Surface Velocity Optimization Now Available to Operators With Plunger Lift Wells, Improving Oil and Gas Well Production Worldwide
Calgary, Alberta (PRWEB) March 24, 2016 -- Extreme Telematics Corp., experts in advanced technology for the oilfield, is proud to present a new firmware release for ETC plunger lift controllers. Version 2.0.0 can be downloaded and installed quickly and easily using ETC Vision Device Management Software and features exciting advancements for optimizing oil and gas well production using surface velocity with the Sasquatch plunger velocity sensor.
Some of the latest enhancements include:
-Logging of Surface Velocity and Average Velocity; Compare Average Velocity with Surface Velocity for past cycles.
-Display Surface Velocity in status screen; Quick & easy viewing of the Surface Velocity of the last plunger arrival. If you witness a fast arrival while on site you can quickly check the Surface Velocity.
-Fast Trip and Danger Trip using Surface Velocity; Automatically shut in your well when the plunger is travelling too fast at surface.
-Optimization using Surface Velocity; Surface Velocity provides the most accurate information for optimizing oil and gas well production. Adjust open and close times for plungers arriving too fast or slow.
-Modbus over TCP Server added to simulator; Allows for faster and easier SCADA integration.
In addition to these new features, our patent-pending velocity optimization algorithm, which makes adjustments that are proportional to the current flow/close time, is now the default optimization method. This Current Time Velocity Optimization was used with average plunger velocity to double gas well production in a recent case study.
To learn more about the benefits of using Surface Velocity to optimize your plunger lift wells, click here.
To download a simulator of our ALiEn2 plunger lift controller, click here.
About Extreme Telematics. Corp.
Extreme Telematics Corp. (ETC) is a Canadian engineering firm specializing in low power controls and sensors for hazardous locations. Celebrating 15 years in business and innovation in 2016, ETC started out in 2001 to deliver certified plunger lift controls that would operate reliably in Canada’s often harsh conditions. Today, ETC plunger lift controls and sensors dominate the Canadian market, and are already the top choice for major producers in the United States. In addition to the ALiEn2 plunger lift controller, ETC’s plunger lift product line includes the well-known Cyclops plunger arrival sensor and the recently released Sasquatch plunger velocity sensor.
Jehn Scantlebury, Extreme Telematics, http://etcorp.ca, +1 403.290.6300, [email protected]
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