Halliburton Energy Services, Inc.

Andrew Nagler

William Ruhle

Andi Kabuci

Some implementations include a method for an electronic control system for controlling equipment at a wellsite. The method may include detecting input associated with a state change of the equipment at the wellsite. The method also may include simulating the state change of the equipment. The method also may include determining, based on the simulation of the state change, that the state change will cause undesirable conditions of the equipment at the wellsite.

System and method for managing hydrocarbon recovery equipment

The disclosure provides a method for monitoring a pumping system, comprising measuring the speed of a motor of the pumping system, wherein the pumping system further comprises a first pump and a second pump, wherein a control system is configured to operate the pumping system; determining a timeout period, wherein the timeout period is dependent on the speed of the motor; measuring the speed of the first pump, the second pump, or both, wherein there is a hall-effect sensor coupled to each of the first pump and the second pump; determining a designated operating condition of the pumping system; and determining if the first pump, the second pump, or both are enabled to operate in relation to the designated operating condition.

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Duncan, OK, United States of America

Andrew Nagler