BOP Control Unit Routine Maintenance | Koomey Unit Servicing Guide | Well Control Equipment

Welcome to Offshore Drilling Insights, your gateway to the fascinating world of offshore drilling operations and training. In this video, we take a detailed look at the routine maintenance of a BOP Control Unit (Koomey-type accumulator unit) — the heart of any well control system responsible for operating the BOP stack quickly and reliably during an emergency. In this video, we cover: ✅ Overview of BOP control unit components (accumulator bottles, pumps, manifold, valves, control panel) ✅ Daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance checklist ✅ Accumulator pre-charge pressure checks (nitrogen) ✅ Hydraulic fluid level, quality, and change intervals ✅ Air and electric pump function testing ✅ Regulator and valve inspection ✅ Remote panel and pod line function checks ✅ Common faults, leaks, and troubleshooting tips ✅ Safety precautions while servicing the unit Regular maintenance of the BOP control unit ensures fast, reliable BOP response during a well control event and keeps your rig compliant with API 16D standards. This guide is useful for rig mechanics, well control technicians, drilling supervisors, and students studying well control systems. 👍 Like this video if you found it helpful 🔔 Subscribe for more Oil & Gas / Drilling Equipment tutorials 💬 Drop your questions in the comments — I reply to every genuine query! #BOPControlUnit #KoomeyUnit #WellControl #AccumulatorUnit #DrillingEquipment #OilAndGas #RigSafety #API16D #BOPMaintenance #DrillingEngineer #PetroleumEngineering #OilfieldTraining