Seminar: Opportunities and challenges for electro-hydraulic and all-electric systems

Join our complimentary breakfast seminar in Stavanger

The energy industry has invested in the development of electro-hydraulic and all-electric systems to achieve greater reliability, availability, maintainability, and safety. For example, the all-electric Xmas tree, electro-hydraulic valve actuator, and electro-hydraulic workover control systems. The Safety 4.0 project dived into the critical issues, including the subsea all-electric concept. By developing a new framework, this project has provided the industry with a unified approach to demonstrating the safety of novel technologies. In particular, for systems with increasing complexity, e.g., the increased degree of software dependencies. The seminar will present the opportunities and challenges of electro-hydraulic and all-electric systems based on DNV’s industrial and research experience.

In this free-to-attend seminar, energy industry stakeholders are invited to discuss the pros and cons of classic hydraulic, electro-hydraulic, and all-electric systems in safety applications. Of particular interest will be the opportunity to discuss the potential of these technologies to achieve high safety integrity, high availability, low maintenance costs, and low carbon emission.

This seminar is specifically useful for:
Control system engineers, instrumentation engineers, safety system engineers, and other stakeholders in energy operators, valve actuator vendors, safety automation system vendors, safety system integrators, and PEC contractors.


Agenda:
08:30: Meet & greet, including breakfast
09:00: Presentation: Designs where electrical motors are closing safety valves
09:30: Presentation: Electro-hydraulic systems
10:00- 10:25: Coffee & conversation

Please register for the complimentary seminar. There is a limited number of seats, so a first-come, first-served basis will apply.

The energy industry has invested in the development of electro-hydraulic and all-electric systems to achieve greater reliability, availability, maintainability, and safety. For example, the all-electric Xmas tree, electro-hydraulic valve actuator, and electro-hydraulic workover control systems. The Safety 4.0 project dived into the critical issues, including the subsea all-electric concept. By developing a new framework, this project has provided the industry with a unified approach to demonstrating the safety of novel technologies. In particular, for systems with increasing complexity, e.g., the increased degree of software dependencies. The seminar will present the opportunities and challenges of electro-hydraulic and all-electric systems based on DNV’s industrial and research experience.

In this free-to-attend seminar, energy industry stakeholders are invited to discuss the pros and cons of classic hydraulic, electro-hydraulic, and all-electric systems in safety applications. Of particular interest will be the opportunity to discuss the potential of these technologies to achieve high safety integrity, high availability, low maintenance costs, and low carbon emission.

This seminar is specifically useful for:
Control system engineers, instrumentation engineers, safety system engineers, and other stakeholders in energy operators, valve actuator vendors, safety automation system vendors, safety system integrators, and PEC contractors.


Agenda:
08:30: Meet & greet, including breakfast
09:00: Presentation: Designs where electrical motors are closing safety valves
09:30: Presentation: Electro-hydraulic systems
10:00- 10:25: Coffee & conversation

Please register for the complimentary seminar. There is a limited number of seats, so a first-come, first-served basis will apply.

Kenneth Kvinnesland

Senior Principal Safety Consultant at DNV
Kenneth Kvinnesland has worked in advisory services, assessments, independent verification, technology qualification, auditing, and research activities related to the development and approval of safety-critical and business-critical systems in various industries, including aviation, railway, aerospace, oil & gas, electric power transmission, maritime and defence. He is an expert on requirements and practices for managing digitalization risks related to electronic systems and software as this applies to different industries. He has decades of experience working on projects concerned with the adaption or qualification of new technology, including helping to create trust in software-based systems and preventing critical events. He worked at DNV GL from 2002-2021.

Kenneth Kvinnesland
Fubin Qian

Team leader, Principal Consultant at DNV
Fubin Qian has aPhD in risk optimization and more than 14 years of experience in technical risk management, reliability analysis, technology qualification, and project management. He has extensive experience in implementation of IEC 61508, IEC 61511, NOG GL 070, ISO 13849, IEC 62061, and other NORSOK standards. He has worked as facilitator for LOPA, FSA, functional safety management system audits, FEMA/FMECA/FMEDA, risk analysis, and RAM workshops. He has considerable experience with functional safety consulting, third-party verification, and certification projects for various offshore, onshore, subsea process facilities and equipment. He is highly experienced in complex systems, such as submarine pipeline protection systems, BOP/drilling operations, subsea systems, HIPPS, DP systems, and subsea pipeline repair tools. He has been involved in several projects relating to all-electric and electro-hydraulic control systems.

Fubin Qian