Grenland Group

Grenland Group - Offshore Engineering, Procurement and Construction

Grenland Group is a full-service engineering, procurement and construction company aiming to strengthen the business of its clients. Based in Norway, Grenland Group has clients in the global market within the oil and gas industry, as well as within land-based and offshore industries.

We provide comprehensive expertise and solutions, so that our customers can achieve their objectives quickly and efficiently. Our success depends on the success of our offshore and land-based customers, and our activities are within fabrication and technology.

THE FABRICATION DIVISION - SUB-SEA STRUCTURES, PROCESS PACKAGES AND MODULES

The Fabrication Division is a leading fabricator of sub-sea structures, process packages and modules. The division also covers maintenance, modification and electrical and automation services both for offshore and land-based industry.

The division consists of the following business areas:

  • Fabrication
  • MMO
  • Electrical and automation
  • Machining

THE TECHNOLOGY DIVISION - FIELD DEVELOPMENT AND DRILLING TECHNOLOGIES

The Technology Division is a full-service supplier to the international oil, gas and land-based industries. We deliver products and services within following business areas:

  • Field development and topsides
  • Marine and drilling
  • Industry
  • Products and sub-sea

MINOX DE-OXYGENATION SYSTEM

The Grenland Minox systems are based on a patented technology for nitrogen gas stripping. The nitrogen gas is effectively mixed with the water in static mixers (a two stage system) or in a packing (compact tower system).

This results in an extremely effective mass transfer and residual oxygen content of less than 10ppb in the water is achieved without the use of oxygen scavenger.

The oxygen is stripped from the water by the nitrogen. The nitrogen is then catalytically purified and recycled.

The Grenland Minox system is particularly well suited for de-oxygenation of water (Minox DeOx).

  • Seawater for injection in oil wells and different types of open and closed industrial water circuits
  • Avoid corrosion of pipes
  • Avoid bacterial growth and clogging of the reservoir

Other possible applications:

  • Units for removal of oxygen from lighter hydrocarbon feed in refineries
  • Units for removal of oxygen from ethanol/methanol used for hydrate prevention in natural gas transport lines
  • Units for removal of oxygen from ventilated produced water for re-injection

The Minox™ technology offers:

  • Compact and economical systems compared to the competitors
  • The compact Minox de-oxygenation process can be delivered in a wide range of capacities and for almost any process environment with regard to pressure, temperature etc.
  • Low consumption of utilities
  • Dry, robust catalyst
  • No need for fine filtration of water
  • No need for booster pumps
  • Effective mass transfer
  • Non-hazardous area classification can be obtained
  • The Minox process is totally environmental clean

Grenland Group ASA
Herøya Næringspark, Bygg 4
NO-3908 Porsgrunn
Norway
Contact: Kjell Skar
Contact: Øystein Ragnes
Tel: +47 35 96 76 00
Email: ksk@grenlandgroup.com
Email: ora@grenlandgroup.com
URL: www.grenlandgroup.com

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Grenland Group is a leading fabricator of offshore structures.
Grenland Group is a leading fabricator of offshore structures.
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We offer full-service engineering and construction.
We offer full-service engineering and construction.
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Nitrogen gas is effectively mixed with the water in static mixers.
Nitrogen gas is effectively mixed with the water in static mixers.
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The Minox system can be used in land-based and offshore industries.
The Minox system can be used in land-based and offshore industries.
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