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Real-time Electronic Monitoring of Operations in Tough Environments (REMOTE)
REMOTE© or Real-time Electronic Monitoring of Operations in Tough Environments, is a theft proof, low-maintenance, low cost, data acquisition unit designed to acquire and store time-stamped pressure and temperature data at remote locations over periods as long as 1 year.
The REMOTE Logger can acquire data simultaneously from up to 22 sensor inputs. The data is stored in nonvolatile memory and downloaded periodically to a small data recorder, and subsequently uploaded to a computer, from which data-reports can be produced and database(s) updated.
The REMOTE Logger was designed specifically to be theft, tamper and weather resistant, meeting the highest zone 1 specifications for intrinsic safety.
The logger consumes very little power and can be left unattended for long periods. Optional backup power is provided by a Solar Panel integrated in the unit. The Logger is equipped with 20 digital input/output lines, 4 conditioned 12-bit analog input channels, 512 KB of flash memory and a real-time clock.
The REMOTE Logger has a sleep mode that shuts down the unit to conserve power. Sleep mode, under software control, reduces current consumption. Normal operating mode can be restored by the real-time clock. The real-time clock/calendar allows date-time stamping for critical data. In addition, the REMOTE logger has a large flash memory, making it ideal for data logging over long periods.
Features
- Low power consumption - draws as little as 11 mA
- 512k bytes of flash memory
- Resources may be shut down and restarted when needed, to conserve power and extend battery life
- 4 conditioned 12-bit analog inputs
- Zone 1 intrinsic safety
- Explosive and theft proof
Pressure Transducer Specifications
- Excitation: 5 V, 0.25 Vdc, @ 20 mA (regulated)
- Accuracy: 1% FS (includes repeatability, linearity BSFL, and hysteresis)
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 105 °C (-40 to 221 °F)
- Compensation Temperature: -18 to 82 °C (0 to 180 °F)
- Response Time: 50 Hz
Applications
- Remote Well Testing
- Computed Production Flow rate Data
- Remote Field Production Monitoring
- Remote Pipeline Monitoring
- Historical Fault Tracing Analysis
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Case Histories
Oildata was the first company to successfully record a horizontal well Production Log on an ExxonMobil Well in West Africa
– Ubit 71, Ubit 75, 1995
The first service company to log a memory log on a short Radius horizontal well in Africa.
– Ashland, 1997
Oildata was the first company to design and install an open-close-open straddle packer system to isolate a high pressure gas zone while simultaneously permitting the production of oil from a deeper horizon.
– ChevronTexaco, 1998, 1999
Oildata was the first company to deploy a wireline tractor in a horizontal well in Nigeria to acquire reservoir data without coiled tubing or pipe conveyed logging equipment.
– Shell, 1999
Oildata successfully re-established oil production from the abandoned Salt pond Marginal field, offshore Ghana.
– SOPC/GNPC, 2002
Oildata has performed 100% of ChevronTexaco's non-rig well interventions and data acquisition requirements in Nigeria since 1996
– ChevronTexaco, 1996
