Dulang B is the field’s central integrated platform and also provides access to platform-drilled wells. Full-wellstream pipelines from the unmanned Dulang A, C and D drilling platforms terminate at B, concentrating field processing at one continuously staffed hub. Installed wellhead-control equipment governs B’s own wells, while production manifolds receive both local and satellite streams. Marine-terminal documentation confirms that the platform processes and stabilises Dulang crude before pumping it through a submarine oil pipeline to the storage vessel moored about one nautical mile south. The platform contains oil, gas and water handling equipment, including a documented production separator, crude-treatment facilities, gas compression and water-injection pumps. Gas lift is distributed from B through dedicated 6-inch subsea lines to the satellite platforms. Waterflood and gas-injection facilities were commissioned as part of the field development, and Dulang subsequently used produced gas and treated seawater for immiscible water-alternating-gas injection. B therefore provides the compression and pumping interface for reservoir-pressure support as well as production processing. Permanent utilities include turbine generators, instrument and control systems, wellhead-control panels, fire-and-gas detection and a flare. The installation incorporates living quarters for the central operating crew. Stabilised oil is exported to the single-point-moored FSO, where it is stored and transferred to visiting tankers through the vessel’s tandem-offloading system. The satellite platforms have no independent crude-storage or tanker-loading facilities.