BlackStorm Production System - Shown Being Serviced in a "Set It and Forget It" Installation

In this video the BlackStorm System is undergoing the most complex maintenance it will ever see - replacing a motor in the ESP which takes one semi-skilled person less than 45 minutes. This compares to a barrel job on a conventional pumping unit which would require 3 men, a workover rig w/ a 4 hour minimum and entail lots of mess.

The BPS is a revolutionary corrosion-proof, one piece oil production system combining the durability of a purpose-built thermoplastic tubing system with the efficiency of an Electric Submersible Pump (ESP). The ESP power cable and a stainless steel wire rope are integrated into the tubing string allowing one man installation without a workover rig.

Labor cost for a typical equipment relocation drops by more than 95% with much lower Workers Compensation rates due to enhanced safety. Turnkey installation time from drive up to drive away is less than 20 minutes. The BPS is projected to pay for itself in less than 3 years on the basis of reduced maintenance, elimination of workover rig and no chemical treatments required for corrosion. Fluid moving costs are typically over 50% less than with a traditional beam pump.

BlackStorm is manufactured by the ParFlex Division of Parker Hannifin under royalty bearing license from Angel Petroleum Technologies, LLC. Protected distribution areas for the BPS are available.

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[pushitgently001p]

I reckon this system only works for shallow well,or what's the deepest u can go with this system?

[Shorty111R]

Angel Petroleum Technologies has licensed Paradigm to build one portable production system employing BlackStorm tubing. Depending on depth and pump/motor combo the system will move up to 730 bbls of fluid/day. Jay Reynolds

[GaltSpeaking]

Is this the system that Paradigm is deploying?

[rig1runnin1machine]

just out of curiousity, how much fluid can you move with this set up a day?