University Students Given Behind-The-Scenes Tour of SME R&D Facilities
Derbyshire SME Transvac Systems recently welcomed local students from The University of Nottingham to a...
Ejector solutions provider, Transvac Systems, has officially opened its new R&D facility. Partly funded by the award of a significant regional grant, the state-of-the-art test facility will primarily develop new oil and gas ejector technology for subsea processing, flare gas recovery, slurry pumping and production boosting. Ejector applications for the nuclear, bio-fuel, chemical and wastewater industries will also be developed.
The R&D test facility will include high and low-pressure equipment for handling water, oil, gas, multi-phase and slurry. Test programmes will be supported by CFD studies and fundamental university research.
Transvac’s technical director, Gary Short, commented “This is a very important investment, which will strengthen Transvac’s position as a world leader of custom designed, innovative ejector-based solutions. Interest in joint development work has already been registered by a number of major oil and gas companies, and Transvac’s future looks very exciting.”
The Transvac facilities will include liquid flow lines for high, medium and low-pressure testing (in excess of 100barg), as well as solids-handling systems.
Transvac will now be able to perform functional validation tests for ejectors used in the oil and gas, nuclear and process industries. Projects include:
Transvac will be exhibiting at ONS 2010 in the EIC UK Pavilion stand 1010, sub stand 19.
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