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OGE 124 - Electrical Submersible Pumps (ESP) Basic Operations, Design & Optimization (10 Days)
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Course Description
A submersible pump is a method of oil and gas artificial lift. It is used in more than 50% from oil wells around the world. It is a type of pump considered to be more superior and useful than a jet pump since it prevents pump cavitation. It has been first used by Russian oil delivery system engineer.
This course covers ESP basics of design, operation and optimization, ESP components, troubleshooting and ESP surface equipment.
Course Objectives
- By the end of the course, trainees will be familiar with all ESP types and their uses in addition to ESP wells down hole problems and the best solutions applied in artificial Lift technology.
- Trainees will be introduced to the newest ESP technology and Down Hole Monitoring tools which are considered as the eyes of the ESP operators.
- The course will cover VSD Variable speed drives and their application in ESP wells.
Who Should Attend?
- Production Staff
- ESP operators and ESP staff
- ESP field service technicians and engineers
- ESP application engineers
Course Details/Schedule
Day 1
- Introduction
- ESP Basics and fundamentals
- ESP components
Day 2
- Pump components and types
- Motor components
Day 3
- Protector components and types
- Gas separator components and types
- Pump intake and types
- DMT types and principles
Day 4
- Cables types and components and cables types suitable to well conditions
- Surface equipment types and applications
- Well head components
Day 5
- Principals of electricity
- Transformers types and applications
Day 6
- ESP design and optimization
- ESP design with pressure gradient
- Pump sizing exercises
Day 7
- Amp charts analyses
- ESP troubleshooting
Day 8
- Electrical Surface equipment protections
- FSD types and applications
- VSD types and application
Day 9
- Affinity laws
- Harmonic effects and reduction
Day 10
- Special presentations about ESP VSD applications