FMC to supply Ǻsgard subsea controls

FMC Technologies Inc. has won a $35-million contract to supply subsea gas compression control systems to StatoilHydro for the North Sea Ǻsgard Minimum Flow Project.
Dec. 11, 2007

Offshore staff

HOUSTON –FMC Technologies Inc. has won a $35-million contract to supply subsea gas compression control systems to StatoilHydro for the North Sea Ǻsgard Minimum Flow Project.

FMC will supply a subsea active magnetic bearing control system for the compressor in cooperation with Waukesha Bearings and a subsea anti-surge actuator and valve. FMC also will develop and implement new sensor technology for the system.

12/11/2007

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