Basrah Mas Company (BMC) has undertaken a comprehensive overhaul project with the Basra Oil Company (BOC), focusing on 2 X Frame 5 BH Gas Turbines located at Tuba and PS1 stations. This extensive project includes not only the comprehensive servicing of the turbines but also the balance of plants, supply of OEM spare parts, and a significant upgrade to the Human-Machine Interface (HMI) system, integrating the latest technology to enhance operational efficacy and interface intuitiveness.

Supervised by the renowned Original Equipment Manufacturer, Baker Hughes, the project highlights BMC’s dedication to quality and excellence. By providing a robust team of experts, BMC ensures that every aspect of the project, from intricate machinery overhauls to the sophisticated upgrade of control systems, is managed with the utmost precision.

The scope of BMC’s services is extensive: from deploying skilled manpower to offering specialized tools and heavy lifting equipment, all orchestrated from BMC’s state-of-the-art rotating equipment workshop in North Rumaila. This facility plays a pivotal role in supporting the project’s execution, allowing for seamless operations and impeccable service delivery.

Employing advanced borescope technology for internal inspections, BMC affirms its commitment to maintaining high-performance standards and reliability. This proactive approach to equipment health and operational integrity is a testament to BMC’s forward-thinking strategy.

As BMC orchestrates these critical upgrades and maintenance activities, it solidifies its reputation as an industry leader capable of executing technically challenging projects. The collaboration with BOC is not just about refurbishment but setting a benchmark for technological advancement and operational sustainability in the energy sector.