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Abnormal solid and liquid deposits found in the gas plant on the Piper Alpha platform:...
Catalogue reference: EG 5/58
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This record is about the Abnormal solid and liquid deposits found in the gas plant on the Piper Alpha platform:... dating from 1985 Feb 12 - 1988 Jul 31 in the series Piper Alpha Public Inquiry: Records. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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EG 5/58
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Date (When the record was created)
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1985 Feb 12 - 1988 Jul 31
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Description (What the record is about)
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Abnormal solid and liquid deposits found in the gas plant on the Piper Alpha platform: memorandum of 20 June 1988 by Occidental; Petroleum engineering and related potential developments: weekly report of 23 June 1988 by Occidental; Well water analyses for the Scapa Field and Claymore Field by Occidental Petroleum (Caledonia) Limited; Gas Conservation Module (GCM) shutdown: proposed list of work dated July 1988; Proposed replacement of desiccant in natural gas driers: scope of work dated July 1988; Forms by Occidental Petroleum (Caledonia) Limited requisitioning miscellaneous items of apparatus; 'Material Requisition' orders/forms; Addenda to safety procedures for molecular sieve vessel entry; Desiccant change out on molecular sieve driers and other associated work in GCM: drawings by Occidental Petroleum (Caledonia) Limited dated July 1988; Methanol injection during Phase 1 operation: memorandum of 23 March 1988 by Occidental; Safety review on the Piper Alpha platform: memoranda by Occidental; High pressure, cold blowdown and flare system on the Piper Alpha platform: memorandum of 7 October 1986 by Occidental; Joule Thomson (JT) drum blowdown on the Piper Alpha platform: memorandum of 7 April 1986 by Occidental; Auto drain facility on a low pressure (LP) flare line: memorandum of 12 February 1985 and scope of work by Occidental
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Production No 12, FLO/OPS 3
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Open Document, Open Description
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EG 5
Piper Alpha Public Inquiry: Records
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Piper Alpha Public Inquiry: Records
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Abnormal solid and liquid deposits found in the gas plant on the Piper Alpha platform:...
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