Electrical Submersible Pumps Manual: Design, Operations, and Maintenance

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Pub. Date: 2009-03-13
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Summary

Professor and Head of the Petroleum Engineering Department at the University of Miskolc, Hungary

Table of Contents

Prefacep. xiii
Introductionp. 1
Artificial Liftingp. 1
Gas Liftingp. 2
Pumpingp. 2
Comparison of Lift Methodsp. 4
Short History of ESP Applicationsp. 5
Basic Features of ESP Installationsp. 6
Applicationsp. 6
Advantages, Limitationsp. 7
Referencesp. 8
Review of Fundamentalsp. 9
Well Inflow Performancep. 9
Introductionp. 9
The Productivity Index Conceptp. 10
Inflow Performance Relationshipsp. 12
Introductionp. 12
Vogel's IPR Correlationp. 13
The Composite IPR Curvep. 15
Hydraulic Fundamentalsp. 21
Tubing Flow Calculationsp. 21
ESP Pumpsp. 23
Operational Basics of Centrifugal Pumpsp. 23
Specific Speedp. 26
Pump Performancep. 27
Cavitationp. 30
Axial Thrust Forcesp. 31
Affinity Lawsp. 34
Electrical Fundamentalsp. 36
Alternating Currentp. 36
AC Circuits, AC Powerp. 37
Transformersp. 40
Induction Motorsp. 41
Electric Cablep. 43
Basics of Systems Analysisp. 44
Introductionp. 44
The Production Systemp. 45
Basic Principlesp. 47
Referencesp. 48
ESP Components and their Operational Featuresp. 51
Introductionp. 52
The Submersible Pumpp. 53
Basic Featuresp. 53
Pump Performance Curvesp. 57
Floating versus Fixed Impeller Pumpsp. 61
Pump Temperaturep. 62
The ESP Motorp. 64
Motor Constructionp. 64
Operational Featuresp. 68
Motor Performancep. 70
Motor Testingp. 71
Performance Curvesp. 72
Startup Conditionsp. 74
Motor Temperaturep. 76
Heat Transfer Calculationsp. 77
Allowed Motor Temperaturep. 83
The Protector or Seal Sectionp. 84
Main Functionsp. 84
Basic Operationp. 86
Main Partsp. 88
The Thrust Bearingp. 88
Isolation Chambersp. 91
Labyrinth-type Chambersp. 91
Blocking Fluidsp. 93
Bag-type Chambersp. 95
Shaft Sealsp. 96
Other Featuresp. 97
The Gas Separatorp. 99
The ESP Cablep. 101
Cable Materialsp. 102
Conductorsp. 102
Insulator Materialsp. 102
Jacketsp. 103
Coveringsp. 104
Metal Armorp. 104
Cable Constructionp. 104
Operational Featuresp. 106
Miscellaneous Downhole Equipmentp. 110
Surface Equipmentp. 113
Wellheadp. 113
Junction Boxp. 114
Switchboardp. 116
Transformersp. 117
Miscellaneous Equipmentp. 117
Referencesp. 117
Use of ESP Equipment in Special Conditionsp. 119
Introductionp. 119
Pumping Viscous Liquidsp. 120
Introductionp. 120
The Hydraulic Institute Modelp. 121
Other Modelsp. 125
Production of Gassy Wellsp. 128
Introductionp. 128
Free Gas Volume Calculationsp. 130
Pump Performance Degradationp. 136
Gas Interference in Centrifugal Pumpsp. 136
Performance Criteriap. 138
Possible Solutionsp. 140
Utilization of Natural Gas Separationp. 140
Pump Set below the Perforationsp. 140
Use of Motor Shroudsp. 141
Rotary Gas Separatorsp. 145
Available Typesp. 145
Separation Efficienciesp. 148
Gas Handlingp. 151
Overstaged Pumpsp. 151
Tapered Pumpsp. 151
Stage Recirculationp. 152
Gas Handlersp. 153
Special Pumpsp. 154
Conclusionsp. 154
Production of Abrasive Solidsp. 155
Introductionp. 155
Characteristics of Abrasive Materialsp. 156
Sand Problem Areasp. 158
Pump Erosionp. 158
Abrasion in Radial Bearingsp. 159
Abrasion in Thrust Washersp. 159
Solutionsp. 160
Reduction of Radial Wearp. 161
Conclusionsp. 164
High Well Temperaturesp. 166
Variable Frequency Operationp. 167
Introductionp. 167
Variable Speed Drivesp. 170
Constructional Detailsp. 171
The Rectifierp. 171
The DC Control Sectionp. 172
The Inverterp. 172
Available VSD Typesp. 173
"Six-step" VSDp. 173
Pulsed Width Modulationp. 173
Sine Wave Generatorsp. 175
Operational Characteristicsp. 176
Variable Frequency Generatorsp. 177
Interaction of VSD/VFG and ESP Unitsp. 178
Benefits of Using VSD/VFG Unitsp. 183
Referencesp. 184
Design of ESP Installationsp. 187
Introductionp. 187
Data Requirementsp. 188
Conventional Designp. 189
Well Inflow Calculationsp. 189
TDH Calculationsp. 191
Selection of the Pumpp. 193
Pump Seriesp. 193
Pump Typep. 194
Number of Stagesp. 194
Checking the Pump's Mechanical Strengthp. 195
Selection of the Protectorp. 196
Motor Selectionp. 198
Selection of the Power Cablep. 200
Cable Lengthp. 200
Cable Typep. 200
Cable Sizep. 200
Checking Motor Startupp. 203
Switchboard and Transformer Selectionp. 203
Miscellaneous Equipmentp. 204
Downhole Equipmentp. 204
Surface Equipmentp. 205
Conventional Design Considering Motor Slipp. 211
Interaction of the ESP Motor and the Pumpp. 211
Changes in the Conventional Designp. 214
Finding Actual Motor Speedp. 214
Finding Pump Head including Motor Slipp. 215
Gassy Well Designp. 218
Inflow and Free Gas Calculationsp. 219
Calculation of Total Dynamic Headp. 221
The Rest of the Design Procedurep. 222
Design of a VSD Installationp. 230
Pump Selection for VSD Servicep. 231
Driving Frequency and the Number of Stagesp. 232
Checking Pump Operation at the Minimum Liquid Ratep. 233
Motor Selectionp. 233
Switchboard and Transformersp. 234
Referencesp. 247
Analysis and Optimizationp. 249
Introductionp. 249
Nodal Analysisp. 250
Using the Q-H Coordinate Systemp. 252
Single-phase Casesp. 252
Constant Pumping Speedp. 254
Variable Pumping Speedsp. 257
Variable Wellhead Pressuresp. 259
Multiphase Casesp. 261
Calculation Modelp. 261
Applicationsp. 264
Using the Rate/FBHP Coordinate Systemp. 271
Single-phase Casesp. 271
Multiphase Casesp. 276
Determination of Well Inflow Performancep. 278
The Conventional Methodp. 278
Use of VSD Drivesp. 281
Calculation of Bottomhole Pressuresp. 284
Introductionp. 284
Annular Liquid Gradientsp. 285
Static Conditionsp. 285
Flowing Conditionsp. 286
Power Efficiency of ESP Installationsp. 291
Power Flow in the ESP Systemp. 291
Energy Losses and Efficienciesp. 295
Hydraulic Lossesp. 295
Tubing Lossesp. 295
Backpressure Lossesp. 296
Pump Lossesp. 296
Power Loss in Gas Separatorp. 297
Electrical Lossesp. 297
Motor Lossesp. 297
Cable Lossesp. 298
Surface Electrical Lossesp. 298
System Efficiencyp. 299
Optimization of ESP Operationsp. 301
Introductionp. 301
Basics of Economic Optimizationp. 302
Referencesp. 306
Monitoring and Troubleshootingp. 309
Introductionp. 309
Monitoring of ESP Operationsp. 310
Acoustic Surveysp. 312
Downhole Measurementsp. 314
Instruments and Communicationsp. 314
Measured Parameters and their Usep. 315
System Failuresp. 316
General Causes of Failuresp. 317
Improper Installation Designp. 317
Faulty Equipment and/or Installationp. 317
Well Conditionsp. 317
Electrical Problemsp. 318
Vibrations in the ESP Systemp. 319
Typical Failures of System Componentsp. 320
Shaftsp. 320
ESP Pumpp. 321
ESP Motorp. 321
Protector (Seal) Sectionp. 322
Rotary Gas Separatorp. 322
Electric Cablep. 322
Troubleshooting ESP Installationsp. 323
Interpretation of Ammeter Chartsp. 323
Novel Techniquesp. 338
Referencesp. 341
Special Installationsp. 343
Introductionp. 343
Tubing Deployed Installationsp. 343
Producing a Single Zonep. 344
Shrouded and Horizontal Well Installationsp. 344
Parallel-connected Installationsp. 344
Series-connected Installationsp. 345
Dual Zone Installationsp. 347
Production Comminglingp. 347
Selective Productionp. 349
Alternative Deployed Installationsp. 350
Cable Suspended Unitsp. 350
Coiled Tubing Installationsp. 351
Conventional ESP Unit with Cable Led Outside the CT Stringp. 353
Conventional ESP Unit with Cable Led Inside the CT Stringp. 353
Inverted ESP Unitsp. 353
Conclusionsp. 354
Referencesp. 355
Appendicesp. 357
Class Problemsp. 379
Indexp. 417
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