWeb field-based architecture
drives down capital and engineering costs related to instrumentation and
control.
The default oil and gas model includes several typical operations for oil and gas--from offshore and onshore wellheads to gas processing. The Test Drive PlantWeb interface shows typical project engineering and startup savings and how PlantWeb creates them vs. traditional DCS architectures. You can change the inputs in this model--labor rates or wire length, for example--to see how PlantWeb cuts costs as the variables change. You can also edit this model so it more closely resembles your operation or one you may envision. You can add or subtract process areas, process units and individual field devices. For instance, at the plant level, you may want to add another gas processing plant, then at the area level, you may add or subtract compression turbines. At the compression turbine unit level, you may adjust the number of specific field devices associated with that unit. As you make adjustments to your virtual project, Test Drive PlantWeb will continuously recalculate your savings. These customized savings will NOT be saved, however, for future visits to this site.
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To take a Test Drive, you must have the Macromedia™ Shockwave
Plug-in installed in your browser. If you don't already have the plug-in,
you can download it by clicking on the icon to the left. The Shockwave plug-in
extends the multimedia capabilities of your web browser. The installer for
Windows is approximately 633k. |
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