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Studi kasusGranMorgu, a deep-offshore oil project off Suriname, targets 220,000 b/d by 2028. This reference outlines what piping buyers should verify and how to prepare RFQs.
Berita industriShell's October 2025 FID on Nigeria's HI offshore gas development signals a potential uptick in deep-water piping demand. This article explains what is known, what remains unverified, and how EPC buyers can prepare without overclaiming.
Panduan pembeliCarbon and stainless pipe schedules are not interchangeable. Compare ASME B36.10M vs B36.19M and use RFQ and inspection checks to prevent wall-thickness errors.
StandarASME B16.20 defines dimensions, materials, and tolerances for metal ring-joint, spiral-wound, and metal-jacketed gaskets. This guide explains the standard's scope, flange compatibility, and procurement checks for EPC buyers.
TeknisUnderstand the scope of ASME B16.49 for factory-made induction bends, what to check during procurement and inspection, and what to verify when the standard does not apply.
Studi kasusExplore the Gas Growth Integrated Project (GGIP) in Iraq—a multi-energy initiative by TotalEnergies, Basrah Oil Company, and QatarEnergy. This reference covers project scope, procurement considerations for piping and water systems, and key checks for EPC engineers and buyers.
Berita industriShell's December 2024 investment decision for Bonga North and its 2025 agreement to increase its interest in OML 118 are key updates for EPC suppliers. This article clarifies what is confirmed, what remains to be verified, and how buyers can align their piping procurement strategies with deep-water project developments.
Panduan pembeliCompare ASME B16.20 metallic and B16.21 nonmetallic flat gaskets, and clarify what each standard actually covers before you issue an RFQ.
StandarASME B16.11 defines Class 2000, 3000, 6000 for threaded fittings and Class 3000, 6000, 9000 for socket-weld fittings. This guide explains what these classes mean, how to specify them, and what to verify when procuring forged fittings.
