Servi originally supplied much of the hydraulics when the ship was built in the period 1996-1998 – where McGregor/Aker Pusnes was responsible for the delivery of the hydraulic systems.
After more than 20 years of operation, without much maintenance, a seawater leak in a hydraulic oil cooler sent a team from Servi Group back onto the ship.
Once the team from Servi was in place, they examined the rest of the hydraulic system on the ship; Further maintenance was needed here.
Here you see Team Servi after completing the maintenance job. Svein Erik Lien, VP manager in Equinor, is very pleased with the work done.
Without service and maintenance, you experience faster wear and tear on systems and components. This can cause the system to come to a halt - often at an inconvenient time - and you have to replace parts for the machinery to work again, for example.
Servi wants to prevent a "use and dispose" mentality by extending the life of new and old systems. Reuse, monitoring and regular service ensure this.
The advantages of servicing systems and components are several:
Upgrading existing facilities extends the service life and makes the system both live longer and perform better.
In order for the ship to maintain stable and safe operation, the following maintenance work was needed:
Very satisfied: On Equinor's internal Yammer in the summer of 2022, Equinor's platform manager, Ronald Mikkelsen, describes the effort and work Servi is doing on board Åsgard A.
Facts about Åsgard A:
In order for you to operate more efficiently and smart at sea, we make sure to deliver and produce innovative, quality products tailored to your needs. Together with Servi, you gain over 100 years of expertise in within power and motion control.
