Stingray system includes remote control of offshore compressor station
Rodney C. Ewing
Abstract
Rodney C. Ewing
Abstract
At the Houston gas-control center, Stingray's computer-controlled gas handling system, which includes both an offshore and an onshore compressor station, can be completely operated when the stations must be abandoned in case of hurricanes. The telemetry, design of the Houston control center, and display systems are described. (JSR)
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At the Houston gas-control center, Stingray's computer-controlled gas handling system, which includes both an offshore and an onshore compressor station, can be completely operated when the stations must be abandoned in case of hurricanes. The telemetry, design of the Houston control center, and display systems are described. (JSR)
Key concepts: Stingray, Submarine pipeline, Gas compressor, Marine engineering, Compressor station, Telemetry, Remote control, Engineering