Equipment/Software/Literature

Oct. 7, 2002
The new Anchor pump 101E is an electrically operated positive displacement piston jack version with a top head drive motor suited for low flow bottom intake recovery at abandoned refinery sites.

New pump used for refinery groundwater remediation

The new Anchor pump 101E is an electrically operated positive displacement piston jack version with a top head drive motor suited for low flow bottom intake recovery at abandoned refinery sites.

For groundwater remediation, the 101E pulls liquid into the pump with every stroke and draws liquid to the bottom of the well. The pump operates consistently whether pumping action is clean or dirty, the company points out. The positive displacement action resists slowdown or stoppage in sticky and oily applications. The pump can be operated and communicated with from a remote location.

The pump's electric drive mechanism is positioned at the top of the well, and it can be easily viewed during operation and is not affected by environment of the well. In addition, electric lines are not introduced into the well. The pump is capable of removing water and product such as oil, solvent, leachate, and condensate from a well casing of 2 in. diameter or greater to depths of 280 ft. Because the fluid inlet is located at the bottom of the pump intake cylinder, it can remove water or product to 0 submergence depth. The pump has a capacity of 0-1.2 gpm.

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Source: Blackhawk Environmental Co., 21 W. 161 Hill Ave., Glen Ellyn, IL 60137.

New compressor monitor internet-based

CompressorDOC, an internet-based product, immediately alarms field personnel via pager, phone, or e-mail when a compressor is not running.

Pumpers no longer have to take time checking on compressors that are running, the company points out. The CompressorDOC connects to the back of the compressor and uses digital overhead channel technology to provide real-time data on the internet, which allows producers to view their data from wherever they can access the internet.

They know the status of their compressors, the history of alarm notifications, run-time percentage calculations, and downtime hours, in addition to alarm notification when a compressor is down.

The system is customized for each company and data are safe from hackers and competition, the company says. A 128-bit encryption program, which requires an authorized password every time it is accessed, is used.

Source: eLynx Technologies Inc., 6655 S. Lewis, Suite 300, Tulsa, OK 74136.

Combustible gas monitor detects MTBE

The Ultima infrared combustible gas monitor is now able to detect methyl tertiary butyl ether.

Designed with reliable, advanced IR technology and easy-to-use features, the monitor is rugged, compact, and easy to calibrate. It is suited for use in petrochemical monitoring operations.

The IR sensing element simply plugs into the Ultima, as do the other sensors in the Ultima family.

It offers complete calibration (without manual intervention) and a self-contained record of the latest calibration date and time.

The optional autocalibration module permits permanent gas connection and calibration at designated time intervals.

All Ultima gas monitors are available for use with the Ultima Plus digital network system. This allows for easy connection over a single communication line, helping to reduce installation and maintenance costs.

In addition, the monitors provide a local display of gas concentrations (minimum, maximum, and average), output signals, and alarm indications.

A "replace sensor" indicator alerts the user to replace the plug-in sensor.

Relay outputs with two alarm levels become available when the internal relay option is selected.

The Ultima calibrator and controller send digitally encoded signals for nonintrusive calibration and access to advanced monitor features, eliminating the need to open the enclosure during installation, setup, or calibration.

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Source: Mine Safety Appliances Co., Instrument Div., Box 427, Pittsburgh, PA 15230.

New inflatable packer intervention system

A new inflatable packer intervention system runs, sets, and releases on standard slick line.

A preset timer with downhole memory sets the packer assembly with wellbore fluids or carried inflation fluids. The new system can be used for temporary or permanent plug-backs or to recomplete an upper zone.

Scab liner assemblies with blank, screened, or artificial lift are also available in sizes 21/8 in. OD and larger.

Source: TAM International, 4620 Southerland, Houston, TX 77092.