
Electrical Submersible Pumps Manual: Design, Operations, and Maintenance
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Summary
Table of Contents
Preface | p. xiii |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Artificial Lifting | p. 1 |
Gas Lifting | p. 2 |
Pumping | p. 2 |
Comparison of Lift Methods | p. 4 |
Short History of ESP Applications | p. 5 |
Basic Features of ESP Installations | p. 6 |
Applications | p. 6 |
Advantages, Limitations | p. 7 |
References | p. 8 |
Review of Fundamentals | p. 9 |
Well Inflow Performance | p. 9 |
Introduction | p. 9 |
The Productivity Index Concept | p. 10 |
Inflow Performance Relationships | p. 12 |
Introduction | p. 12 |
Vogel's IPR Correlation | p. 13 |
The Composite IPR Curve | p. 15 |
Hydraulic Fundamentals | p. 21 |
Tubing Flow Calculations | p. 21 |
ESP Pumps | p. 23 |
Operational Basics of Centrifugal Pumps | p. 23 |
Specific Speed | p. 26 |
Pump Performance | p. 27 |
Cavitation | p. 30 |
Axial Thrust Forces | p. 31 |
Affinity Laws | p. 34 |
Electrical Fundamentals | p. 36 |
Alternating Current | p. 36 |
AC Circuits, AC Power | p. 37 |
Transformers | p. 40 |
Induction Motors | p. 41 |
Electric Cable | p. 43 |
Basics of Systems Analysis | p. 44 |
Introduction | p. 44 |
The Production System | p. 45 |
Basic Principles | p. 47 |
References | p. 48 |
ESP Components and their Operational Features | p. 51 |
Introduction | p. 52 |
The Submersible Pump | p. 53 |
Basic Features | p. 53 |
Pump Performance Curves | p. 57 |
Floating versus Fixed Impeller Pumps | p. 61 |
Pump Temperature | p. 62 |
The ESP Motor | p. 64 |
Motor Construction | p. 64 |
Operational Features | p. 68 |
Motor Performance | p. 70 |
Motor Testing | p. 71 |
Performance Curves | p. 72 |
Startup Conditions | p. 74 |
Motor Temperature | p. 76 |
Heat Transfer Calculations | p. 77 |
Allowed Motor Temperature | p. 83 |
The Protector or Seal Section | p. 84 |
Main Functions | p. 84 |
Basic Operation | p. 86 |
Main Parts | p. 88 |
The Thrust Bearing | p. 88 |
Isolation Chambers | p. 91 |
Labyrinth-type Chambers | p. 91 |
Blocking Fluids | p. 93 |
Bag-type Chambers | p. 95 |
Shaft Seals | p. 96 |
Other Features | p. 97 |
The Gas Separator | p. 99 |
The ESP Cable | p. 101 |
Cable Materials | p. 102 |
Conductors | p. 102 |
Insulator Materials | p. 102 |
Jackets | p. 103 |
Coverings | p. 104 |
Metal Armor | p. 104 |
Cable Construction | p. 104 |
Operational Features | p. 106 |
Miscellaneous Downhole Equipment | p. 110 |
Surface Equipment | p. 113 |
Wellhead | p. 113 |
Junction Box | p. 114 |
Switchboard | p. 116 |
Transformers | p. 117 |
Miscellaneous Equipment | p. 117 |
References | p. 117 |
Use of ESP Equipment in Special Conditions | p. 119 |
Introduction | p. 119 |
Pumping Viscous Liquids | p. 120 |
Introduction | p. 120 |
The Hydraulic Institute Model | p. 121 |
Other Models | p. 125 |
Production of Gassy Wells | p. 128 |
Introduction | p. 128 |
Free Gas Volume Calculations | p. 130 |
Pump Performance Degradation | p. 136 |
Gas Interference in Centrifugal Pumps | p. 136 |
Performance Criteria | p. 138 |
Possible Solutions | p. 140 |
Utilization of Natural Gas Separation | p. 140 |
Pump Set below the Perforations | p. 140 |
Use of Motor Shrouds | p. 141 |
Rotary Gas Separators | p. 145 |
Available Types | p. 145 |
Separation Efficiencies | p. 148 |
Gas Handling | p. 151 |
Overstaged Pumps | p. 151 |
Tapered Pumps | p. 151 |
Stage Recirculation | p. 152 |
Gas Handlers | p. 153 |
Special Pumps | p. 154 |
Conclusions | p. 154 |
Production of Abrasive Solids | p. 155 |
Introduction | p. 155 |
Characteristics of Abrasive Materials | p. 156 |
Sand Problem Areas | p. 158 |
Pump Erosion | p. 158 |
Abrasion in Radial Bearings | p. 159 |
Abrasion in Thrust Washers | p. 159 |
Solutions | p. 160 |
Reduction of Radial Wear | p. 161 |
Conclusions | p. 164 |
High Well Temperatures | p. 166 |
Variable Frequency Operation | p. 167 |
Introduction | p. 167 |
Variable Speed Drives | p. 170 |
Constructional Details | p. 171 |
The Rectifier | p. 171 |
The DC Control Section | p. 172 |
The Inverter | p. 172 |
Available VSD Types | p. 173 |
"Six-step" VSD | p. 173 |
Pulsed Width Modulation | p. 173 |
Sine Wave Generators | p. 175 |
Operational Characteristics | p. 176 |
Variable Frequency Generators | p. 177 |
Interaction of VSD/VFG and ESP Units | p. 178 |
Benefits of Using VSD/VFG Units | p. 183 |
References | p. 184 |
Design of ESP Installations | p. 187 |
Introduction | p. 187 |
Data Requirements | p. 188 |
Conventional Design | p. 189 |
Well Inflow Calculations | p. 189 |
TDH Calculations | p. 191 |
Selection of the Pump | p. 193 |
Pump Series | p. 193 |
Pump Type | p. 194 |
Number of Stages | p. 194 |
Checking the Pump's Mechanical Strength | p. 195 |
Selection of the Protector | p. 196 |
Motor Selection | p. 198 |
Selection of the Power Cable | p. 200 |
Cable Length | p. 200 |
Cable Type | p. 200 |
Cable Size | p. 200 |
Checking Motor Startup | p. 203 |
Switchboard and Transformer Selection | p. 203 |
Miscellaneous Equipment | p. 204 |
Downhole Equipment | p. 204 |
Surface Equipment | p. 205 |
Conventional Design Considering Motor Slip | p. 211 |
Interaction of the ESP Motor and the Pump | p. 211 |
Changes in the Conventional Design | p. 214 |
Finding Actual Motor Speed | p. 214 |
Finding Pump Head including Motor Slip | p. 215 |
Gassy Well Design | p. 218 |
Inflow and Free Gas Calculations | p. 219 |
Calculation of Total Dynamic Head | p. 221 |
The Rest of the Design Procedure | p. 222 |
Design of a VSD Installation | p. 230 |
Pump Selection for VSD Service | p. 231 |
Driving Frequency and the Number of Stages | p. 232 |
Checking Pump Operation at the Minimum Liquid Rate | p. 233 |
Motor Selection | p. 233 |
Switchboard and Transformers | p. 234 |
References | p. 247 |
Analysis and Optimization | p. 249 |
Introduction | p. 249 |
Nodal Analysis | p. 250 |
Using the Q-H Coordinate System | p. 252 |
Single-phase Cases | p. 252 |
Constant Pumping Speed | p. 254 |
Variable Pumping Speeds | p. 257 |
Variable Wellhead Pressures | p. 259 |
Multiphase Cases | p. 261 |
Calculation Model | p. 261 |
Applications | p. 264 |
Using the Rate/FBHP Coordinate System | p. 271 |
Single-phase Cases | p. 271 |
Multiphase Cases | p. 276 |
Determination of Well Inflow Performance | p. 278 |
The Conventional Method | p. 278 |
Use of VSD Drives | p. 281 |
Calculation of Bottomhole Pressures | p. 284 |
Introduction | p. 284 |
Annular Liquid Gradients | p. 285 |
Static Conditions | p. 285 |
Flowing Conditions | p. 286 |
Power Efficiency of ESP Installations | p. 291 |
Power Flow in the ESP System | p. 291 |
Energy Losses and Efficiencies | p. 295 |
Hydraulic Losses | p. 295 |
Tubing Losses | p. 295 |
Backpressure Losses | p. 296 |
Pump Losses | p. 296 |
Power Loss in Gas Separator | p. 297 |
Electrical Losses | p. 297 |
Motor Losses | p. 297 |
Cable Losses | p. 298 |
Surface Electrical Losses | p. 298 |
System Efficiency | p. 299 |
Optimization of ESP Operations | p. 301 |
Introduction | p. 301 |
Basics of Economic Optimization | p. 302 |
References | p. 306 |
Monitoring and Troubleshooting | p. 309 |
Introduction | p. 309 |
Monitoring of ESP Operations | p. 310 |
Acoustic Surveys | p. 312 |
Downhole Measurements | p. 314 |
Instruments and Communications | p. 314 |
Measured Parameters and their Use | p. 315 |
System Failures | p. 316 |
General Causes of Failures | p. 317 |
Improper Installation Design | p. 317 |
Faulty Equipment and/or Installation | p. 317 |
Well Conditions | p. 317 |
Electrical Problems | p. 318 |
Vibrations in the ESP System | p. 319 |
Typical Failures of System Components | p. 320 |
Shafts | p. 320 |
ESP Pump | p. 321 |
ESP Motor | p. 321 |
Protector (Seal) Section | p. 322 |
Rotary Gas Separator | p. 322 |
Electric Cable | p. 322 |
Troubleshooting ESP Installations | p. 323 |
Interpretation of Ammeter Charts | p. 323 |
Novel Techniques | p. 338 |
References | p. 341 |
Special Installations | p. 343 |
Introduction | p. 343 |
Tubing Deployed Installations | p. 343 |
Producing a Single Zone | p. 344 |
Shrouded and Horizontal Well Installations | p. 344 |
Parallel-connected Installations | p. 344 |
Series-connected Installations | p. 345 |
Dual Zone Installations | p. 347 |
Production Commingling | p. 347 |
Selective Production | p. 349 |
Alternative Deployed Installations | p. 350 |
Cable Suspended Units | p. 350 |
Coiled Tubing Installations | p. 351 |
Conventional ESP Unit with Cable Led Outside the CT String | p. 353 |
Conventional ESP Unit with Cable Led Inside the CT String | p. 353 |
Inverted ESP Units | p. 353 |
Conclusions | p. 354 |
References | p. 355 |
Appendices | p. 357 |
Class Problems | p. 379 |
Index | p. 417 |
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