Industries · Oil & Gas

Remote monitoring for sites that are far from everything.

The long range and low power of LoRaWAN® make it ideal for well pads, tank batteries and pipeline assets. We design rugged, low-maintenance networks and integrate the data with your operations systems.

Well pads · tank batteries · pipelines · compressor stations · midstream facilities

Harmony Analytica · central Michigan wellsite
Harmony Analytica consultants at a pumpjack wellhead in central Michigan

The challenge

What gets in the way.

01

Costly site visits

Pumpers and technicians drive long routes just to check readings.

02

Harsh environments

Heat, cold, dust and hazardous areas demand the right hardware.

03

Data silos

Readings stay in the field instead of reaching operations and engineering.

What we build

Solutions we deliver.

Tank level monitoring

Levels and alarms for tank batteries and storage.

Pressure & flow

Wellhead, line and separator pressure and flow.

Equipment health

Pump, compressor and cathodic-protection monitoring.

Operations integration

SCADA, historians and production software.

Why a private network

A network built for the lease, not the office.

Well pads and tank batteries sit miles from power and Wi-Fi, and a cellular modem on every tank is a monthly bill and a point of failure. A CHORA™ network reaches across the lease from a solar gateway, runs battery sensors for years, and reports tank levels, pressures and flows to MODURA.

What that means on site

  • Solar gateways where there is no power
  • Miles of reach across a lease from one site
  • Years on a battery at every tank and wellhead
Technician installing a wireless LoRaWAN sensor at a pumpjack wellhead
Field deployment · central MichiganWireless sensor at the wellhead

In the field

Sensors on producing wells, not in a lab.

These photos are from a wireless deployment on producing oil wells in central Michigan. Battery-powered sensors mount directly at the wellhead and level sensors sit on the tank hatch, each reporting to a gateway that can be miles away. No trenching, no conduit, no power at the sensor.

What was installed

  • Wireless sensors mounted at the wellhead
  • Tank level sensors mounted on the existing tank hatch
  • Battery-powered devices with no power or conduit at the sensor
  • Readings delivered to operations without a site visit

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