OK David, my problem is not so difficult because the wells are already operating with sucker rods and the annulus is bypassed to the flowline. I would appreciate any advising from you to buy one of this electronic handheld devices. The engines I´m looking for require something like 50 to 60...
Thank you also dcasto and I wished I had a hand like yours, as I wished to have a nose like some wine connaiseurs. My concern is really that, guess somehow if a particular pumped well is suitable to a gas engine as prime mover. If I´m not mistaking, I was told or read in the past that someone...
Thank you David, but assuming you don´t have a recording gauge how could you guess or know if a particular pumped well is capable to produce enough gas through a pressurized annulus to run a gas engine? I mean, before you commit yourself ordering an engine without knowing if you have enough gas...
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Assuming that besides reducing back pressure on the formation you also want to use the annulus gas to fuel a gas engine as your pumping unit prime mover, does anybody know a "low tech" wellsite test to determine the gas daily flow rate? I mean, something without orifice plates...
