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LiftPro
The LiftPro optimization service process
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Benefits
- Improve artificial lift system results
- Increase production
- Reduce overall operating costs
- Enhance site safety with fewer wellsite visits
- Rapid evaluation of multiple wells
- Quick well performance analysis and immediate diagnostics
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Improve your artificial lift system results
LiftPro service for improving underperforming artificially lifted wells achieves well-by-well optimization. A 10% net increase in oil production is an expected baseline performance for the LiftPro process. For some wells, gains of more than 100% have been verified by production measurements taken before and after optimization. This is achieved by seamlessly combining your field knowledge with our measurement technology, services, and artificial lift capabilities. Financial risk can be defined and controlled.
Field-proven results
Recent examples of production increases with LiftPro optimization:
- Middle East-An 88% oil production gain from 30 wells in a remote land operation with high water cut and high-production ESP wells.
- Far East-A total production increase of 1,159 bbl in 16 land-based, gas-lifted wells.
- Latin America-A 15% increase in production with a 6% injection rate decrease in a heavy-oil, gas-lifted well.
Acquisition, analysis, execution, evaluation
We combine artificial lift and well-testing expertise with advanced well diagnosis tools. We can predict performance for various well-operating parameters by matching onsite well data with wellbore models of your artificial lift system. Recommendations often result in immediate production increases. A complete dataset, available on demand at the wellsite or delivered remotely, enables you to test recommended changes efficiently and accurately.
Flow rate measurement
PhaseTester portable multiphase periodic well testing equipment, which complements our LiftPro service, measures multiphase flow accurately, consistently, and quickly. High sampling rates enable the LiftPro service to detect immediate changes in operating conditions. This is important when performing multirate tests on gas lifted wells or when diagnosing well instability.
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