BRO....I really really REALLY need you to go over that chart again. Please tell what direction it always travels and please say what the colors actually mean. What is pressure pounds and what is "DIFF in Water" mean PLEASE PLEASE thanks
I'm sorry my English is not good but I'll try to answers that question. Red = differential which mean we got the flowing gas / fluid after the orifice. Blue = static pressure. Green (I don't see at the video) = green color read the temperature of the fluid. The devices to read is on the pipe after the orifice (base on my separation vessel) ... And the direction always goes from left to the right... The easy way to read the Barton chart is calculated average from minimum value to maximum reading value on the chart.. As you can see the chart read every 15 minutes by 1 hour. You do the math from averaging every hour of movement pen
Do you happen to know how to read the electronic meter version of that? If so could you make a video on it? Im becoming a pumper and would like to know how. Thanks!
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THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT WE HAVE ON OUR GAS WELLS !! and I would like to know MUCH MORE ABOUT IT PLEASE
BRO....I really really REALLY need you to go over that chart again. Please tell what direction it always travels and please say what the colors actually mean. What is pressure pounds and what is "DIFF in Water" mean PLEASE PLEASE thanks
I'm sorry my English is not good but I'll try to answers that question. Red = differential which mean we got the flowing gas / fluid after the orifice. Blue = static pressure. Green (I don't see at the video) = green color read the temperature of the fluid. The devices to read is on the pipe after the orifice (base on my separation vessel) ... And the direction always goes from left to the right... The easy way to read the Barton chart is calculated average from minimum value to maximum reading value on the chart.. As you can see the chart read every 15 minutes by 1 hour. You do the math from averaging every hour of movement pen
Can you give an example?
Do you happen to know how to read the electronic meter version of that? If so could you make a video on it? Im becoming a pumper and would like to know how. Thanks!
Can you please share flow rate calculations fotmula and coefficient for different orifice size ?
Okay I just wasted my data
My fucking brain hurts...
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