In our first-ever pilot study, the Iris Edge robots were able to provide tangible benefits to our clients.
Detecting even the smallest leaks
Traditionally, operators are tasked with walking around the asset or facility, taking sample data and looking for methane leaks.
3D visualization technology
Our technology is able to capture leaks that have routinely been missed in previous methods of data collection.
Using predictive technology to future-proof your assets
Iris Edge is able to take a 3D scan of the entire facility creating a digital twin of the asset to locate any leaks. The software can record years’ worth of data and use predictive technology to flag potential issues, allowing predictive maintenance.
Bringing real-time benefits in our pilot study
During this test pilot, we utilized two robots, equipped with a range of sensors including H2S detectors, LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) vibration and temperature sensors.
3D models of the asset are created to view the asset remotely
Once the robot has assessed the environment and been trained on its mission, it can run the mission fully autonomously. Onshore staff may initiate autonomous robot missions to collect the data and to create the 3D models while fully remote from the offshore facility.
Wood successfully deployed both robots, running information gathering sessions with the robot for a few weeks prior collecting the data which enabled the robot to produce 3D models. There was a command centre set up within the client’s offices where the robots autonomous movements could be watched remotely by the maintenance team, this remote office could be anywhere in the world.
Saving our clients’ money today
We can reduce potential tax implications by giving you eyes on your facility or asset. Using either our robots, drone or handheld hardware we are able to survey the facility or asset and record the exact number of methane leaks rather than an estimate.
Audible findings reduce tax implications to zero
This gives our clients the ability to present this data to the regulatory authorities, reducing their tax implications. By routinely surveying their asset, maintaining and repairing leaks as well as utilising predictive maintenance, costs could be reduced to zero.
Saving our clients millions
For some of our clients with multiple assets or facilities, or particularly large facilities, the tax implications of the IRA could be in the millions so being able to reduce this to zero is revolutionary.
Iris Edge was able to identify 25% more leaks than previously found.
From detection to repair overnight
The operator could visualize their asset remotely and could bring precise information to their maintenance team who were able to repair it overnight.
Up to 80% labour cost savings utilising on site personnel
The pilot study provided additional information on which hardware performed the best in different situations. As our software is so user-intuitive, you do not need to be qualified or trained to use it, requiring fewer resources. It also requires less time for the operator, so they can focus efforts on priority work. For offshore assets, this also decreases persons on board associated costs.
Wood is unique in its offering.
- We are the quickest and cheapest on the market – Iris Edge generates 3D models and readings with detail, providing the ability to integrate sensors on autonomous robots.
- As the dedicated engineering, procurement, construction management (EPCm) contractor for many of our existing clients, Wood can provide this service in addition to routine maintenance activities.
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