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Swiss Fabricating Introduces

Standard "Flyable" Buildings —Literature Offered

Drawing on experience that has placed relocatable buildings from coast to coast,

Swiss Fabricating of Pittsburgh has brought out a standard set. The company is now offering free literature describing their convenient, cost-saving structures.

Designed for quick placement by con- tractors and shipyards, these rigid, light structures permit fast, easy, low-cost loca- tion or relocation exactly where needed by crane.

The new standard Swiss structures are available at 50 feet by 40 feet and 42 feet by 40 feet. Both are built to 19-foot clear- ance at the eave. Building ends can be left opened or closed with doors and windows to specification.

Swiss Fabricating relocatable structure.

Footers or floors are not required. The four access ladders are supplied as illustrated.

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Houston Systems Completes

Custom Work On 4 New Rigs

Houston Systems Manufacturing Com- pany, Houston, Texas, has completed the fabrication and rig-up of a workover/drill- ing platform rig for the Hercules Offshore

Drilling Company, two trailerized desert rigs for USS Oilwell Supply and one mo- bile workover rig for Cooper Manufacturing

Company. Each rig was a custom job and has been rigged-up to meet unique work- ing conditions. 34 Write 360 on Reader Service Card

Hercules Workover/Drilling Platform Rig.

The Hercules rig was built by HSMC/

Rig-Up Services for operation on limited space platforms in the Gulf of Mexico. Uti- lizing a HSMC 450,000-pound telescoping mast and 1,000-hp Gardner Denver draw- works, the rig is designed for a working depth of 12,000 feet and to breakdown into 20,000-pound maximum loads for easy rig- up/rig-down. This is the third of this rig type HSMC has produced for Hercules.

The Oilwell rigs also represent the latest in specialized drilling technology. Destined for the oil fields of Abu Dhabi to work for

ADMASCO, these two desert rigs are rated to a depth of 9,000 feet and have been trailerized with oversized desert tires and skid-mounted mud systems. These are the fifth and sixth rigs HSMC/Rig-Up Services has built for USS Oilwell in 1982. The first two were 9,000-foot geothermal rigs which featured a unique mud cooling tower de- signed and fabricated by HSMC. Bound for

Indonesia, they will drill for Pertamina, the national oil company. The other two, also for ADMASCO, were the 12,000-foot big brothers of the desert rigs currently under completion. The Cooper rig, rated at 16,000 feet, will go to Colombia for Texaco. Moves in rugged terrain will be made more effi- ciently with the compact, minimum-load

HSMC design.

HSMC /Thermotics produces steam gen- erators for enhanced oil recovery, and

HSMC/Metrol Production Systems supplies oil and gas production equipment. HSMC/

Marine Systems fabricates motion compen- sators/tensioners and cranes for offshore drilling applications, and HSMC/En-Flo

Valves produces high temperature valves for petroleum refining applications.

For complete information on all services provided by Houston Systems Manufac- turing,

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