Satellite and aerial maps of Dan B platform with nearby locations
| Nearby locations | Km | Bearing | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Dan E platform , Offshore Denmark | 1.7 | 320 | EKDE |
| Dan F platform , Offshore Denmark | 2.0 | 300 | EKDF |
| Kraka KR-A platform , Offshore Denmark | 8.1 | 204 | |
| Halfdan B platform , Offshore Denmark | 10.0 | 320 | EKHB |
| Halfdan A platform , Offshore Denmark | 10.6 | 310 | EKHA |
| Skjold S-A platform , Offshore Denmark | 15.9 | 296 | EKSC |
Dan B platform |
1972 to present | ||
| 55° 28' 8.54'' N 5° 7' 59.03'' E | ||
| Central North Sea, Blocks 5505/13 - 5505/17, Offshore Denmark | ||
| ICAO: EKDB | IATA: | Local: DON |
| Elevation: 124 feet | ||
The Dan field spans Blocks 5505/13 and 5505/17 of the Danish sector of the North Sea. In 2006, it consisted of platforms Dan-A to Dan-E and Dan-FA to Dan-FF clustered around 55 28 N, 005 07 E. The accommodation platforms, Dan-B and Dan-FC had helicopter decks.
The reservoir is similar to Dagmar, uppermost Cretaceous, but the field is faulted into 2 main blocks.
The Dan platforms also receive oil from Kraka and Regnar for treatment before being passed to facilities at Gorm-E. Gas is received from Halfdan and is passed on to Tyra East for export.
The reservoir is similar to Dagmar, uppermost Cretaceous, but the field is faulted into 2 main blocks.
The Dan platforms also receive oil from Kraka and Regnar for treatment before being passed to facilities at Gorm-E. Gas is received from Halfdan and is passed on to Tyra East for export.
Discovered in 1971, the Dan Field is located 127 miles / 205 Km west of Esbjerg covering 24km² in the southwestern corner of the Danish North Sea
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