Edge Wireless Surface Sensors

(Cable Free communications)

STEPHEN BEATTIE
 Who is Edge Technologies
➢ Technology provider of innovative artificial lift and reservoir monitoring systems

➢ UK Company, Started in 2019 in Aberdeen

➢ Personnel are Ex-Zenith Technologies (ESP sensor company acquired by GE/Baker 2012–
sensor still used today).

➢ Personnel are ex-Phoenix Petroleum (ESP sensor company acquired by SLB 2001) – sensor
still used today.

➢ Accountable for over 70% of ESP monitoring system designs on the market today.

➢ Edge Engineering team were part of the Zenith (Baker) design team for 10+ years.

➢ Have a proven 25 year track record of developing and delivering artificial lift monitoring
systems including ESP sensors.
Organigram
Greg Davie
Managing Director

Richard Hamilton Amer Kassab Stephen Beattie

Derek Aspin Stuart Young Grzegorz Sprenglewski Xavier Ortega

Joe Davie Lee Henderson

Production Tech. Production Tech.
Monitoring Portfolio

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ESP Monitoring Permanent DHG Extreme Surface Wireless
Temperature Sensors

Universal ESP 150C EPG-4 RTU – data transmission.

Sensor permanent Gauge
PCP, SRP and gas lift
Surface Wireless pressure
Ground Fault Zero (GFZ) & Temp gauges
ESP 150C Sensor
EHT500
500F permanent Gauge
SAGD/Geothermal app. Surface Wireless
QUARTZ GFZ)ESP / EPG-6 H2S, CO2 & combustible gas
RESERVOIR SENSOR permanent Gauge gauges
PCP, SRP and gas lift
Wireless integration
Technology

Development Project
Edge – Type of Surface Wireless Sensors

H2S sensor

Fluid Level sensor

Temperature
sensor

Wireless Sensor
Pressure sensor Radio unit

Combustible 750m line of sight range

Gas sensor with the wireless sensors
Surface Wireless Sensors – Applications

The advantages of the wireless sensor Applications

➢ Removes the requirement to install ➢ Well site THP – monitor reservoir build up and
surface cables.
➢ Instrumentation reliability improves draw down real time.
due to no cable connection issues,
common issues with cables is water in ➢ CHP - monitor the annulus pressure to confirm
the connectors and cables breaking.
packer is not leaking
➢ Wireless Sensors can be removed
easily and re-installed on another ➢ Flow line etc…
well.
➢ Plug and play wireless system - The ➢ Well Testing.
system can be installed very quickly.
➢ All types of containers vessels.
➢ Scalable - Further wireless sensors
can be added easily and set to ➢ Storage tanks.
communicate with the radio unit in
➢ Almost all equipment if it has a calibrated
seconds
output, can be turned into a wireless device.
Edge Surface Wireless Technology Overview

Data transmission Range 750m LoS

WELL SITE
 Surface Wireless Sensors – Radio Receiver

Close range - 3db

antenna to receive
data from sensors

Monitors up to 8 wireless sensors

Range 750m
Antenna – 8db
Long Range antenna
Power – 24Vdc
Antennas c/w 10m cable supplied
 Surface Wireless Sensors – Overview

6db Antenna
- Designed to transmit sensor data to radio unit.
- Transmit up to 750m

H2S gas sensor

c/w filter to prevent
debris entering transducer Push Button Switch
- Activate to see the data at well site.
- Design to save battery power.
1.5” display

H2S Sensor
 Surface Wireless Sensors – Internal Arrangement

Surface Wireless Sensor Wireless Sensor - Display Wireless Sensor – internal layout Wireless Sensor – H2S
sensor capsule

Power to Sensor via

17Ahour Lithium Battery
Surface Wireless Sensors – Pressure & Fluid Level
Parameter Specification Parameter Specification
Pressure Range 1-100bar 0-40Bar, 0-160Bar (other Pressure Range 0-1Bar 0-3Bar (other ranges available on
ranges available on request) request)
Burst Pressure 250bar Burst Pressure 250bar
Accuracy 4 – 20mA Analog: +/- 0.20%; Accuracy 4 – 20mA Analog: +/- 0.20%;
0 to 5 VDC Analog: +/- 0.10% 0 to 5 VDC Analog: +/- 0.10%
Setting error/ offset +/- 0.25 FS Setting error/ offset +/- 0.25 FS
Medium Fluid/ mixed fluid Medium Fluid/ mixed fluid
Data output 2.4GHz (EN 300 328, V1.8.1) Data output 2.4GHz (EN 300 328, V1.8.1)
Transmission Rate 1, 5, 10 and 30 seconds Transmission Rate 1, 5, 10 and 30 seconds
Antennas SMA 0 – 9 dBi Antennas SMA 0 – 9 dBi
Transmission range Up to 750m LoS Transmission range Up to 750m LoS
Battery Type User Replaceable Lithium C cell Battery Type User Replaceable Lithium C cell
Battery life Five years @ 10 seconds rate @ 25C Battery life Five years @ 10 seconds rate @ 25C
Five years @ 30 seconds rate @ 50C Five years @ 30 seconds rate @ 50C
Connection interface 1/4” NPT/BSP Connection interface 1/4” NPT/BSP
Rating IP68 Rating IP68
Housing 316 SS Housing 316 SS
Seal Viton Seal Viton
Display No display as Standard (optional) Display No display as Standard (optional)
Diaphragm Ceramic (Piezo- resistive transducer) Diaphragm Ceramic (Piezo- resistive transducer)
Classification CLASS 1 DIV 1 GROUP A & B Classification CLASS 1 DIV 1 GROUP A & B
Surface Wireless Sensors – H2S Sensor
H2S Sensor Specification
Parameter Specification
Gas Type Hydrogen Sulfide
Range 0-100ppm
Accuracy +/- 1% FS
Resolution 0.1 PPM
Setting error/ offset +/-2% FS
Warm up time 120s
Medium Air
Response time <35 sec
Data output 2.4GHz (EN 300 328, V1.8.1)
Type Wired or wireless
Antennas SMA 0 – 9 dBi
Transmission range Up to 750m LoS
Ambient temperature -20 – 65 C
Display No display as Standard (optional)
Calibration 180 days interval
Classification ATEX
Surface Wireless Sensors – Flexible Design

➢ Almost all equipment if it has a calibrated

output can be turned into a wireless device.

➢ PCB that communicates with the transducer

can be adapted to other devices.
Q&A