Weir Oil & Gas公司是壓力泵和壓力控制設備和服務的領先上游供應商，其今天在阿布扎比石油展(ADIPEC)新推出了SPM®射頻識別(RFID)技術和RFID移動應用程序。僅憑無線連接，將Weir廣泛的RFID知識與其服務和設備產品后端數據庫相結合，該解決方案為服務公司管理油田管匯資產的方式帶來了更大的可見性和更多功能。

到目前為止，維護油田管匯資產是一個依賴人工數據收集的容易出錯的陳舊過程。Weir的RFID技術可以在短時間內按序號登記每項資產。僅僅通過這種技術，管匯資產數可以達1000個 – 且與計數和手工記錄序號的手動過程入賬相比，只需要一小部分時間。

這項技術使Weir的一個客戶擁有900根管匯，將精確度提高到100%，效率提高80%，預計每年可節省94,320美元。憑借Weir的SPM®技術，客戶通過三名員工手動完成庫存盤點的流程從三天縮短為五個小時。

配備有SPM®RFID標簽的管匯可以快速掃描，從而有效地管理庫存，同時允許用戶在進入油田之前輕松確定管匯的檢測狀態。Weir已經在所有的管匯上放置了RFID標簽，使其制造廠可以追溯到2015年，并且可以改造舊件。該技術不僅可以與Weir設備，而且與其他制造商的設備無縫地配合工作。

Weir公司推出的RFID移動應用程序擁有專利權，可用于iPhone或Android設備，進一步實現了油田數字化的目標，使各種規模的服務公司受益。這是一個直觀的用戶友好型應用程序，旨在使許多先前推出的SPM®資產管理計劃(A.M.P.)能直接應用到油井現場。RFID移動應用程序通過序列號識別資產來支持和加速測試和檢查過程，這樣人員就可以執行部件清單，即時回收前一個標簽，并根據其分配裝置整理數據庫中的管匯。操作者可以隨時跟蹤世界各地的每一根管匯。

除了顯著的效率改進之外，RFID移動應用程序還可以消除在現場手動跟蹤管匯產生的人為錯誤。所述SPM®技術使用同時具有RFID和條形碼閱讀器功能的Zebra 8500 UFH RFID sled掃描RFID標簽來消除對轉數和數據的誤讀。每個RFID標簽都有一個與資產序列號配對的唯一標識符，以防止重復。當RFID掃描儀掃描時，物理服務頻段被有效數字化，操作員可以通過Weir移動應用查看和編輯資產信息。

“在過去的十年里，技術已經重塑了我們的行業，但繼續煩擾服務公司的一個基本問題是如何準確查明所有管匯的位置，”Weir Oil & Gas公司產品經理Matthew Trieda說。“我們不僅要幫助他們解決這個問題，還要進一步提供對資產完整性和性能的全部記錄和詳細情況。在北美成功推出這項技術后，我們很高興能繼續在國際上推出。”

使用SPM®AMP和RFID移動應用程序，用戶可以根據工作或設備分配資產，以及查看Weir檢驗證書，確保資產管理人員實時了解每根管匯的狀態及其在機隊內的位置。這些效率和準確性的顯著提高提供了資產透明度，可以轉化為提高現場安全性。

在現場必須出示檢驗證書的公司現在可以通過RFID移動應用快速訪問，并根據需要通過電子郵件發送給E&P公司的代表。這消除了搜索證書紙堆的耗時任務，使操作員能夠專注于生產力。

Weir致力于推動技術的發展，使客戶對壓力泵和壓力控制系統有更深層次的了解。SPM®RFID移動應用程序的推出是對Weir壓力控制智能系統的補充，它可以有效地消除僅靠猜測來進行的管理壓力鉆井和回流操作。

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四川鼎恒石油機械設備有限公司(http://m.kawai-kstw.com)是一家擁有進出口經營權，長期從事國內外石油天然氣設備和配件的專業銷售公司。鼎恒石油公司總部設在四川成都，在加拿大大不列顛哥倫比亞省成立了分公司。我公司與多家世界知名制造廠商建立了緊密的合作關系。

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附英文原文：

Weir Oil & Gas Debuts Mobile Iron RFID Asset Management Solution at ADIPEC

Weir Oil & Gas, a leading upstream provider of pressure pumping and pressure control equipment and services, today introduced its newly launched SPM® Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology and RFID Mobile App at ADIPEC. With just a wireless connection, this solution brings greater visibility and functionality to the way service companies manage iron assets from the field, as it combines Weir’s extensive RFID knowledge and backend database with its service and equipment offerings.

Until now, maintaining iron assets in the field was an error-prone archaic process that relied on manual data collection. Weir’s RFID technology registers each asset by serial number in seconds. Through this technology alone, a spread of iron – which can number up to 1,000 assets – can be accounted for in a fraction of the time when compared to the manual process of counting and logging serial numbers by hand.

This technology has enabled a Weir customer with 900 pieces of iron to improve accuracy to 100 percent and efficiency by 80 percent, resulting in estimated annual savings of $94,320. The customer’s process to manually complete a full inventory count with three employees was reduced from three days to five hours with Weir’s SPM® technology.

Iron equipped with SPM® RFID tags can be quickly scanned to efficiently manage inventory, while allowing users to easily determine the inspection status of their iron before putting it into the field. Weir has placed RFID tags on all iron leaving its factory dating back to 2015 and has the capability to retrofit older pieces. The technology seamlessly works with not only Weir equipment but other manufacturers’ equipment as well.

Weir’s proprietary RFID Mobile App, available for iPhone or Android devices, furthers its goal of digitizing the oilfield to benefit service companies of all sizes. This user-friendly, intuitive app is designed to bring many of the benefits of the previously launched SPM® Asset Management Program (A.M.P.) directly to the field. The RFID Mobile App supports and speeds testing and inspection processes by identifying assets by serial number, which allows personnel to perform an inventory of parts, instantly recall last certificate filed and organize the iron in the database based on its assigned unit. Operators can track every piece of iron anywhere in the world at any moment.

In addition to notable efficiency improvements, the RFID Mobile App eliminates human error involved in manually tracking iron in the field. The SPM® technology eliminates transposed numbers and misreading of data by scanning the RFID tag with a Zebra 8500 UFH RFID sled which functions as both an RFID and barcode reader. Each RFID tag has a unique identifier that is paired to the asset’s serial number to prevent duplication. When scanned by the RFID scanner the physical service band is effectively digitized allowing the operator to view and edit asset information via the Weir mobile app.

“Technology has reshaped our industry over the last ten years, but one basic issue that has continued to burden service companies is pinpointing exactly where all of their iron is located,” said Matthew Trieda, Product Manager, Weir Oil & Gas. “We set out to not only help them answer that question, but to go a step further in providing a comprehensive history and insight into asset integrity and performance. After successfully launching this technology in North America, we’re pleased to introduce it internationally.”

With SPM® AMP and RFID Mobile App, users are able to assign assets by crew or unit as well as view Weir inspection certificates, ensuring asset managers know the status of each piece of iron and its location within the fleet in real time. These significant gains in efficiency and accuracy provide asset visibility, which can translate to improved safety in the field.

Companies required to show inspection certificates on the jobsite can now quickly access them through the RFID Mobile App and email them to any E&P company representative as needed. This eliminates the time-consuming task of searching stacks of paper for certificates, allowing operators to focus on productivity.

Weir is committed to furthering technology that offers customers greater visibility into their pressure pumping and pressure control systems. The launch of the SPM® RFID mobile app complements Weir’s Pressure Control Intelligent Systems, which effectively removes the guesswork from managed pressure drilling and flow back operations.