Baker Hughes
35+ years of representation
Over the years, Tam oilfield services, in partnership with Baker Hughes, has designed, repaired, assembled, and operated high technology ESP systems that last longer and pumps more fluid for all oil companies in Egypt , our systems performed in different extreme well conditions.
Localizing Baker Hughes Oilfield Services
Being one of the leaders in the artificial lift industry and ESP in the Egyptian markets,
TAM provides customers with a high-quality, fast delivery, and competitive array of Baker Hughes products and services.
The privately owned duty-free zone gives TAM a unique advantage in the following:
- Easy and fast Customs administration.
- Resident customs employees dedicated to TAM give us flexibility in receiving and shipping products.
- Indoor and outdoor areas for warehousing and future expansion.
- Service Center assembly, repair, testing and manufacturing capabilities.
Baker Hughes Oilfield Services product lines
Baker Hughes Oilfield Services helps operators maximize return on investment by enabling them to:
- Lower capital expenditures during exploration and development
- Minimize operational expenditures during production
- Keep pipelines and process plants operating at peak efficiency
The product lines which comprise the Oilfield Services portfolio deliver:
- Quality, through precisely placed wells, optimized completions and maximum production flow.
- Efficiency, though rapid well construction, fewer personnel on-site, and greater recovery from fewer wells drilled
- Consistency, from safe and predictable operations, lower HSE risks, and minimized production downtime
Artificial Lift Systems
The Artificial Lift Systems product line helps operators to:
- Maintain production flow and maximize recovery for the life of a well
- Limit production interruptions
- Extend a well’s economic life by monitoring well conditions and optimizing operational parameters
Product categories
- Electrical submersible pumping systems
- Surface pumping systems
TAM Service Center
The TAM facility in Alexandria is well maintained with extensive capabilities such as:
- Motors assembly and testing
- Pump assembly and testing
- Gas separator and intake assembly.
- Seal assembly and testing.
- Power cables testing & repair.
- Dismantle, Inspection & Failure Analysis (DIFA).
- Quality Control, inspection and reclaim Machining.
- Surface equipment repair and testing (VSD,SWD,XFRMR).
Service Center Hub
Facilities that assemble, store and test Electrical Submersible Pump equipment (pump, motor, seal, gas separator, etc.) from supplied subcomponents. Typical processes include assembly of new equipment, test (FAT), reclaim, inspect, and stock electrical submersible pump components and subcomponents. Cable test, rework and splice activities may be included in these facilities. Manufacturing processes may take place in these facilities as well. Assembly activities typically are comprised of new or a combination of new/used subcomponents.
Service Center Departments:
- Assembly workshop
- Disassembly workshop
- Quality Control Lab
- Cables and electrical workshops
- Warehouse
- Manufacturing
Theory of operation
ESP systems are used to produce fluid from oil and water wells. They are used to aid production when the well no longer has the energy to produce on its own or to increase production.
ESP systems are typically installed above the perforation zone, allowing fluid to flow from the perforations past the motor. This fluid movement over the motor enables heat dissipation for heat generated in the motor. ESP systems convert electrical power into hydraulic power to lift the production fluid.
The following steps outline this energy conversion
- Production and system performance is optimized utilizing variable speed drives to change the supply power frequency and resulting ESP rotation.
- Long runs of power cable with copper conductors connect the motor with the surface power. 3. The motor converts electrical energy into mechanical energy.
- The mechanical energy is communicated through the ESP system to the pump impellers via the coupled shaft.
- The rotating impellers convert mechanical energy into velocity energy.
- The pump diffusers convert the velocity energy into head energy or hydraulic power.
Hydraulic power or work performed by the pump equals the flow rate times the pump pressure differential.
Baker Hughes
Oil & Gas Services
Strategically Located
TAM DFZ is situated in Om Zeghyou, Amreya, approximately 20 km from the Alexandria Harbor. Through this 10,000 m2 facility, TAM OILFIELD SERVICES provides customs clearance, storage & immediate delivery of key equipment and materials for Partners engaged in oil, gas & mineral exploration and production projects.
24 x 7 Support
TAM DFZ is permanently staffed by representatives from the Duty Free Zone and Customs Authorities and experienced materials coordinators, engineers and technicians, 24 hours a day seven days a week. Whenever a job necessitates site presence, TAM OILFIELD SERVICES establishes a fully equipped, on-site stock point to meet operational requirements.
Unique Features
TAM’s DFZ is also the location of Tam’s submersible and electrical deep well pump workshop. The 2,200m2 plant provides assembly, repair and maintenance services for pumps operating in Egypt and throughout the region. The TAM OILFIELD SERVICES facility now maintains pumps accounting for 36% of Egypt’s crude oil output with capacity for expansion.
Offering Technical Services to the Oil/Gas Industry, Refineries & Petrochemicals