New Brochure Reviews ABB Products For Oil And Gas Well Pad Operations

Bartlesville, OK - New brochure provides an overview of ABB measurement and control products for oil and gas well pad operations. The brochure begins with a two-page spread graphic that shows a complex well pad operation with lists of ABB measurement products that may be applied to the various components, such as well heads, separators, fracking fluids, pump jacks, tank levels, storage, and gas transmission.

The brochure then offers a collage of the the various ABB products applicable to oil and gas well pad operations. It tabulates the many functions available grouped by such categories as computer interface, instrumentation, automation, and control.

Next the brochure explains the role of Totalflow RTUs for processing well pad data from primary measuring devices and for controlling pad operations. According to the brochure, well pads controlled by Totalflow RTUs are safe and smart, communicating logged and trended operational data to host systems. Customers get real-time information that is both predictive and diagnostic.

The brochure notes that ABB offers a complete line of primary meters, transmitters and flow computers. In addition, ABB gas chromatographs provide low-cost, accurate solutions for measuring composition, heating value and process efficiency. ABB flow computers and RTUs scale up to meet changing industrial demands as smaller pad stations consolidate into mega facilities.

ABB's Measurement Products business unit (www.abb.com/measurement) is among the world's leading manufacturers and suppliers of instrumentation and analyzers. With thousands of experts around the world and high-performance technology, ABB's team is dedicated to making measurement easy for its customers.

ABB (www.abb.com) is a leader in power and automation technologies that enable utility and industry customers to improve their performance while lowering environmental impact. The ABB Group of companies operates in around 100 countries and employs about 150,000 people