Kaizen Plunger Lineup

During the production cycle, the plunger sits at the bottom of the well, allowing reservoir gas pressure to build up behind it. Once sufficient pressure is reached, the surface control valve opens, and the gas propels the plunger and the liquid column above it to the surface. After the plunger reaches the top, the liquid is discharged, the control valve closes, and the plunger falls back to the bottom of the well for the next cycle. This method is cost-effective and ideal for wells with declining pressure, as it helps maintain production without the need for external energy sources.