Applications
Conventional Oil
Falling formation pressure, associated gas and a stable ratio give high oil and water accuracy.
Typical depth range
1,000–6,000 m
Four phases, one instrument
0 to 100% gas fraction range
Continuous sand detection
What changes across the life of the well.
Water behaviour
Falling formation pressure gives associated gas at a stable ratio, and relatively high oil and water measurement accuracy.
Sand behaviour
Sand produced during small-scale fracturing when fluid is discharged.
Measurement implications.
Four phases, one instrument
0 to 100% gas fraction range
Continuous sand detection
A stable gas-oil ratio makes this the most favourable case for allocation-grade oil and water measurement from an in-line meter.
All well conditions carry the potential for sand production and need continuous attention. Measuring solids as a phase rather than inferring them is what makes that possible.
Next step
Specify the NGM Series for your conventional oil wells.
Send the conditions and an engineer reviews them, then comes back with a specified configuration.