The Heavy Oil Operating System (HOOS) is a cutting-edge artificial oil lifting technology that boosts energy efficiency and reduces costs. It uses a durable textile belt to transport oil, minimizing maintenance and energy consumption. HOOS excels in handling high-viscosity and sandy oils, and includes digital monitoring for real-time data and remote operation. This system significantly lowers operating expenses and enhances production efficiency, making it ideal for challenging oil environments.
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Beginning in January 2021, a six-month test was initiated for two HOOS units near Ahmedabad, India, with ONGC as the beneficiary. This test aimed to evaluate the performance and reliability of the HOOS technology in challenging environmental conditions, and it ultimately proved to be a resounding success. During this period,
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In late 2017, I was first introduced to the HOOS project, where I was informed about several shortcomings in the automation of the HOOS units. Early in 2018, I visited two sites where HOOS units are operating, specifically in Videle and Păcureți, to gain a comprehensive understanding of the system.
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The Heavy Oil Operating System (HOOS) is an innovative artificial oil lifting technology designed to enhance energy efficiency, reduce costs, and increase crude oil production, shifting the focus from vertical pumping to vertical transportation. Utilizing a durable, oil-adherent textile belt capable of lifting up to 100 barrels of heavy oil