Installation and uninstallation services for downhole and surface equipment
Direct installation of progressive cavity pumps with any drilling company
Installing and uninstalling downhole sensors
Installation of surface equipment (heads, drives, PMM)
Commissioning and monitoring of installed equipment
Borescope inspection service for progressive cavity pumps

Management and coordination of well maintenance equipment (coil drills, flush-by)
Preventive and corrective maintenance of surface equipment (repairs and repowering):
     • Rotation heads
     • Speed controllers
     • Downhole sensors
     • Torque anchors
Level measurement (static and dynamic)
Comprehensive well optimization plan

Reviewing of well folders
Acquisition and reviewing of operational parameters, such as:
     • Drive parameters (speeds in RPM and SPM, torque, amperage and HP)
     • Measurement of fluid levels (static and dynamic, with Echometer equipment)
     • Acquisition of dynagraphic charts (with Echometer equipment)
Measurement of fluid levels (static and dynamic, with Echometer equipment)
Acquisition of dynagraphic charts (with Echometer equipment)
Selection of artificial lift method according to well conditions
Simulation of wells in C-FER (PC-PUMP)
Well optimization proposals
Monitoring and/or tracking of the service
Failure analysis
Service Reports

Have access to all the necessary well data to evaluate each one individually from drilling, completion, pump history, testing, to the present.

DISA will carry out a daily tour to monitor the wells, making sure to visit all wells at least twice a week, with the objective of ensuring that the system is working properly, as well as a visual inspection of the surface equipment.

DISA will also provide a database, capable of storing and displaying in a timely and graphical manner the behavioral parameters recorded during the journey of each well.

DISA will measure Static and Dynamic Fluid levels depending on the needs of your company.

Two fluid levels per week are proposed for each well.

DISA will create dynagraphic charts depending on the needs of your company.

Two dynagraphic charts per week are proposed for each well.

DISA, after evaluating the operational parameters of each well, will recommend to your company the method that best suits the well and the ideal downhole equipment, in the case of already active wells.

As for wells that come from original completion, the information from the drilling and that of neighboring wells will be evaluated to jointly choose the downhole equipment that best suits the well.

After monitoring the surface and downhole equipment, which includes:

• Taking parameters
• Fault diagnostics
• Increases or decreases in speed and support in taking levels (if required)

Any modification in the design of the downhole equipment, suggested change in the current conditions of the well, that DISA considers necessary to implement must be previously consulted and must receive the green light from your company before it can be executed.

DISA will maintain and monitor the information obtained in the area of operations, in order to evaluate and provide the monthly and accumulated behavior to date of the following variables:

• Database of parameters obtained in the field
• Fault diagnostics
• Failed equipment (greater and less than 365 days)
• Available inventory of new equipment

DISA will deliver a digital report with the information collected and will attend your company's offices weekly/biweekly to meet and discuss the behavior of each of the wells, with the aim of detecting significant changes during the functioning of the equipment, which will allow the optimization of it's operating conditions.