Vigor Test Well SKID

Vigor Test Well SKID is a self-contained, transportable unit that measures and separates fluids such as oil, gas, and water during production testing. The "skid" refers to the structural frame on which the equipment is mounted, allowing for mobility, stability, and protection during transport and operation.
These testers are commonly used during well testing, production monitoring, and equipment calibration phases. They are critical in determining the productivity of a well, identifying the water cut in production fluids, and monitoring the flow rates of oil and gas.

The primary function of a test well SKID is to separate and measure multiphase fluids produced from oil and gas wells. The unit typically includes a test separator, flow meters, control valves, and other instrumentation to measure fluid volumes and flow rates accurately.

Basic process:

Fluid Inlet: Production fluids from the well enter the tester.

Separation: The test separator divides the incoming fluid into oil, gas, and water streams based on density differences.

Measurement: Flow meters and gauges record the volume and rate of each separated phase.

Data Collection: Operators use this data to assess well performance, detect production problems, and optimize production strategies.

Test well SKID are versatile tools used in several phases of oil and gas production:

Well Testing

During the initial stages of a well's life, skid mounted testers help determine the flow potential and productivity.

Production Optimization

Regular testing can highlight inefficiencies, allowing operators to adjust choke settings or perform maintenance.

Reservoir Management

By monitoring water cut and gas-to-oil ratio over time, engineers can better manage reservoir performance.

Regulatory Compliance

Many jurisdictions require regular production testing to maintain permits and meet environmental standards.