Logan delivers subsea grease injection unit

Dec. 27, 2021
Logan Industries has delivered a grease injection unit as part of a complete subsea wireline pressure control system to an undisclosed company.

Offshore staff

HEMPSTEAD, TexasLogan Industries has delivered a grease injection unit as part of a complete subsea wireline pressure control system to an undisclosed major subsea oil and gas company.

The grease injection reservoirs and monitoring/switching unit was part of an entire system, complete with: surface intervention type hydraulic power unit (HPU); reeler and umbilical; subsea grease head and lubricators; and subsea connections.

The customer required a way to provide grease to its subsea grease head by using a subsea grease supply point that also had the capacity for switching between primary, secondary and emergency circuits, and allowed visual monitoring of how much grease remained available for use during operations.

In designing and delivering a 10,000-psi grease system with 40 gallons of grease fully compensated for 10,000 ft (3,048 m) depth, the company said it engineered a straightforward, low-tech solution. The system is capable of being powered by either an ROV via hot stab or by the surface HPU through the connecting umbilical.

Dean Carey, technical director, Logan Industries, said: “The visual monitoring portion we ultimately delivered in this project is unique for this type of system, pairing accumulator/cylinder technology with the subsea environment.”

12/27/2021