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1. Are your fiscal metering systems MID certified?

Yes. All fiscal metering systems comply with the MID directive, certified according to Module B + F, ensuring full custody transfer approval. Verification is performed on-site using certified reference equipment.

Our systems are MID-certified by PTB Germany, one of Europe’s leading metrological institutions.

Yes. NMI is one of the institutions authorized to issue MID certification. Our MID certification from PTB confirms full compliance with all NMI-relevant metrological requirements.

Systems are fully customized and can handle very low to extremely high flow rates, depending on the application, meter size, and fluid type.

We integrate Coriolis, ultrasonic, turbine, PD, and differential pressure meters from multiple global manufacturers chosen according to client preferences.

1. Can multiphase systems operate at low ambient temperatures?

Yes. Our multiphase systems are fully capable of operating in sub-zero ambient conditions.

The wellstream fluid typically enters the system at approximately 35 °C, and integrated heating ensures the process temperature remains safely above the pour point — even when the ambient temperature drops to −30 °C or lower.

In addition, pre-heating and heat-tracing prevent WAX formation, ensuring continuous and reliable operation in cold environments.

Yes. Periodic calibration using well test separators or reference wells ensures measurement accuracy.

Yes. Periodic calibration using well test separators or reference wells ensures measurement accuracy.

Crude oil, condensate, produced water, associated gas, and mixed phases.

Yes. We can integrate sand probes, erosion sensors, and corrosion monitoring elements into the system.

1. What gas is used for gas-lifting?

Typically compressed natural gas (associated gas or processed gas). It is pressurized and injected into the well to reduce hydrostatic pressure.

Gas leaving the separator is at lower pressure. To enter the wellbore through gas-lift valves, gas must have higher pressure than the fluid column.

Injected gas reduces fluid density, lowering the required bottomhole pressure and enabling higher production rates.

Yes. Each skid uses precise flow measurement and pressure control valves to ensure optimal gas injection.

Yes. Systems include overpressure protection, automatic shutdown logic, and safety valves.

1. What chemicals can be injected?

Corrosion inhibitors, demulsifiers, biocides, scale inhibitors, additives, and custom formulations.

Diaphragm, plunger, gear, and dosing pumps depending on pressure, viscosity, and dosing accuracy requirements.

Yes. Injection rate can be controlled based on flow, pressure, tank levels, or SCADA commands.

Yes. Redundant configurations ensure uninterrupted chemical delivery.

Yes. We offer SS316, Duplex, Super Duplex, and polymer-based materials for corrosive chemicals.

1. Are your heaters electrically powered?

Yes. They are 100% electric, with no flame and no combustion risk.

For indirect heaters, the heating medium is water–glycol, which transfers heat from the electric elements to the process coil without direct contact.

For direct heaters, the heating element is fully immersed in the process fluid, providing direct heat transfer where the application allows it.

Yes. Fully ATEX/IECEx certified options are available.

Wellhead heating, pressure reduction stations, metering skids, and pipeline conditioning.

Yes. PID temperature controllers and fully automated heating control are available.

1. What SCADA functions do you deliver?

Monitoring, control, alarms, reports, historian integration, remote access, and audit trail.

Yes. Our TMS systems interface seamlessly with major ERP and business platforms.

It includes order handling, loading automation, tank inventory, access control, energy management, and real-time reporting.

Yes. Systems support truck, rail, marine, and pipeline loading with full sequencing logic.

1. Which PLC/DCS platforms do you support?

Siemens, Allen-Bradley and Yokogawa.

Modbus (RTU/TCP), Profibus, Profinet, Ethernet/IP, OPC-UA, HART, and custom protocols.

Yes. We design and develop SCADA/HMI systems including visualization, alarms, and trending.

Yes. Every panel undergoes point-to-point testing, I/O simulation, and heat run tests.

Yes. RIO systems are available for hazardous and non-hazardous areas.

1. What pump types can be supplied?

Centrifugal, screw, diaphragm, plunger, and chemical dosing pumps.

Yes. Each skid can include VFDs, soft starters, PLCs, and safety interlocks.

CS, SS316, Duplex, Super Duplex, Inconel, and coated carbon steel.

Yes. API 610, 674, 675, and 676 options are available.

Yes. Duty/standby and parallel configurations are standard.

1. Do you provide complete EPC/EPCI project delivery?

Yes. From design to commissioning, including documentation and certification.

Yes. Both in-house and field-based testing are included in every project.

Yes. Certified reference equipment is used for on-site calibration and periodic verification.

Yes. Maintenance contracts and 24/7 service support are available.

Yes. Training covers operation, safety, troubleshooting, and maintenance.

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