The system replaces larger, conventional and more labor-intensive wireline rig-up, such as solids and scale removal. Galea® can be configured in different operating modes to suit a range of applications and environments.
Fully autonomous mode
Permanently installed onto the wellhead, the system deploys a unique tool string into the well either at regular intervals or defined by the well conditions. Between interventions, the tool string is parked within a short lubricator section which is mounted directly above dual shear-and-seal electrically actuated gate valves. These valves, in conjunction with the stuffing box, provide a triple barrier between the well bore and environment during normal production operations.
Semi-autonomous mode
A pre-programmed intervention sequence is initiated locally or remotely. This configuration is particularly suited to multi-well platforms or pads where regular interventions – such as paraffin wax scraping operations – are required. Having the small, self-contained package located at the wellsite year-round eliminates the dependency on wireline unit or truck availability and reduces environmental impact of your operations.
Manual mode
Enables a quick rig-up intervention solution that is operated locally using familiar wireline winch controls. Significant time savings can be made during rig-up and rig-down compared to conventional operations and when not in use, the system occupies a fraction of the space required for a standard slickline winch unit and pressure control equipment (PCE) package.
Benefits:
Galea® maximizes production while reducing operational overheads by using an intelligent, autonomous system to perform a variety of slickline operations
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