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Drilling Control Room

Cameron delivers a range of drilling control rooms (DCRs)

to the drilling industry. Our product offerings range from

compact one-seater cabins to large well-construction

centers, able to house essential drilling control and

monitoring equipment, as well as several operators and any

additional auxiliary equipment and personnel.

Each DCR is custom-designed to meet the specified

drillfloor layout and requirements. Cameron engineers

control rooms for installation in any position that provides

good overview and proximity to the drilling equipment.

We can also design and deliver DCRs for elevated mounting

(three to four meters above the drillfloor).

Cameron’s DCR may be designed with one to five

X-COM™ chairs. The DCR is ergonomically designed to

high standards with large windows, excellent views with a

purpose-designed wiper system and fully insulated against

noise and vibration.

Main Features

• Self-supporting carbon steel unit (optional stainless steel)

• Integrated X-COM

• High-level noise and vibration dampening

• Line of sight investigated and confirmed via a clash and

layout analysis using the project documentation

• Fully-automatic window-cleaning system programmed

for different weather conditions

• Fully-adjustable downlights and emergency lighting

fixtures with better backup in case of main power failure

Safety Features

• Removable, easy-to-clean, non-slip floor tiles

• Recessed ceiling with noise dampening

• Two safety/emergency exits

• Sun-filtered safety windows with protection bars and

grids to protect the top windows from falling objects and

the front windows and DCR from moving objects

• Remote-controlled drilling operation

Technical Specifications

Construction Self-supporting, welded steel construction (optional stainless steel)

Exterior Carbon/painted (RAL 9003) steel plates according to Norsok specifications version available

Lifting type Approved pad eyes

Window type Sun-filtered safety glass

Window protection Top and front windows equipped with protection grid

Window cleaning Wipes and washers mounted on top and front windows

Internal walls Wall plates covering high-density insulation

Ceiling Ceiling modules covering high-density insulation

Floor “Anti-slip”-type elevated, mud-resistant floor tiles

Mounting Mounting studs welded to structure

Internal noise level > 65 dB(A) at 85 dB(A) at the outside

Internal lighting Recessed light fixtures, adjustable downlights

Forced ventilation design (*) Minimum 8 air changes per hour

Temperature control (*) 19 to 26° C at -20 to 40° C ambient

(*) 66.2 to 78.8° F, at -4 to 104° F ambient

Hazardous area classification Safe by ventilation

Temperature (*) 19 to 26° C inside at -20 to 40° C ambient operating, 0 to 40° C transport/storage

(*) 66.2 to 78.8° F inside at -4 to 104° F ambient operating, 32 to 104° F transport/storage

Humidity 5 to 85%

Vibration 1 g acceleration peak-to-peak (17-500 Hz)

Size Dependent on layout

Weight Dependent on layout

© 2013 Cameron | X-COM is a trademark of Cameron. | 04/13 AD00378DRL

4601 Westway Park Blvd.

Houston, TX 77041

USA

Tel 1 713 939 2211

Andøyfaret 3

N-4623 Kristiansand S.

Norway

Tel 47 380 00 570

drilling@c-a-m.com | www.c-a-m.com

Scope of Supply Options

One custom-designed DCR with the following features: Cable ladder (DCR to roof)

Self-supporting, skid-mounted cabin (painted carbon steel)

with vibration dampeners, noise and thermal insulation

Ceiling-mounted LCD display unit

(overhead console)

Mounting frame placed on Sylomer M25

(vibration-dampening material) Center desk behind the X-COM with space for free-issue equipment

Raised floor with non-slip tiles (600 mm x 600 mm) One or two side screens for VGA interface to CCTV system,

mud logger, directional driller, etc.

Laminated sun-filtered windows fitted with protective

bars and grids Work desk with one chair

Preparation for mounting of one X-COM operator station

Installation of client-supplied auxiliary equipment, including fire

and gas repeat panel, BOP/diverter panel, telephone, driller’s

intercom, PA speakers, emergency shut down, flashlight, fire

extinguisher, first aid kit, oxygen breather kit

One ex-type light fixture with battery backup (2x18W)

integrated in the recessed ceiling of the DCR Radio/CD player

Utility pole for telephone, talkback system, UHF radio,

lights and window washer system controls Electrical sun blinds

Interface panel for X-COM control equipment:

Auxiliary DCR control (internal power distribution, light control)

Auxiliary electrical/data interfaces (network equipment)

Stainless steel exterior

Wipe/wash system installed, including piping, washer tank,

nozzles and control equipment

Main door with automatic return, integral window,

stainless steel lock and gas-tight seals

One emergency exit hatch

Preparation for emergency stop button installation

White board, integrated shelving section (to suit A4 files),

coat/hat rack

Prepared for connection to air-forced ventilation system