NIDC Indigenizes Know-How for Manufacturing Highly-Used Parts
TEHRAN (Dispatches) – National Iranian Drilling Company (NIDC) has managed to indigenize the knowledge for manufacturing 6,000 drilling equipment in collaboration with domestic manufacturers and engineers in the previous Iranian calendar year (ended on March 19).
After the U.S. reimpostion of sanctions against Iran, indigenizing the know-how for the manufacturing of the parts and equipment applied in different industrial sectors is one of the major strategies of Iran.
Oil, gas, and petrochemical industries have outstanding performances in this due, with indigenizing the knowledge for manufacturing many parts and equipment that were previously imported.
Among different sectors of the mentioned industries, drilling could be mentioned as a prominent example in this regard.
Before this success, the technology for manufacturing the mentioned equipment was in the possession of a handful of foreign companies.
The equipment indigenized by NIDC includes drilling mud pumps, blowout preventers, traction motors, draw-works, drilling fluid recycling systems, mission centrifugal pumps, top drives, and drilling rig slow circulation rate pressure systems.
The company has also managed to indigenize the know-how for manufacturing 242 parts highly-applied in the drilling industry during the first half of the current Iranian calendar year (March 20-September 21).
In order to indigenize the technology to manufacture these parts, NIDC inked six research deals with domestic universities and knowledge-based companies.
At the beginning of the current Iranian year, NIDC Managing Director Abdollah Mousavi had said that his company’s performance will be more outstanding in this year, which is named the year of surge in production.
The official’s saying has already come true, as his company managed to indigenize the know-how for manufacturing some significant parts, and also in completing the digging operations sooner than the schedule.
The latest report released by the NIDC shows that the company has dug and completed the digging operation of 72 oil and gas wells during the first seven months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 20-October 21) some 233 days sooner than the planned time.
Holding 70 onshore and offshore drilling rigs as well as equipment and facilities for offering integrated technical and engineering services, the National Iranian Drilling Company accounts for a major part of drilling exploration as well as appraisal/development wells in Iran.
As previously announced, the company has dug over 240 oil and gas wells across the country in the past two years.
After the U.S. reimpostion of sanctions against Iran, indigenizing the know-how for the manufacturing of the parts and equipment applied in different industrial sectors is one of the major strategies of Iran.
Oil, gas, and petrochemical industries have outstanding performances in this due, with indigenizing the knowledge for manufacturing many parts and equipment that were previously imported.
Among different sectors of the mentioned industries, drilling could be mentioned as a prominent example in this regard.
Before this success, the technology for manufacturing the mentioned equipment was in the possession of a handful of foreign companies.
The equipment indigenized by NIDC includes drilling mud pumps, blowout preventers, traction motors, draw-works, drilling fluid recycling systems, mission centrifugal pumps, top drives, and drilling rig slow circulation rate pressure systems.
The company has also managed to indigenize the know-how for manufacturing 242 parts highly-applied in the drilling industry during the first half of the current Iranian calendar year (March 20-September 21).
In order to indigenize the technology to manufacture these parts, NIDC inked six research deals with domestic universities and knowledge-based companies.
At the beginning of the current Iranian year, NIDC Managing Director Abdollah Mousavi had said that his company’s performance will be more outstanding in this year, which is named the year of surge in production.
The official’s saying has already come true, as his company managed to indigenize the know-how for manufacturing some significant parts, and also in completing the digging operations sooner than the schedule.
The latest report released by the NIDC shows that the company has dug and completed the digging operation of 72 oil and gas wells during the first seven months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 20-October 21) some 233 days sooner than the planned time.
Holding 70 onshore and offshore drilling rigs as well as equipment and facilities for offering integrated technical and engineering services, the National Iranian Drilling Company accounts for a major part of drilling exploration as well as appraisal/development wells in Iran.
As previously announced, the company has dug over 240 oil and gas wells across the country in the past two years.