Recirculating Wireless Sensors for Measuring Downhole Properties in a Wellbore

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This market application features autonomous microsensors designed to passively collect temperature and pressure data in downhole environments. These compact wireless sensors, designed to withstand and operate in harsh downhole environments, are non-invasive and non-disruptive to operations. They function without the need for permanent installations or physical retrieval, offering an alternative to traditional monitoring tools.

Promising applications are in unconventionals, wellbore logging, geothermal, pipeline inspection and more. In some applications, AEC estimates 5x+ ROI for operator.

In wellbore logging applications the application could reduce risk, save time & costs over current technologies:

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