1/12/07 Cabin design How to make best possible solution Tor Gresaker Sense EDM [email protected] www.sense-edm.com
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Cabin design
Cabin design
! Which International Standards and Regulations touse?
! How is the Rig layout?
! What type of equipment?
! What type of operation?
! What is the design specification from the client?
! Clients budget?
! How to design the best possible cabin?
How to make best possible solution
Cabin design
International standards and regulations
! This is some of the international standards and regulations being used as abasic during design of a cabin.
Norsok S-001, Technical SafetyNorsok S-002, Working EnvironmentSAM regulations, NPDIEC, Area ClassificationEN 292-1, Safety of machinery – Basic concepts, general principles for designEN 547-/1/2/3, Safety of machinery – Human body measurementsEN 614-1, Safety of machinery – Ergonomic design principlesEN 626, Safety of machinery – Hazardous substancesEN 1005, Safety of machinery – Human physical performanceEN 1050, Safety of machinery - Risk assessmentISO 2631-1, Evaluation of human exposure to whole body vibrationsISO 5349, Guidelines for measurement and assessment of human bodyexposure to hand transmitted vibrationISO 6385, Ergonomic principles in design of work systems
! Many years experiance and knowledge of the operation.
Cabin design
Layout of the rig/vessel
! Basic for Cabin size, layout and location:Detailed Drill Floor drawing showing location of the DrillFloor equipment.
Detailed drawings of the Derrick structure and locationof Derrick mounted equipment.
Detailed drawing of the Drill Floor surrounding andequipment to be controlled from the cabin outside theDrill Floor area.
Escape routes from Drill Floor.
Area classification.
! Line of sight study
Cabin design
Type of equipment to control
! How many operators in the cabin:Number of equipment to be operated at thesame time.
The complexity of the equipment to beoperated, manual or automatic operation.
The location of the equipment to be operatedfrom the cabin.
Cabin design
Total integration
Rotary Table
Top Drive
HeaveCompensation
Drawworks
IronRoughneck
Cat Heads
VerticalPipe Handling
HorizontalPipe Handling
X-COM X-COMX-COM
• Transparent data exchange• Integrated control & monitoring• Interfaces between systems• Common user interface• Can interface any equipment• One stream to shore
On TrackServer
MCC System VFD System
VesselManagement
CCTV System
Mud System
DrillingInstrumentation
SenseDiscovery
Other drilling system
SenseDiscovery
Cabin design
Type of operation from the cabin
! Internal design of the cabin:Main operator station, X-COM
Auxilliary operator stations, BOP panel, Chokepanel etc.
Viewer station for 3rd party personal.
Work desk for office duties.
Interface cabinets
Communication equipment
Cabin design
Design specification from the client
! Special design criteria from the clientInside climate, temperature range andhumidity
Outside climate, temperature range andhumidity
Internal noise level
Vibration
Area classification
Cabin design
Clients budget
! Allways to low!
Cabin design
Cabin design
! Thorough knowledge of the Drill Floor and Derrick layout:Using drawings and 3D models as a basic during outline design of theCabin including location of the cabin and line of sight study.
Escape routes
Area specification
! Thorough knowledge of the equipment to be controlled from thecabin and the operation:
Number of X-COM operator stations
Auxilliary operator stations
Internal arrangement in the cabin
! Enviromental criteria:Heating, cooling and ventilation
Cabin design
Cabin design
! Cabin external design:
Cabin material, stainless steel or painted carbon steel.
Interface to Drill Floor, vibration dampers.
Large sunfiltered laminated safety glass with protection grid.
Safe access to Cabin Roof.
Window wiper and washer system.
! Cabin internal design:
Selected colours on the interior, walls, ceiling and floor.
Optimized location of the X-COM main operator stations for integrated operation.
Noise insulation in walls, ceiling, roof and windows for best possible noise level.
Ceiling light seperated in induvidual zones for best possible light conditions indifferent operations.
Easy accessible communication equipment
Cabin design
X-COM operator station! An X-COM may be used to control any
process or machinery.
! Ergonomically designed for 24/7operation.
! Totally flexible and expandable.
! Smaller footprint and lower cost ofinstallation.
! Safer and easier to operate, as thecontrols and information for a givenworking process are emphasized andoptimized, far beyond the possibilitiesavailable with traditional control andinformation components.
! Reduced commissioning cost – softwareis tested before installation.
! Compact, ergonomic and standardized tooperate.
! With two X-COM`s installed they becomefully redundant.
! Perfect for crew training by loadingsimulation software.
HMI – Screen Pictures
• Ultra easy to use screen pictures.• Made for drillers – not for nerds.• Tailored to the different project requirements, equipment and needs.
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