In many oilfields around the world, especially those located in remote or harsh environments, production conditions are far from ideal. High water cut, sand production, fluctuating flow rates, and low ambient temperatures often coexist

In actual field operations, production behavior is often far less stable than expected. Gas rate fluctuates, water cut increases earlier than forecast, and solids may appear once the well begins to clean up.

Last night, insulation work was completed on the skid-mounted water bath heater currently under fabrication for a UAE project. With this step finished, the unit is gradually taking its final shape on the workshop floor.

Recently, HC reached a new cooperation agreement with a European client for the supply of two shell and tube heat exchangers. The equipment will be used in an industrial heat transfer system,

Over the years, HC has supplied equipment for early production facilities in a variety of operating environments. Feedback from field operations consistently shows that simple

From HC’s experience working with operators and EPC contractors, the efficiency of the quotation and technical evaluation process depends largely on whether the right information is prepared and shared upfront.

In many cases, unstable liquid levels, intermittent carryover, or downstream fouling are not caused by poor operation, but by design assumptions that did not fully reflect how the well would actually produce.

In oil and gas field surface facilities, one of the most frequently asked questions from operators is simple but critical: how to remove sand efficiently without affecting system stability.