SENSORES FROM HEWLETT-PACKARD TURNED THIS CAPSIZED LIVING QUARTER 100% SUCCSESSFULY

THIS WAS THE FIRST TIME IN MODERN HISTORY THAT A PLATFORM WRECK IN WATER WAS TO BE TURNED ON THE BASIS OF A PRE MADE COMPUTER SIMU- LATION. HEWLETT-PACKARD DELIVERED THE SENSORS TO THE LEGS PETRO- FILM GOT THE JOB TO DOCUMENT THE THREE WEEK LONG TURNING FOR HP IN THE GANDSFJORD NEAR STAVANGER, NORWAY.

Alexander L Kielland

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Petrofilms Harald Jan Dahle to the left with two British journalists on the upside down capsized living quarter. The critical point in the turning operation came at 105 degrees. One were afraid that the living quarter  would slide off the platform deck.

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Confirmation from HP, 25 March 1991

Hewlett-Packard Company provides imaging & printing systems, computing systems, and information technology services for business and home. The Company's products include laser and inkjet printers, scanners, copiers and faxes, personal computers, workstations, storage solutions, and other computing and printing systems. Hewlett-Packard sells its products worldwide. Even nature dresses in HP-blue, below.

ÅSGARD B

Picture 1 The Åsgard B gas production platform in Stavanger only weeks before it left for the North Sea. Picture 2 Petrofilm's Mr. Harald Jan Dahle under the gigantic steel deck. Picture 3 Workers returning to the rig after lunch. Picture 4 Testing of the "bar" at the upper level of the rig with Petrofilm's Mr. Harald Jan Dahle as number two from the left. Picture 5 Everything is huge inside Asgard B; this is a view of the gigantic air ventilation ducts that provide oxygen to the entire rig and transport out dangerous pollutants.

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WATCH THE ASGARD B RIG BEING COMPLETED IN STAVANGER

Temporary working permit issued by STATOIL and Kværner Oil and GAS (KOGAS) for Petrofilm Harald Jan Dahle. Project Manager at Kongsberg Simrad Per Hegstad was responsible for following Harald Jan Dahle around on the Asgard B floating gas rig.

Two days work on the rig, one of the 21st Century's floating technical miracles.

Harald Jan Dahle under the humongous deck.

Workers on the mamoth rig return after lunch.

Harald Dahle #2 from left. There is a bar on the very top of the rig as you can see.

MS NORTHERN ACCESS

TGS NOPEC & NOREX GROUP CHOOSE PETROFILM FOR A BABTISING SHOW

Norex Group's Kjell Finstad, # 2 on the right side seated with a glass in his right hand, and TGS Nopec's Trond Kristoffersen (standing with a glass) salutes the new seismic vessel Northern Access. Petrofilm was responsible for putting the show together, including food, drinks, audio visual program and flowers on the tables. The client was extremely satisfied.

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WATCH ANIMATION OF BERMUDA TETRAHEDRON

Northern Accsess was on its way to Mexico and the vessel had to be babtised on a huge screen seen. The show was controled from Petrofilm's Mr. Dahles desk below.

 Petrofilm was responsible for every little detail idea script audio visuals & high quality.

Norex Group's Mr. Trond Kristoffersen speaks as the nitty gritty is taken care of remo- tely from behind. The preparations for the show was completed in less than a week.

The ship is babtised on the huge screen including a special champagne bottle that smashed to peaces.

Norex Group's entrepreneur Kjell Finstad with two of his board members on each side.



ÅSGARD B

Petrofilm under the worlds largest floating gas production rig Asgard B.

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Petrofilm photograph the cruiceliner MS Vistafjord in Geiranger, Norway.