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This coarse blends lecture, hands-on exercises, and seminar teaching styles to enhance your learning experience. Participants work with software packages that allow them to analyze artificial lift packages that allow them to analyze artificial lift designs quickly and accurately. Such programs should improve performance and result inhigher production rates and/or reduced operating costs. Participants learn how to design and troubleshoot rod pumping, continuous gas lift, and electric submersible pump systems. Other methods such as progressing cavity, plunger lift, jet pump, hydraulic pump, and intermitted gas lift will also be addressed.
- • Overview of artificial lift technology
- • Criteria for selection of artificial lift system
- • Reservoir performance:inflow and outflow
- • Artificial lift screening
- • Rod-pump design:pumping unit, rods pump, prime movers, gas anchor, pump-off controls
- • Gas lift design:madrels, valves, injection gas requirements, temperature, chokes, spacing , equilibrium curve, continuous flow design
- • ESP Design:pump performance curves, pump intake curves, typical problems, installation, troubleshooting
- • Best practices for installation and maintenance for all methods
- • Economic analysis
- • Introduction to Rod-pumping, gas lift, and ESP systems
- • Other artificial lift methods
Engineers, technicians, field supervisors and others who select, design, evaluate, or operate artificial lift systems.
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