Emerson will showcase solutions for operational efficiency, cost effectiveness and sustainability. (Image source: Emerson)

Emerson will showcase industrial technologies that promote greater operational efficiency, sustainability and cost-effectiveness at ADIPEC

At Stand 7351 in Hall 7, Emerson will highlight technologies that help energy operators address pressing industry challenges, across three focus areas:

• Capital project development – Early engagement with project developers and stakeholders to deploy value driven engineering practices, digital tools and project strategies to improve capital efficiency and ensure reliable project schedules
• Operational excellence – Enhancing safety, reliability and production efficiency by leveraging pervasive sensing technologies for asset management software that give greater visibility into process and asset health, and provide insights that improve decision making
• Sustainability performance – Driving scalable approaches to reduce emissions, improve energy efficiency, and better manage carbon footprint.

Boundless Automation

The company will also showcase its Boundless Automation vision for a future defined by advanced, software-driven automation architecture that liberates siloed data, and unlocks new levels of productivity and efficiency, paving the way for the next generation of automation in the energy industry.

“At ADIPEC, we’re showcasing how our technologies empower energy leaders to address their most complex challenges — from ensuring projects are delivered on time and within budget, to improving safety, reliability, and efficiency across their existing operating assets, and to making progress across critical sustainability objectives such as energy intensity and emissions targets,” said Mathias Schinzel, president of Middle East and Africa for Emerson.

IMI will launch new steam trap monitoring and pressure control solutions at ADIPEC. (Image source: IMI)

IMI will launch its latest innovations in steam trap monitoring and upstream pressure control at ADIPEC, taking place in Abu Dhabi from 4-7 October

IMI will showcase a range of solutions, including the new Steam Trap Monitoring (STM-10) system, which offers advanced IIoT capabilities for optimising steam system performance. STM-10 comprises wireless compact sensors monitoring critical process conditions, and software that uses data from the sensors and smart algorithms to identify instantly whether a steam trap is blocked or leaking. This helps track steam lines that could end up costing operators a significant amount of money in maintenance and unplanned downtime if they were left unmonitored.

IMI will also be showcasing the latest innovations in the IMI Maxseal range, including the J70/J72 and L71 spring-loaded back pressure regulators, which deliver consistent pressure regulation and flow outputs for various industrial applications; and its latest valve automation solutions, including the Zero Backlash Quarter Turn Actuators, digital twin technology for the High Precision Smart Positioner (SHP), and safety isolation valve with partial stroke testing and extended diagnostics via ICO4-PST.

Firas Jaouni, IMI’s Territory manager for the Middle East, will be present with his MEA team to discuss how IMI can enhance plant operations for greater efficiency and sustainability. He said, "Efficiency and sustainability are key to productivity and profitability in the energy sector. Our broad range of high integrity products and new product developments, such as our innovative STM-10 solution for steam trap monitoring, are part of our approach to helping the sector deliver on key commercial and decarbonisation goals."

IMI will be exhibiting at the UK & EIC Pavilion, stand 8439 in Hall 8.

KBR has supported a project to reduce emissions from gas flaring in Iraq.

KBR, a global leader in sustainable technology solutions, will address energy transition challenges at ADIPEC, showing how it combines technical solutions with a long-term commitment to the region, empowering local talent and driving sustainable change

Exhibiting at stand 7251 at ADIPEC, the company will showcase its comprehensive range of services, including decarbonisation technologies, gas monetisation strategies, renewable energy integration, green hydrogen and ammonia production technologies, as well as workforce development and training programmes.

KBR is supporting the Middle East’s decarbonisation initiatives such as flaring reduction at the Rumaila Field in Iraq, where it has helped set targets to reduce carbon emissions from gas flaring to below 100 mmsfcd by 2025. Instead of flaring, the gas is gathered and processed for sale or reinjection into oil reservoirs, improving both environmental and economic outcomes.

Nimit Shah, regional vice president, Middle East & Africa at KBR said, “We are proud to support ADNOC’s strategy which exemplifies the approach needed in today’s energy environment. At ADIPEC, we’ll be discussing how we’re working with ADNOC and other regional leaders to achieve their ambitious sustainability goals while maintaining robust energy production.

“This balanced approach is crucial across the Middle East, where nations are focused on both economic growth and environmental responsibility. We’re seeing this commitment through initiatives like ADNOC’s US$23bn investment in lower-carbon solutions and their goal of net zero by 2045. Our expertise in sustainable technology solutions enables us to support these transformative efforts.”

“Countries in the Middle East need more than just the technology. We’re also focused on empowering local talent. By combining our global expertise with investment in local skills and knowledge transfer, we're helping to create sustainable, long-term change that drives sufficiency.”

Teledyne FLIR will launch the FLIR Si2x-Pro Hazardous Location Acoustic Imaging Camera.

Exhibiting at Stand 1005, Hall 1, Teledyne FLIR will showcase innovative sensing solutions at ADIPEC

They include the SI-2 Series, including the new Si2x, PHH – T-series, Exx-series, and OGI cameras around SF6 detection.

The new FLIR Si2x-Pro™ hazardous location acoustic imaging camera for gas leak, mechanical fault, and partial discharge detection is specifically designed for use in hazardous gas and explosive dust environments, to easily reduce leaks of toxic or flammable gases to improve safety, or cut expenses associated with compressed air or gas leaks in facilities. It offers best-in-class performance, decision support, and fleet management, along with enterprise data integration for optimal efficiency and safety.

Teledyne FLIR will also showcase the following solutions:

FLIR SI2-Series
The Si2-Series of acoustic imagers offers industrial-grade solutions for the detection of air and gas leaks as well as mechanical faults such as bearing issues, addressing the top inspection requirements for industries such as manufacturing, electrical, and utilities.

The Si2 cameras apply an array of acoustic imaging advancements that work to detect and quantify air and gas leaks, mechanical faults, and partial discharge, making them the top-performing acoustic imaging cameras on the market for these types of detections.

• FLIR Si2-Pro: Industrial acoustic imaging camera for pressurized leak detection, mechanical fault detection, and partial discharge detection with on-camera severity assessments.
• FLIR Si2-LD: Industrial acoustic imaging camera for pressurized leak detection and mechanical fault detection in manufacturing and other industrial environments.
• FLIR Si2-PD: Industrial acoustic imaging camera for partial discharge detection with on-camera severity assessments for power infrastructure inspection.

FLIR T-Series
FLIR T-Series thermal imaging cameras offer outstanding resolution, and image clarity paired with the ergonomics professional thermographers need for a full day of inspections. From the 180° optical block rotation on the T500 models, to the T1k's OSX™ Precision HDIR optical system – designed exclusively for the T1K – the T-Series offers the next level in design and performance.