Dateline: Tue, 02 Aug 2005
freeNewsArticles Story Summary: “LOS ANGELES, Calif. – August 2 (SEND2PRESS NEWSIWRE) — DynaPump, Inc. has announced the results of energy testing from the manufacture and operation of their entire line of innovative pumping systems. Test results have shown that the manufacturing of a DynaPump unit saves 1 million kw/hr per pump when compared to a conventional beam pump.”
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All companies that produce fluids and gases from the ground can benefit greatly in many areas.
LOS ANGELES, Calif. – August 2 (SEND2PRESS NEWSIWRE) — DynaPump, Inc. (www.dynapumpinc.com) has announced the results of energy testing from the manufacture and operation of their entire line of innovative pumping systems. Test results have shown that the manufacturing of a DynaPump unit saves 1 million kw/hr per pump when compared to a conventional beam pump.
Photo Caption: DynaPump model 13 with 200 HP and 360″ stroke on Vintage Petroleum well in Ventura, CA.
The DynaPump unit weighs 10% of the weight of a conventional unit. This can result in a capital price savings of $30,000 to $60,000 to the customer.
Test results from major oil companies who are using the DynaPump on their wells in 8 U.S. states and Venezuela have resulted in average energy consumption savings of 30% over conventional beam pumps and 60% over submersible pumps. This savings is crucial to the world’s energy needs based on the large volume of pumps in the world and the fact that the pumps run 24 hours a day.
A large independent oil company in California recently received a 25% rebate on the purchase price from Southern California Edison for the purchase and use of DynaPump units on wells in Southern California. The oil industry is the largest consumer of energy in California with 40,000 producing wells in Southern California running 24 hours a day. If a small percentage of them were converted to DynaPump units the energy savings would be significant and would free up a tremendous amount of energy.
“The energy savings is so large and significant that the DynaPump will transform the pumping industry in the near future,” said Allan Rosman, President of DynaPump.
The DynaPump System:
The Power Unit is the control center that provides the ability to convert electrical energy to hydraulic power and to control pump stroke as needed to provide optimum pumping efficiency.
The Pumping System allows for independent control of the speed in both the up and down direction and allows for independent adjustment of the top and bottom stroke. The unit also has the ability to adjust its speed automatically to provide pump off control.
About DynaPump, Inc.
The company is a rapidly growing Southern California-based designer and manufacturer of surface-mounted artificial lift systems. Incorporated in 1993, the Company has developed a revolutionary new surface-mounted hydraulic pumping system that will dramatically impact the petroleum industry. Designed and developed over the last 24 years, this proprietary lifting system consists of electronic sensors, hydraulic equipment, and computer control and monitoring. While initially targeting the petroleum industry, the Company believes that its innovative technology has a diverse array of applications.
It is DynaPump’s goal to become the world leader in surface-mounted, artificial lifting systems, and to realize its potential as a billion dollar company. Hundreds of DynaPumps in all models are currently in operation in eight U.S. states and Venezuela with over 20 oil operators including ExxonMobil, Chevron, BP, ConocoPhillips, Marathon, Occidental Petroleum, Apache, Vintage, Williams, Berry and PDVSA.
For more information on the companies products please visit www.dynapumpinc.com or call (818) 407-7577.
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