Oil&Gas Product Solution
Offshore
When considering an offshore platform, many think about the mechanical complexity. However, they are also a powerhouse of data. Like any data center on land, they need real-time connectivity to operate and grow. Adverse weather conditions and hazardous environments present tough conditions for the operators and computing equipment of offshore plants. Operators must be able to manage processes and analyze data in real-time, without losing data integrity, from computers that have been relocated to purpose-built server rooms.
Separating fragile equipment from harsh conditions prolongs the expected life of expensive computing devices, and reduces the risk of data loss. KVM solutions improve ergonomics, security, efficiency, and collaboration in these mission-critical and hazardous environments. Long range extension with low latency control allows operators to monitor complicated processes offshore, from a safer and more ergonomic environment inland.
When considering an offshore platform, many think about the mechanical complexity. However, they are also a powerhouse of data. Like any data center on land, they need real-time connectivity to operate and grow. Adverse weather conditions and hazardous environments present tough conditions for the operators and computing equipment of offshore plants. Operators must be able to manage processes and analyze data in real-time, without losing data integrity, from computers that have been relocated to purpose-built server rooms.
Separating fragile equipment from harsh conditions prolongs the expected life of expensive computing devices, and reduces the risk of data loss. KVM solutions improve ergonomics, security, efficiency, and collaboration in these mission-critical and hazardous environments. Long range extension with low latency control allows operators to monitor complicated processes offshore, from a safer and more ergonomic environment inland.
Satellite Communications system often requires precise synchronization from onboard communications systems and ground station to SATCOM (Satellite Communication) broadband devices. Today, satellite communications are key to many terrestrial networks, transportation systems, airlines, marine services, and rural broadband internet. With increased number LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellites deployments, SATCOM operators are now able to provide higher bandwidth and better communications solutions to every part of the globe. However, these communications devices rely heavily on precise synchronization.
Trimble has partnered with many SATCOM operators to extend sync solutions to communication devices thus enabling many applications such as smart city, marine broadband services, airlines communications systems, rural broadband and more.
Our portfolio of product is ideal for embedded solutions and standalone clock source for SATCOM infrastructure and devices.
Trimble has partnered with many SATCOM operators to extend sync solutions to communication devices thus enabling many applications such as smart city, marine broadband services, airlines communications systems, rural broadband and more.
Our portfolio of product is ideal for embedded solutions and standalone clock source for SATCOM infrastructure and devices.
Moxa Solution
Deploying cellular communications between the gas fields and the control center will reduce the upfront infrastructure cost and also increase efficiency. Moxa’s ioLogik 2542-GPRS smart remote I/O is a 4-in-1 data acquisition solution including a data acquisition device, Modbus gateway, an unmanaged switch, and a data logger. Moxa’s ioLogik 2500 has a cellular communication module and VPN function that can connect meters and sensors at field sites, as well as transmit data via a cellular connection. Therefore, the company doesn’t need to install cellular routers or switches in the small cabinet and the devices can be powered via solar panels, further reducing the total cost of ownership.
The smart remote I/O and the MX-AOPC UA server work together to intelligently manage the data logs by scheduling active messages to be automatically pushed from the ioLogik 2542-GPRS to the SCADA systems at the control center. This smart data acquisition takes places when the I/O state changes or pre-configured events occur, allowing information to be accurately and efficiently pushed to the SCADA system as it becomes available without having to request additional data from the control center.
Deploying cellular communications between the gas fields and the control center will reduce the upfront infrastructure cost and also increase efficiency. Moxa’s ioLogik 2542-GPRS smart remote I/O is a 4-in-1 data acquisition solution including a data acquisition device, Modbus gateway, an unmanaged switch, and a data logger. Moxa’s ioLogik 2500 has a cellular communication module and VPN function that can connect meters and sensors at field sites, as well as transmit data via a cellular connection. Therefore, the company doesn’t need to install cellular routers or switches in the small cabinet and the devices can be powered via solar panels, further reducing the total cost of ownership.
The smart remote I/O and the MX-AOPC UA server work together to intelligently manage the data logs by scheduling active messages to be automatically pushed from the ioLogik 2542-GPRS to the SCADA systems at the control center. This smart data acquisition takes places when the I/O state changes or pre-configured events occur, allowing information to be accurately and efficiently pushed to the SCADA system as it becomes available without having to request additional data from the control center.
Oil and Gas Pipeline & Distribution Management
Countless industries are now using Internet of Things (IoT) solutions to improve operating efficiency and save on costs, with the oil and gas industry proving to be no exception. The Internet of Things Oil and Gas transformation is readily underway, as the industry looks to improve operations as it balances high energy demand with environmental responsibilities.
The need for real-time decision making is a driving force behind IoT solutions in oil and gas distribution. To ensure that the operations are efficient, operators need a reliable, real-time view of the entire supply chain.
Make sure your oil and gas pipeline is connected to a smart system. Robustel has an IoT oil and gas solution for you
Countless industries are now using Internet of Things (IoT) solutions to improve operating efficiency and save on costs, with the oil and gas industry proving to be no exception. The Internet of Things Oil and Gas transformation is readily underway, as the industry looks to improve operations as it balances high energy demand with environmental responsibilities.
The need for real-time decision making is a driving force behind IoT solutions in oil and gas distribution. To ensure that the operations are efficient, operators need a reliable, real-time view of the entire supply chain.
Make sure your oil and gas pipeline is connected to a smart system. Robustel has an IoT oil and gas solution for you
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