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Wednesday, October 6, 2021
Further expanding their international presence more widely into Africa, Asystom announced the appointment of Enerbull Limited as their latest reseller. Enerbull will supply Asystom’s IoT predictive maintenance technology in the oil, gas and energy industries in Nigeria.
Enerbull Limited is envisioned to be a one-stop shop subsurface, surface and subsea service provider in the oil and gas industry, deploying innovative cutting edge technologies and services that will minimize costs (CAPEX and OPEX) and improving on the ROI, hence adding significant value to their clients. Their strength comes from many years’ of hands-on industry experiences within the energy industry, servicing producing companies (national and international), both on technical and management levels to achieve positive results.
Asystom’s solution is easily scalable, it monitors and analyses any rotating machine and helps to predict anomalies wirelessly and non-intrusively with a simple installation. Asystom’s ATEX/IECEx sensors monitor not only heat and vibration, but uniquely ultrasound too, meaning energy customers have the earliest possible alert of drift (before any damage has occurred), up to 8 weeks in advance. They run on standard batteries for up to 10 years without intervention and are controlled remotely. Data is processed at the Edge on the sensors before being sent to a dedicated server either in the cloud or on premises and can also be integrated easily into a customer’s existing software/platforms.
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