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**Process**: Seawater Coarse &amp; Ultrafiltration

**Country:** Nigeria

**Contract Description:** Supply of Seawater Coarse, Ultra-filtration (UF) Packages

**Contract Start Date:** June 2014

**Contract Completion Date:** January 2016

**UF Capacity:** 545,359 BPD (86,712 m3/day)

**UF Seawater Recovery:** N/A

**Coarse Permeate Output**: &lt;100 micron particles at 98% Efficiency

**UF Permeate Output:** 0.01µm &amp; SDI (Silt Density Index) &lt;2.5

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**Project Description:**

Total FPSO for Egina Field offshore Nigeria. The Ultrafiltration package has a capacity of 545,359 BPD (86,712 m3/day) and will be installed on the FPSO topsides to provide the necessary seawater treatment for the water injection system.

**Project Scope:**

The Ultrafiltration Package comprises a single-lift UF membrane module with integral CIP System. Eight UF membrane racks, each rack comprising three (3) multi-element vessels (MEV’s), are provided to allow for 1 rack on backwash and 1 spare, which can be taken off-line for maintenance. The fine filtered seawater (0.01µm) from the UF system provides the feed for the Water Injection Package. Ultrafiltration provides a significant weight/footprint reduction and improved water quality compared with conventional seawater filtration technology.

The UF Package also comprises a Clean-in-Place (CIP) skid and a centralised UCP (P2 Type Package Control) installed within the LER.

**Process Description:**

Pressurised seawater is supplied to the UF system from upstream coarse filters. UF hollow fibre membranes, installed in multi-element housings, are arranged in multiple racks with back-flushing performed using treated water from the downstream UF Backwash Tank. In addition, provision for hypochlorite dosing is provided to facilitate clean in-place of the membrane arrays.

Filtered water from the UF Package provides feed water to the downstream water injection system.