An increase in either the annulus or bradenhead pressure can result in a well shut-in, increased workers, or a potential safety/environmental incident.
A change in the flow of pressure or temperature can indicate a reduction in flow leading to decreased production or wellborn damage.
Non-monitoring of injection rates can lead to increased operating costs and in certain cases, decreased recovery efficiency and reduced production.
Manual monitoring and repairs increase time in the field, resulting in elevated personnel risk and more exposure to site-related hazards.
Leaks caused by mechanical failures can have an environmental impact. Early detection of abnormal conditions such as sand and erosion can help avoid leaks and their consequences.
Lack of timely and reliable communication leads to deferred/lost production and increased costs.
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