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Honestly headinthesand,,

What do you add to this forum, ?, honestly just go back under your rick, your boring!!, you must be lonely or sad or just twisted individual?, you can’t be invested as all you do is bash this share!, you don’t add any balance so why are you here?, if you are one off the AAOG, can ask theses questions please?, do you use a laptop?, do you use a phone?, do you use planes when you go away?, do you watch TV?, do you have central heating?, do you drive a car?, if you have a women in your life dose she use cosmetics?, do you have central heating? do you run your house by power?, do you use plastic?, list hose on?, but even if you lived in the woods, you would be using trees to burn!!, that in turn makes Co2, plus other and then reducing the trees that reduce the Co2 st the same time!!, you are all a bunch of hypocrites!!, the only forward is Co2 caption which is in the process of maybe happening, it would say take 100000 plants plus to do it where you take the air and put it through a plant factory that then gives out clean air,, you guys are the worst of the worst, un less money is being made then the future technology will not exist, but you will sit there making out you mr clean Energy yet as done nothing at all to make any better snd will deny what I’m saying at least am trying to make Green energy for you to use!!, what have you done so far??

Will also point out the reason am not arsed about pipe work is it’s just pipe work!!, nothing more, the same goes for the compressors and any vacuum blowers or flare stack, the things that take the most time is the configuration of the PLC, the logic, setting up the DCS, proving the Control philosophy, working to the FDS, signals, working very closely with a dent or whoever the grid network is, working closely with hornet well and Siemens, making sure the gas analyses are correct, it’s not the kit as such it’s the comms between everything and instrumentation, but am sure they will have a good PLC company on board and good instrumentation techs too, and good management and coordination, and hopefully a good program of works and expected schedules of kit and other in the next few weeks

Lol am happy with the job I have at the moment, should be done at this site Feb next year but you never know, but they will have a commissioning manager and commission engineer on this project already and I think I remember they have managed to get some staff back already from when this site was live before, which will be invaluable experience

I honestly think angs are trying there best, today I was told the kit needed for the fire suppression for the control panels as been delayed by 3 weeks!!, and we was hoping to start a performance test next week!, that’s commissioning for you, but like I keep saying angs process is a lot more straightforward as the gas is there in the ground, and the process is basically pressure Regulating valves, flow meters, TT’s & PIT’s, GEU, calibration gases, and DCS, it’s basically a case of flowing one one point to another, and get paid for it just like you gas meter at home, that says how much you used but in angs case how much to grid,
The delays will come down to the funding and how ling that took but to get 12 million in funding is a massive thing that I can trust for one project too, then the manufacturers and sourcing the right type too, then there as been delays in getting things shipped to this Country, then you got FAT’s to do before kit is sent to site, then the delays have a impact on the engineers as your rescheduling them all the time and they have other project and customers, so it’s a big battle and there aren’t that many in this Industry capable of this type project,
The only thing I won’t to see from angs is that they are going to install a CHP, and start the process of when this site runs out of gas that they having planning to turn this site into a AD plant, or have both side by side, now that would be a massive thumbs up if they do that as it’s green green snd Co2 caption to,

Am a site manager and commissioning engineer of a gas plant in Hull,
I’ve worked on a lot of projects, gas to grid, electricity grid, turbines electricity grid again gasification , ERF, AD plant, and the water Industry, biomass, THP,
Am not saying I know it all as I don’t and ever day is a school day in my Industry, and I’ve not worked on gas in a thr ground or drilled a well neither,,but I have knowledge of the process,, and will try and add input when I can

To put this a different way, you use VSD drives, or soft starts etc, they all need power, this is what controls the speed of any motor, but also the grid pressure and CV’s too

When you refer to gas engines assume you mean HPC?, if so they will need electrician to run them, the kit that makes electricity are called CHP’s, which users gas to do that process, I’ve not read anywhere yet that CHP’s are being installed yet, but buy using CHP’s you get RHI incentives,,

I still don’t get your point??, it doesn’t matter,, you put the support legs in, might the pipes, add the flanges or welds, then pressure test them, what is your point?, a set of engineers would fly the pipe lines in place, connect them and then pressure test them,,
And nothing in gas is called plumed in!!, that refers to plumbing, I.e water!, this is gas we are talking about,
I still don’t get what your referring too? The engineers doing the pipe work do this day in day out, I think it’s a case and wait and see and wait for a up date from angs and the next RNS, am honestly bored of reading some of the stuff I read on this forum, snd people who are genuinely invested would not be basing there own investment!, makes no sense at all

The flare stack will be for the whole site as it’s a requirement by EA, to burn the gas off , let say the ROV was closed and they had a failed or passing valve you would need to use the flare stack,, but the flare moving forward is only there for emergences, and you normally are only allowed to flare for so many hours per year when operationally, like I’ve said in my other post I work with AD so we have to make the gas they will have it sitting there in a sense, so will be a slightly different set up, I don’t know if ANGS are going to install gas domes too which would be good too as it would help with not having to use the flare stack, other option to help is to install a CHP which I think they will as that will power the plant at the same time

Why dose that matter how far they all span up when you add them together?, what is your point?, do you have a clue what you are going on about?, and are you invested in this share?

Lmao,,

Please read my posting history!!, I said no pipe showing for the flare stack and referred to the flange and valve, I. E not showing where the connection point is and how far!!, from the flare stack,
And anyone who knows about foundations and pipe work know it won’t take to long to sort it and to connect up to the flare stack,, and there will also need to be a cable route and duct system in place for the cabling and Electric and signal cables, I would assume that the ducts will be put in place whist foundations are being done,,
Why would you say the flare is just for a side track???? What are you going on about?, even if it was for a side track you still need a connection point??,

Glad to see the flare on-site
I would assume that all new pipework and existing pipe work as been pressure tested, and signed of and certify,,
Looking at the pictures I can’t see any pipe work in place for the flare stack, but there will be a flange and valve in place to connect onto, so should take to long to install that section of pipe to flare stack,, once that’s done they can then let gas flow to the flare stack and do simulations of of gas to grid,
I see the moles have come back out from under there rocks again!!, hopefully very shortly it be to cold and they will stay under there rocks!!, it’s honestly said to see none investors spending time on this site bashing a share all day!!, very sad life’s they live

Morning Echdelta,,

In my opinion I don’t see any issues with what angs as told us far, the kit is being commissioned and going through the FAT,, once signed off it be good to go to site and there isn’t one project I can name that hasn’t had delays, if it be gas to grid, electricity to grid or CHP or by a turbine, they never do, I worked in the water industry, anaerobic digester, gasification, biomass and there all over run,, but for angs it’s a lot simpler in terms as they have the gas in the ground and all the projects I’ve been involved with have to make either the gas or steam for the turbine, so a lot more to it,,
And certain parts or bits of kit can have a long turn around time, but what angs will do is ordered specialist parts and have spares on site for break downs so the down time is minimal,

Morning,,

Well the date is a Wednesday so the engineers would of had a day to prep after the new year as I think Monday is classed as a bank holiday due to New Year’s Day falling on a weekend,,I know my contractors have all got Monday off,
As for the spud and location I don’t really see a issue with it being located where it is, someone would of done Rigorous detail planning and HSE documentation and RAM’s, program of works,,etc, if it does go a head and is successful without any issues which am sure there won’t be then that’s a bonus for all us share holders

Also I wouldn’t be surprised if angs actually go down the route of anaerobic digesters!!, as it’s going to be very simple for them to do that if they got planning and EA approved,, as they would have all the infrastructure in place for the gas, it’s a easy 10k a day for them plus a CHP too, and it’s green energy too

Like I said mid January is when your will know if there in front or behind, depends on contractors and
Suppliers

The side track would be in a different location to where the gas line is, and then added to the main gas line to the Compressor

Sorry I will answer , in my option I can’t see the side track happening till they go gas to grid, as in my opinion they will won’t to prove the concept of what they have first and that it’s all working as it should be without adding a side track into to this, but in all honestly they could to as it won’t effect the gas flow neither, it depends on how confident they are, see gas will flow through none return valves so there won’t be issues with a side track, it’s more about seeing how everything works once flowing,

Hiya,,

Well the pipe work can come in 3mrts lengths and use a thing called sanpress, but most likely normal pipe work, flanges, welds etc, and pressure test,, the foundations don’t take that long it’s just a concrete bed, a bit of strutting etc and rebar, and frames, for the pipe work, nothing major at all, there will be say a few gas monitors analyses, and flow meters, so some minor electrical works, or 4 to 10 signals, or 24 volts maybe 240 volts depends on dpec really, but without reading there functional design specification I don’t know what they have spec, so hard to say, but it’s all relatively the same, but my guess would be about two weeks for concrete and two weeks for pipe work,, then test with nitrogen for pressure testing etc,,it comes down to the grid pressure tho too , and what they can go too, so pipe size for optimum gas flow and CV value too, CH4 tends to be around 95 per cent plus so a little too up and jobs a gooden etc,

Lol, am on about my company I work for, if you read my messages it says I work doing anaerobic digesters, angs have it sitting in the ground ready to go