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Home›Clean Fuel›Alcad to Supply Battery Systems for Prelude FLNG
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January 21, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Alcad to Supply Battery Systems for Prelude FLNG

Alcad has been awarded a contract worth around Euro 1 million by Emerson Network Power to design, manufacture and supply eight large battery systems, featuring ultra low maintenance nickelbased technology, to provide reliable standby power for critical control and safety systems on Shell’s Prelude F

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Alcad has been awarded a contract worth around Euro 1 million by Emerson Network Power to design, manufacture and supply eight large battery systems, featuring ultra low maintenance nickelbased technology, to provide reliable standby power for critical control and safety systems on Shell’s Prelude FLNG facility.

Alcad is supplying the battery systems to Emerson Network Power, the main uninterruptable power system (UPS) supplier for the Shell Prelude project working on behalf of the Technip Samsung Consortium. The battery systems, comprising thousands of Alcad cells, will be installed in four battery rooms on the floating facility to provide standby power for the main automation systems, fire and gas detection systems, telecommunications and emergency lighting. In the event of a loss of power from the main generators the Alcad batteries will provide between 60 minutes to four hours of reliable autonomous operation.

An added advantage offered by the Alcad low maintenance cells is their compact design that enables the battery systems to offer high power and energy capacity within a small installation footprint. This is especially important for the Shell Prelude project as, despite its impressive proportions, the facility is one‐quarter the size of an equivalent plant on land. This has called for the designers to seek every opportunity to save space.

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