Replies to post #57780 on Koil Energy Solutions Inc. (KLNG)

[JoeSmith]

I seem to recall that project called for nine or ten I-tube hook ups total.

Description of the whole project here..

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=25288960

http://www.shell.com/static/technology-en/downloads/news_and_library/publications/perdido_enabled_by_technology_eandp_may2007.pdf

[SageWise]

Agreed. Protect now with a Subsea blind flange and upgrade later to a BS Latcher Receiver. There is scope to sell BSLs, BSLRs and MWKs in the future to customers needing SBF's today.

SBF = Subsea Blind Flange
MWK = Messenger Wire Kit
BSL = Bend Stiffener Latcher
BSLR = Bend Stiffener Latcher Receiver

"In order to protect I-tubes not yet equipped with the BS Latcher receivers, Deep Down has provided another new solution consisting of a subsea blind flange that resembles a hatch cover. This subsea blind flange mounts on the bottom of the I-tube flange and is connected to the messenger wire chain and surface kit. This system also has a hinging assembly, making it easy to install and recover the subsea blind flange offshore during the installation. This system will provide long-term protection for the I-tubes until a BS Latcher is installed at a later time and umbilicals are pulled in and hung off"