“Eliminating multiple approval processes, Daqing Oilfield’s No. 5 Oil Production Plant has achieved one-click access to digitalized injection production.”
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On September 7, 2026, the Seventh Operation Area of Daqing Oilfield’s Fifth Oil Production Plant improved its injection production mode through digital transformation, upgrading the cumbersome multi-step approval process to an efficient “one-click access”. With the help of the automatic control system, technicians can remotely adjust parameters for injection wells without leaving their posts, and real-time data is synchronized and automatically transmitted back to the management platform. To meet intelligent requirements, in 2026, the area began replacing old equipment in batches. So far, 260 injection well water flow control devices have been replaced, and network links have been optimized. A regular inspection mechanism has also been established to ensure stable data collection. To address the issue of discrepancies between the platform backend and on-site data, technicians conducted full-coverage calibration of the collection points at 715 injection wells across the area, significantly reducing production data deviations. In the past, the single-well injection plan required multiple approval stages and was time-consuming. Now, with the digital system, the plan can be directly sent to the station’s automatic control system, eliminating intermediate transfer steps and significantly improving production response speed and scheduling flexibility.
On September 7, the Seventh Operation Area of the Fifth Oil Production Plant in Daqing Oilfield achieved a digital transformation, upgrading the allocation and injection production process from a cumbersome “multi-level transfer” to an efficient “one-click access”. Relying on the automatic control system, technicians can remotely adjust the parameters of injection wells without leaving their posts, with real-time data synchronization and automatic transmission to the management platform. To meet the requirements of intelligence, this area will gradually replace old equipment in 2026. So far, 260 injection well water flow control devices have been replaced, and network links have been optimized. A regular inspection mechanism has been established to ensure stable data collection. To address the issue of discrepancies between the platform backend and on-site data, technicians conducted full-coverage calibration of the sampling points at 715 injection wells in the area, significantly reducing production data deviations. In the past, the single-well allocation and injection plan required multiple approval stages and a long cycle. Now, with the digital system, the plan can be directly sent to the station’s automatic control system, eliminating intermediate transfer steps and significantly improving production response speed and scheduling flexibility.