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Monday, January 15, 2018
Roxtec has been contracted by BP for work on its West Nile Delta development. Roxtec supplied several specialist transits in order to secure cable entries, which enabled building onshore facilities and wall penetrations across the site, Roxtec UK Managing Director, Clive Sharp, stated, according to Maritime Executive.
It was also reported that the company’s engineers at the office in Egypt provided on-site installation training to the fields’ instrumentation and electrical subcontractors.
The services provided by Roxtec include “galvanized bolted Ex frames along with multi-cable and pipe transits. These were designed specifically for the gas industry in line with certification requirements to reduce the risk of fire, blast, weather, and other operational hazards,” Sharp said.
“However, a core focus for this project centers on electro-magnetic pulse (EMP) protection. Our solution involves the installation of electro-magnetic compatibility EMC transits. These products provide safety and protection against electromagnetic interference and lightning strikes,” Sharp said.
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