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The Dailey DJECT I* System... a unique concept in early detection, warning and con- trol of pinhole leaks in oil and gas produc- tion systems. When installed at critical points such as chokes, valves, ells, or tees, the DJECT I device acts as a continuous monitoring sys- tem, reacting instantly to pinhole leaks. It can be set up to sound an alarm and/or shut in the well reducing the risk of danger to people, equipment and the environment. The DJECT I device is a simple but ingenious product that encapsulates critical components subject to abrasion and corrosion with an air- tight shell, using leakage from within the encapsulated component to activate an auto- matic warning/control system. Since the DJECT I system reacts to pressure increases within its Ask shell of as little as 1.5 psi (0.11 kg/cm2), it responds A 9111 to minute leaks virtually instantly. The Dailey DJECT I System ... a method for detecting pinhole leaks before they become major problems. • Reduced risk of injury, fire, equipment loss and environmental pollution *Reduced risk of production loss through leakage 0 Production rates can be increased safely in sand condition wells The DJECT I system is ideally suited for iso- lated production platforms where equipment is subject to abrasion and corrosion due to sand, hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide and water, or the stress of high production rates. In many cases, by the time conventional methods detect such leaks, they have already grown into potentially disastrous failures. The Dailey DJECT I system... a new direction in leak detection. Dailey Petroleum Services Corp. provides products and services for the petroleum industry. The introduction of the DJECT I system continues Dailey Petroleum Services Corp.'s directions into new markets. An example of cavitation in a choke, resulting from abrasion and corrosion. n The neoprene rubber sta- bilizer rings are cut to the QD. of the component being encapsulated. The rings are split so they can be slipped onto the pipe. After adhesive Is applied to the rings, they are re- joined and cemented in place on the pipe. The neoprene relief disc is installed, and the as- sembly bolts are tight- ened.