mBOP Automated Rod BOP
SandPro · Production
The mBOP automated rod BOP is a hydraulic actuated design with pressure sensors for increased operational safety.
How It Works
How the Automated Rod BOP Works
The mBOP “Rod BOP” is designed to monitor and protect well operations and personnel.
Along with manual and remote operations, automated configurations are available utilizing pressure sensor alarms that are configurable to desired min/max values. Alarms can be programmed to automatically perform desired action protecting the well and personnel.
Full 2-way telemetry communication is available to allow current status and historical data observation as well as command actions remotely.
- Manual, remote and automated operations
- Fully customizable to meet operator requirements for blind and shear rams
- 2-way telemetry
- Historical data references for pressure values
Field Impact
Safer Crews, a Lighter Footprint
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Reduced site visits
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90% reduction in fuel and emissions
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90% reduction of human wellsite exposure
Benefits
Why mBOP
Key Features
- Effectively monitor and protect well operations and personnel
- Effective and reliable offset well protection
- Fully Customizable
- 5K or 10K Stuffing Box
- Full 2-way Telemetry (observe/command)
- Compatible with mAUTOGREASE+ (automatically grease stuffing box and monitor rod rotation)
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Tell us about your wells and goals. Our automation team will help you choose the right mSeries setup.
Drew Anderson
Director of Automation
Questions about production automation? Reach Drew directly at danderson@nxgen-sandpro.com.
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