
SAM™
IWC Injection Well Controller
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Multiple SAM configurations available
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12VDC @ 0.41 amps nominal (standard)
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120VAC (with optional power supply)
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Optional keypad/display (Use IPAQ/laptop as
terminal interface)
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Optional RS-485 Modbus master. Special support
for Control Microsystems 4102 multivariable transmitter and
Rosemount 3095FB.
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Optional I/O multiplex board to select between
CO2 and H2O meter runs at same wellhead.
Available SAM I/O (with included expansion board)
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8 12-bit analog inputs (6 inputs dedicated to
injection well controller)
- 0-5VDC, 1-5DC, or 4-20mA
- 0.8-4VDC, 0.8-3.2VDC (with reduced resolution)
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8 digital inputs/outputs
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All digitals are utilized for injection well
controller (IWC) application
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1 pulse input
– Used for turbine meter input
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2 communication ports
– RS-232 up to 115.2K Baud with configurable parity and stop
bits
– External DB-9 connection for terminal emulation program.
– Modbus RTU protocol (supports Lufkin “ELAM” extensions)
Measured process variables
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Analog input
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Smart transmitter input
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Constant
Actuated valve I/O
IWC control methodology
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Flow rate measurement
– Measures CO2 or H2O—calculates single meter run
– Supports turbine meter,wedge meter and orifice plate
– NIST 14 density calculation (up to 17 components). Calculation
—runs in less than one minute.
– ANSI/API 2530 differential pressure calculation
– Live process variables are sampled once per second
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Injection pressure and rate control
Control is based on pressure or rate priority and is user
selectable. Pressure control has override option to keep rate
within limits. Rate control has override option to keep pressure
within limits.
– Dead band/high-low set points (2 set-point methods)
▫ High and low dead-band set points
▫ Single set point with (/) percentage dead-band
– Separate parameters for CO2 and H2O
Protect your reservoir and productivity with IWC
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Protect your reservoir and productivity with IWC
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Avoid reservoir damage from excessive pressure
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Monitor injection speed to optimize production
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Easily track water/CO2 supply
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Quickly identify clogged filters or equipment
malfunctions
– Valve reaction—3 methods
▫ Constant step—fixed on and off times
▫ Proportional—(Not PID)
▫ Continuous
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Pressure and rate alarms are configurable
– Disabled
– Control (close valve or freeze control)
– Dynamic alarm
– Latched alarm
– Configurable priority (high, highhigh, low, lowlow)
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