数字工程和跨行业知识转移如何降低油气项目执行风险

S. Evans
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在过去的60年里,技术已经改变了能源行业。它提高了流程的效率,提高了员工的生产力,最重要的是,它提高了工人和设施的安全性。在石油和天然气等成熟行业,运营商和业主都面临着安全高效地管理老化设备和资产的挑战。糟糕的历史记录和信息,以及随着当前劳动力退休而可能出现的知识流失,使这一挑战更加复杂。再加上对高水平设计保证和解决方案信心的需求不断增加,以及更快、更便宜地交付价值的持续压力;公司不断关注最新的技术进步,并向其他行业寻求可能的解决方案。本文通过案例研究,探讨了最新的数字建模和可视化技术如何被创新地部署,以提高石油和天然气行业的设计、交付和运营。SNC-Lavalin一直在将这些技术独特地应用于核领域,由于核辐射,该领域的使用时间受到高度限制。这种学习已经被带到油气行业,成为跨行业工作和知识转移的典范。
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How Digital Engineering and Cross-Industry Knowledge Transfer is Reducing Project Execution Risks in Oil and Gas
Technology has transformed the energy industry over the last 60 years. It has made processes more efficient, employees more productive and crucially, it has improved the safety of both workers and facilities. In a mature industry, such as oil and gas, operators and owners are faced with the challenge of safely and efficiently managing their ageing plant and assets. This challenge is compounded by poor historic records and information, and the potential loss of knowledge as the current workforce retires. Coupled with the increasing requirement for high levels of design assurance and confidence in solutions, and the constant pressure to deliver value, faster and cheaper; companies are constantly looking at the latest technological advances, and to other industry sectors, for possible solutions. This paper explores, through case studies, how the latest digital modelling and visualisation techniques are being innovatively deployed to enhance design, delivery and operations in the oil and gas sector. SNC-Lavalin have been uniquely deploying these technologies into the nuclear sector, where access time is highly-limited due to nuclear radiation. This learning has been brought to the oil and gas sector, and is an exemplar of cross-industry working and knowledge transfer.
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