How we work
From first enquiry to continuous measurement.
Metering is not a box you buy. It is a measurement you have to keep correct for as long as the well produces. Here is how we run it.
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How we work
From first enquiry to continuous measurement.
Metering is not a box you buy. It is a measurement you have to keep correct for as long as the well produces. Here is how we run it.
- 01
Enquiry and well review
You tell us the conditions: well type, line size, pressure, temperature, expected gas fraction, water cut and whether sand is anticipated. An engineer reviews it, not a sales desk. Where the picture is incomplete we ask the specific questions that matter rather than sending a brochure.
- 02
Sizing and configuration
We specify the meter against your conditions: size, rating, materials, installation configuration and output requirements. You receive a configuration and an indicative commercial position, with the assumptions stated so you can challenge them.
- 03
Supply or rental
Purchase outright, or rent for a defined campaign. Rental units are supplied calibrated and ready to run, with contract-hour tracking built in so the billing record and the engineering record are the same record.
- 04
Installation and commissioning
Our engineers handle mechanical fit-up, power, communications and configuration against the actual fluid properties of the well. Commissioning ends with a verified baseline recorded in the platform, so any future drift has a defined starting point.
- 05
Platform onboarding
The meter is registered, its QR code issued, alarm thresholds tuned to that specific well, user access set up and reporting configured. Tuning thresholds per well rather than applying a global default is what stops the alarm system becoming noise.
- 06↻
Continuous monitoring
The meter reports continuously. Depending on the service level you choose, your team watches it, or ours does around the clock. Alarms are handled, configuration is adjusted as the well changes, and faults are diagnosed remotely. Field intervention happens only when hands are genuinely required.
- 07↻
Reporting, maintenance and optimisation
Production reports generate automatically. PPM and annual calibration are scheduled and recorded against the serial number. Analytics trend the well and flag deviation. As the reservoir changes, the meter configuration changes with it.
- 01
Enquiry and well review
You tell us the conditions: well type, line size, pressure, temperature, expected gas fraction, water cut and whether sand is anticipated. An engineer reviews it, not a sales desk. Where the picture is incomplete we ask the specific questions that matter rather than sending a brochure.
- 02
Sizing and configuration
We specify the meter against your conditions: size, rating, materials, installation configuration and output requirements. You receive a configuration and an indicative commercial position, with the assumptions stated so you can challenge them.
- 03
Supply or rental
Purchase outright, or rent for a defined campaign. Rental units are supplied calibrated and ready to run, with contract-hour tracking built in so the billing record and the engineering record are the same record.
- 04
Installation and commissioning
Our engineers handle mechanical fit-up, power, communications and configuration against the actual fluid properties of the well. Commissioning ends with a verified baseline recorded in the platform, so any future drift has a defined starting point.
- 05
Platform onboarding
The meter is registered, its QR code issued, alarm thresholds tuned to that specific well, user access set up and reporting configured. Tuning thresholds per well rather than applying a global default is what stops the alarm system becoming noise.
- 06
Continuous monitoring
The meter reports continuously. Depending on the service level you choose, your team watches it, or ours does around the clock. Alarms are handled, configuration is adjusted as the well changes, and faults are diagnosed remotely. Field intervention happens only when hands are genuinely required.
- 07
Reporting, maintenance and optimisation
Production reports generate automatically. PPM and annual calibration are scheduled and recorded against the serial number. Analytics trend the well and flag deviation. As the reservoir changes, the meter configuration changes with it.
The loop
Steps 06 and 07 repeat for the life of the well. That is the point. A meter that was correct at commissioning and unattended afterwards is a meter that is quietly wrong within a year.