Mobile laboratory wells on the chassis UAZ
Offer type: salePublished: 13.05.2013
| Seller: |  NEDRAKAM OOO |
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| Address: | Russian Federation, Republic of Tatarstan, Naberezhnye Chelny |
The laboratory was equipped with cantilever research winch CTL GIS production LLC "NEGROCAN". Variants of the winch drive: mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and dual drive, for example: electrical and mechanical or electrical and hydraulic.
Lift geophysical LIE to NEGROCAN for studies of oil and gas wells
Is intended for carrying out lifting operations with hydrodynamic and geophysical studies in prospecting, exploration, production wells, and oil and gas development and monitoring of their development.
The laboratory is designed for operation in difficult road (full road) and climatic conditions on HOST-80 at ambient temperatures from -45 to +45 C, a relative humidity of 80.
A full range of commercial hydrodynamic studies on steady and unsteady modes of oil, gas and gas condensate flowing wells, processing, and interpretation of the obtained results with the issuance of the original data on the geological and physical parameters of productive formations, production capabilities and optimal operating conditions of the wells.
Lift geophysical LIE to NEGROCAN for studies of oil and gas wells
Is intended for carrying out lifting operations with hydrodynamic and geophysical studies in prospecting, exploration, production wells, and oil and gas development and monitoring of their development.
The laboratory is designed for operation in difficult road (full road) and climatic conditions on HOST-80 at ambient temperatures from -45 to +45 C, a relative humidity of 80.
A full range of commercial hydrodynamic studies on steady and unsteady modes of oil, gas and gas condensate flowing wells, processing, and interpretation of the obtained results with the issuance of the original data on the geological and physical parameters of productive formations, production capabilities and optimal operating conditions of the wells.
