Talk about it with apathetic, soft and lousy oil recovery software or with an overloaded administrator, however, when the wells do not produce at their maximum production level, it loses.
According to the marginal well commission in Oklahoma, a typical well produces 2.3 barrels of oil per day. Now, for convenience, let’s say that every well that your business has developed is a “marginal production well.”
We also say that, on average, each of your current drilling tenders’ processes approximately ten wells.
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Ten wells, each of which produces an average of 2.3 barrels per day, equals 690 barrels per month.
The pump responsible for ten wells processes an average of 690 barrels of oil per month.
With a price of oil of $ 90, this is an income of $ 62,100 … a separate pump company represents $ 62,100 of sales revenue per month (much more if the flows in your wells are usually higher than those of the well of production).
This is a lot of money.
Now, most of the pumps that we find tend to be very hardworking and do a good job. Congratulations to all the bombs, wherever they are!
You see, the applications allow you not only to provide you with the opportunity to control the bombs better but also to enable the bombs to be better managed.
Think of an oil supplement as a policy against:
Under the production of its wells:
The application will organize its boys and turn the pumping of art into a science. (In fact, each meter has its visualization of the yield decrease curve of each well on its iPad in place, in the field).
Response delay time:
The application will notify your pump and notify your office of the recent problems in the field, which will allow your employees to prioritize the time and make an effort to pay attention (ignoring everything else). Read: There is a lot of information coming from the oil field … you will be informed about important things.
Human error:
The application of oilfield software solutions supplies your pumps, as well as your company, with priority and structured production details, from which you can take adequate measures to solve any problem that might otherwise go unnoticed (! or forgotten!).