Cheshme Khosh, Dalpari and Paydar Shargh oil fields

Cheshme Khosh, Dalpari and Paydar Shargh oil fields

Cheshmekhosh oil field is one of the Iranian oil fields, located in the Dasht-e-Abbas region of Ilam province, 52 km south of Dehloran city and 70 km west of Andimeshk city. The field was discovered in 1964 and began production in 1975. The crude oil production capacity of the Cheshmekhosh field is an average of 18,000 barrels per day, and 115 million cubic feet of natural gas is extracted from this field daily. To improve and expand the activities of this complex, the development plan for Cheshmekhosh, Dalpari, and Paydar Shargh oil fields was approved by the National Iranian Oil Company in August 2010 with the Russian company ZN Vostok Ltd. as the operator and the Iranian company Kaison Oil, Gas and Energy as a partner.

Oilfield Equipment Technical Inspection Project (M)

Project Description

Inspection of piping lines, technical protection and control of metal corrosion in facilities and pipelines, inspection of wellhead equipment, inspection of rotary equipment including pumps and compressors, inspection of PSV safety valves, furnace, oil heaters and heat exchangers, inspection of storage tanks and pressure equipment, non-destructive testing, tank bottom inspection using MFL method and tube inspection using Eddy Current test method were carried out in three oil fields: Dalpri, Cheshmeh Khosh and Paydar Shargh.

The project was commissioned by Petro Vostok Cheshmeh Khosh Company and was conducted from 2022 to 2025. Following these activities, new contracts for Bridge Analysis and PDMS services were concluded and executed in Cheshmeh Khosh Oil Field in 2024.

CLIENT: Petro Vostok Cheshmeh Khosh Company
DATE: 2022 - 2025
STATUS: Completed