太阳能化学注入泵 - 星注射系统说明书

Description
Chemical injection during the processing of oil and
gas leads to increased productivity and
profitability. This is most often accomplished with
natural-gas-powered pneumatic pumps that vent
significant methane to the atmosphere. The solar-
powered Sirius Comet Solar Chemical Injection
pump and Star control provides precise chemical
injection while eliminating greenhouse gas
emissions. The seals are chemically inert, which
means the pump can moved to multiple
applications without seal changes out required.
Also, the Sirius pump can be installed with an 8-
point injection manifold to inject the same
chemical into 8 different points, eliminating
multiple gas driven pumps with one solar pump.
The Star control ler’s user interface is easy to
calibrate and operate for day to day tasks and has
extensive automation capabilities to further
optimize injection. The equipment is suited to both
new and retrofit installations.
Technology Group
Injection Pumps – Facilities Design and Equipment
Site Applicability
Upstream oil and gas facilities; wellsite, midstream and downstream pipeline distribution. Emissions Reduction and Energy Efficiency
The Comet Pump operates with zero emissions. However, exact calculations of the methane emission reduction rate are commensurate with both the specific pump being replaced and operating conditions. Economic Analysis
Capital Cost: Capital costs are approximately $4,000 for a retro fit and $15,000 for a new installation. However, exact costs depend upon the specific application based on
flow rate, pressure, location and optional accessories (to determine solar
requirements).
Installation Cost: Installation costs range from $500 to $4,000 depending on site location, chemicals, and pressures.
Operating Cost: Minimal additional operating costs are expected, and possibly none. Operational
adjustments can be completed as part of normal operator rounds. Maintenance Cost: Maintenance costs are usually less than $200/yr, but exact costs are site- and application-specific.
Carbon Offset Credits: The Comet Solar Injection Pump and Star controller are eligible for the Pneumatics Protocol Offset credits in Alberta.
Payback, Return on Investment and Marginal Abatement Cost: Although typically six months to three years, the payback period is project-dependent and affected by the following: purchase and installation costs, natural gas savings, chemical savings from improved injection accuracy, maintenance cost savings, and value of any GHG offset credit or carbon tax reduction awarded. Utilization of controller’s automation features can expedite the payout.
Reliability
Expected Lifetime: The equipment is expected to last approximately 20 years.
Maintenance: Maintenance manuals are provided by the manufacturer. In addition, further
training via online ‘pumps schools’ are available for trained technical sales staff if
required. Operators will be able to do regular maintenance with no training.
Safety
No unusual safety requirements apply. Normal electrical and MSDS procedures must be followed.
Regulatory
∙UL- & CSA-compliant Class 1 Div 1 for Pump and motor and Class 1 Div 2 for entire system.
∙True secondary containment for the entire system ensures any leaks from tank, pump, sight glass, and tubing connections will be contained and prevented from leaking on the ground. Dual seals further reduce pump leaks by preventing chemical leaks.
∙No AER directives apply.
Vendor Information
Company Name: Sirius Controls
Company Website:
Product Website: Product information is available on the company website above
Contact Person: Sean Buffett
Contact Phone#: 780-436-6301
Contact Email: ************************。