Sensornet awarded Smart Water Injector DTS contract by major Middle East NOC
Released on: June 18, 2008, 7:02 am
Press Release Author: Sensornet
Industry: Chemicals
Press Release Summary: Sensornet, the global provider of the world's most advanced monitoring solutions, has been awarded a contract to supply two Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS) systems for smart water injectors from a major Middle East National Oil Company.
Press Release Body: Sensornet, the global provider of the world's most advanced monitoring solutions, has been awarded a contract to supply two Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS) systems for smart water injectors from a major Middle East National Oil Company.
The contract, worth approximately $1.3M, involves the installation of passive inflow control devices (ICDs) which will enable an evenly distributed injection profile along the open hole horizontal section of the injector wells. The installation is scheduled to take place later this year.
The DTS systems will deliver real time data which will dramatically enhance the operator's understanding of reservoir injectivity performance and sweep efficiency. In addition to providing crucial injectivity profiling data, the DTS systems will also be used for stimulation optimisation. Sensornet's proprietary SureSightTM sensing cable will provide high resolution temperature measurements to continuously monitor the stimulation operation in real time. This will provide data on the targeted zones which will enable the operator to make informed decisions to adjust the stimulation program if required.
The operator intends to deploy this innovative technology on a significant number of its power water injector wells in 2009 creating considerable financial and logistical savings.
Mark Watson, Sensornet VP Middle East commented: "We are delighted to be awarded this major contract and look forward to working with the operator on this exciting project. Monitoring and understanding reservoir injectivity performance is a key issue for the operator. By providing fully distributed data, the operator is able to instantly act on results gathered, which not only reduces uncertainty about individual well performance, but will also facilitate reservoir and production engineers ability to make significant improvements in overall field reservoir management, which will ultimately provide enhanced production."
About Sensornet Launched in 1998, Sensornet provides the world's most advanced asset monitoring solutions, using real-time distributed temperature and strain measuring systems. Sensornet provides the complete Digital Monitoring package to the global oil and gas industry, and offers its own temporary and permanent DTS installation capability. The company is rapidly expanding and has offices based globally in Europe, North and South America, the Middle East and Asia.
Sensornet's award winning technology is supported by a highly qualified and experienced technical, operations and management team, which has provided multi-million dollar turnkey solutions to many of the world's leading blue-chip companies. From system engineering and design, to data interpretation services and post delivery support agreements, Sensornet is a full solution provider. www.sensornet.co.uk
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Contact Details: For more information please contact:
Mark Watson, Sensornet VP Middle East Email: mark.watson@sensornet.co.uk Tel: +971 5 0459 7728