Built for the people who sign the well
The same cited advice serves everyone on the well, shaped to the call each one makes
drilling engineer
Pick the casing alloy on what the record supports
Agents turn your brine chemistry and well records into a materials choice you can defend.
In the pilot
- The corrosion and materials basis of design in six sections, every claim cited to its page.
- The temperature, chloride and pH range where your alloy has been tested.
- A check that asks for temperature and sample point before it answers a pH question.
rig superintendent
Drill against a basis the crew can read
You get the plan the crew drills against, with the boiling zone and the tool limits called out first.
In the pilot
- A basis of design the crew can read section by section.
- The zone where brine flashes to steam is screened before any rate is given.
- Logging tool temperature limits raised before any survey is endorsed.
geothermal developer
Defend the well design to the people funding it
Every recommendation shows its sources, its gaps and the checks it passed.
In the pilot
- A cited basis of design with a gap register, the list of what the record does not show.
- Cost figures only with their sample size, year and basis, or a refusal.
- A refusal, not a guess, when the record cannot support the call.
drilling contractor
Bring geothermal experience to a crew that has not drilled it yet
The agents show an oil and gas crew the published geothermal record, with the differences called out.
In the pilot
- Fixed statements every answer carries, such as where MR0175 stops applying.
- A basis of design the client engineer of record can sign.
integrity engineer
Run the monitoring programme from the same basis the well was built on
The basis of design ends with operating limits and monitoring points, and every rate it quotes carries its source.
In the pilot
- Corrosion rates as a range with the conditions they apply to, never one number.
- Remaining life questions that ask for tool accuracy before they answer.
- A refusal, not a certificate, when asked to sign off fitness for service.