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Sunday, June 3, 2018
Baker Hughes, a GE Company (BHGE), partnered with Nigerian firm TREXM Oil & Gas Services have unveiled a metering solution for the Nigerian market. The solution, the Sentinel LCT8, will aid firms in the petroleum sector cut costs, reduce risk, and increase operating efficiency.
The Sentinel LCT8 was unveiled at a technology seminar on custody transfer metering in Nigeria hosted by the US Consulate’s Commercial Desk in conjunction with BHGE and TREXM.
BHGE described the technology as the latest addition to its high-accuracy line of ultrasonic flow meters. “It delivers custody transfer-level measurement, even in the unstable conditions typical of pipelines. With eight measurement paths, it gives operators better visibility into activities in their pipelines, helping them to make informed decisions and minimize risks.”
Ado Oseragbaje, CEO of BHGE sub-Saharan Africa said the launch of the product was a continuation of the company’s efforts to aid growth in the country’s oil and gas sector. The Sentinel LCT8 is expected to help tackle some of the challenges experienced by operators, including high cost of maintenance of pipelines.
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