IPC - Suffield 08-05 Water Injection Pump
Gas Liquids Engineering Ltd. (GLE) provided EPCM services for the installation of a new higher capacity water injection pump at IPC Canada’s 08-05 facility.
The 08-05 satellite was injecting 1768 m³/d of water into the injection wells (16V-32, 11V-05, 08V-05, 2B-29, and 05-17) located 50 km Northeast of Medicine Hat, Alberta. IPC Canada’s 10 year forecast calls for 3268 m³/d of water with the installation of additional injection wells, which necessitated the installation of a higher capacity water injection pump. Project scope included:
Relocation and installation of a surplus 360hp Sulzer Bingham 3 x 6 x 9E MSD 10-stage pump from 10-17-19-08-W4M to 08-05-018-06-W4M
Installation of new Water Injection Pump caisson
Installation of instruments, flow meter and controls for the injection pump
Installation of new Gas Sweetening Skid caisson
Installation of new Gas Sweetening package
Installation of interconnecting piping inside and outside of the caissons
Installation of structural steel pipe supports and steel piles
Electrical scope included:
Upgrade existing 500 kVA transformer to 1.5 MVA
Relocation of the surplus 5 kV soft starter from
10-17-19-08-W4M to 08-05-18-06-W4M
Installation and wiring of all equipment as per electrical drawing package
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