Supreme Energy II — Floating Liquid Mud Plant Barge afloat
Vessel Conversion · Drilling Support

Supreme Energy II

Floating Mud Plant Barge Conversion

Year 2013 Region Malaysia · ABS Class · OCS Singapore

Vessel-conversion engineering for Supreme Oilfield Services — converting Supreme Energy II into a Floating Liquid Mud Plant (FLMP) barge with 24 mud tanks, 12 brine tanks and a 350 MT barite + 100 MT bentonite bulk-silo system.

24
Mud Tanks (490 bbls each)
12
Brine Tanks
0.5day
Mud Cycle (vs 3-day baseline)
100.6m
Length Overall
Project Information
Main ClientSupreme Oilfield Services
Main ContractorPuncak Jaya Petroleum
Fabrication YardOCS Singapore Pte. Ltd.
Year of Conversion2013
RegistrationMalaysian
ClassificationAmerican Bureau of Shipping (ABS)
Overview

Supreme Energy II

A Floating Liquid Mud Plant (FLMP) barge stores and mixes liquid drilling mud right in the middle of the oil-field, serving multiple rigs simultaneously. Demand for FLMP services tracks offshore exploration and drilling activity, where mud availability and turnaround drive rig productivity.

Dimension Consultants Pte. Ltd. was invited to provide the vessel-conversion engineering for Supreme Energy II on behalf of Supreme Oilfield Services, with main contractor Puncak Jaya Petroleum and fabrication at OCS Singapore Pte. Ltd. The conversion delivered an ABS-class, Malaysian-registered FLMP 'A1' barge with 24 mud tanks, 12 brine tanks, a 350 MT barite + 100 MT bentonite bulk-silo system and full mud-processing, suction, filling and circulation networks.

FLMP barges cut the average drilling-fluid delivery cycle from 3 days (base-to-rig) down to 0.5 days (in-field transport), while meeting zero-contamination requirements through complete isolation between mud and brine systems. Direct deployment in the field supports multiple rigs simultaneously and dramatically reduces reliance on supply vessels.

Key Benefits & Advantages

Why an FLMP Barge

Key Benefits

  • Drilling-fluid delivery cycle reduced from 3 days to 0.5 days
  • Cost-effective vs. supply vessels and land-based mud plants
  • Quick reconditioning of used mud for immediate reuse
  • Direct deployment in the field — supports multiple rigs simultaneously

Operational Advantages

  • Mud availability in-field
  • Better mud consistency
  • Reduced delivery times
  • Higher operational reliability
  • Major savings on supply costs
  • Customised mud for every operation
  • Reduced reliance on supply vessels
Technical Details

Technical Data

ParameterValue
Barge NameSupreme Energy II
Barge TypeFLMP 'A1' Barge
Length Overall100.584 m (330'-0")
Breadth Moulded30.480 m (100'-0")
Depth Moulded6.100 m (20'-0")
Draft Moulded4.500 m
Frame Spacing1.830 m (6'-0")
Deck Loading15.0 T/m²
Mud ProcessingUp to 10 bbls/min
Mud Tanks18 ppg / 24 tanks × 490 bbls
Brine Tanks18 ppg / 12 tanks × 490 bbls
Mud Pumps3 × MCM Series 250 Mud Pumps · 75 m³/hr dual-speed
Bulk Silos350 MT Barite (3 × 1500 ft³) + 100 MT Bentonite (1 × 1500 ft³)
Air Compressors2 × screw-type (190 cfm @ 125 psi)
Deck Arrangement

FLMP Deck Layout

Supreme Energy II FLMP deck-arrangement elevation and plan view
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