top of page
Oil wells2.png

Dan FD

Operational

Operator:

Total EP Danmark

Country:

Denmark

Block:

5505/17

5505/17
Tree5.png
turbine2.png

Type:

Oil

Facility:

Production

Water Depth:

43

Installed:

1987

meters

Block:

5505/17

Design:

Fixed steel

Sub Structure:

491

Topsides Wgt:

250

tonnes

tonnes

Intro

Dan FD is the dedicated flare platform in the Dan oil field, installed in 1992. It provides safe flaring and disposal capacity for excess or unprocessed gas from the Dan F complex and supports field pressure relief operations. It is a steel jacket structure without independent processing or accommodation.

Field

As part of the Dan field, Dan FD helps manage associated gas produced from Upper Cretaceous chalk reservoirs. Flaring platforms like Dan FD ensure compliance with safety and environmental standards during routine and non-routine operations.

Facilities

Dan FD’s infrastructure is a steel jacket supporting flare booms and stack equipment. It interfaces with the Dan FC processing hub via pipelines that deliver excess gas for combustion. Utility systems focus on flare ignition, pilot systems, flame supervision, emergency shutdown valves, and integration with field safety systems. Control and monitoring are conducted remotely, with periodic maintenance support. The flare platform’s design emphasizes safe dissipation of surplus gas while minimizing impact on central processing operations, enabling uninterrupted production at Dan FC and associated platforms.

Similar Platforms

drill2.jpg
Drilltower.jpg
5505/17
Heat Exchanger2.png
marineengine.png
valve2.png

SUBMIT YOUR STORIES AND PHOTOS

RigOil is built on the stories of the people who lived and worked offshore. If you have photos or memories from life on a North Sea platform, we’d love to include them in the archive.
 

Upload your photos and help preserve this shared history.*

Image Upload

*By submitting content, you confirm you have the right to share it and grant RigOil a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to use the material for editorial, promotional, and commercial purposes. Copyright remains with the contributor.

bottom of page