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==Brief== | ==Brief== | ||
| − | [[:Category:PumpDesign | PumpDesign]] is the [[ESP]] design | + | [[:Category:PumpDesign | PumpDesign]] is the [[Electrical Submersible Pump|ESP]] design software. |
| − | [[:Category:PumpDesign | PumpDesign]] | + | [[:Category:PumpDesign | PumpDesign]] selects an '''ESP System''' required to achieve the target well flowing rate or bottomhole pressure. |
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| + | [[:Category:PumpDesign | PumpDesign]] provides the specifications of the required equipment: Electrical Submersible Pump, ESP Motor, ESP Cable and ESP Drive. | ||
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| + | [[:Category:PumpDesign | PumpDesign]] is available online at [https://www.pengtools.com www.pengtools.com]. | ||
== Typical applications == | == Typical applications == | ||
| − | *Sizing of the [[ESP]] to pump off the well | + | *Sizing of the [[Electrical Submersible Pump|ESP]] to pump off the oil or water source well |
| − | * | + | *Calculation of % of the free gas at the pump intake |
| − | *Calculation of | + | *Calculation of Total Dynamic Head (TDH) required |
| − | *Calculation of | + | *Calculation of number of stages and frequency required |
| − | *Sizing the Motor required | + | *Calculation of Breaking Horse Power (BHP) required |
| − | *Specifying the cable, drive and electrical transformers required | + | *Sizing of the ESP Motor required |
| + | *Specifying the ESP cable, ESP drive and ESP electrical transformers required | ||
| + | *Comparison of the different [[ESP]] types (REDA, Centrilift, GE, Borets, Novomet) by performance curves | ||
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| + | ==ESP Design Procedure== | ||
| + | Pump selection is limited by the casing size and the flow capacity of the well (which includes gas). | ||
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| + | The [[Electrical Submersible Pump|ESP]] design procedure is to select a pump whose efficiency range includes rates that are close to the maximum rate of the well. | ||
==Main Features== | ==Main Features== | ||
| − | *Turn key [[ESP]] design workflow | + | *Turn key [[Electrical Submersible Pump|ESP]] design workflow |
| − | *Tornado chart | + | *[[ESP Tornado chart]] |
| − | *Liquid and mixture IPR plot | + | *Liquid and mixture [[IPR]] plot |
| − | *Interactive [[ESP]] | + | *Interactive [[ESP catalog]] |
*Autoselect option for stages and frequency | *Autoselect option for stages and frequency | ||
*Motors and cables catalog | *Motors and cables catalog | ||
*Autoselect option for cables and drive | *Autoselect option for cables and drive | ||
| − | == References == | + | ==References== |
| − | + | # Brown, Kermit (1984). The Technology of Artificial Lift Methods. Volume 4. Production Optimization of Oil and Gas Wells by Nodal System Analysis. 4. Tulsa, Oklahoma: PennWellBooks. | |
| − | + | #Lake W, Larry; Clegg, Joe Dunn (2007). Petroleum Engineering Handbook, Volume IV: Production Operations Engineering. | |
| − | + | #Takacs, Gabor. (2009). Electrical Submersible Pumps Manual. 1st Edition. Design, Operations, and Maintenance. Elsevier. Society of Petroleum Engineers. | |
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| − | + | |keywords=ESP, design, tornado chart, ESP cable, ESP motor, electric submersible pump, Total Dynamic Head, Breaking Horse Power, petroleum technology | |
| − | + | |description=PumpDesign is the ESP pump design software for sizing an ESP with tornado plot and calculation of total dynamic head, breaking horse power and number of stages required to pump off a well. | |
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Latest revision as of 08:56, 27 March 2019
Brief
PumpDesign is the ESP design software.
PumpDesign selects an ESP System required to achieve the target well flowing rate or bottomhole pressure.
PumpDesign provides the specifications of the required equipment: Electrical Submersible Pump, ESP Motor, ESP Cable and ESP Drive.
PumpDesign is available online at www.pengtools.com.
Typical applications
- Sizing of the ESP to pump off the oil or water source well
- Calculation of % of the free gas at the pump intake
- Calculation of Total Dynamic Head (TDH) required
- Calculation of number of stages and frequency required
- Calculation of Breaking Horse Power (BHP) required
- Sizing of the ESP Motor required
- Specifying the ESP cable, ESP drive and ESP electrical transformers required
- Comparison of the different ESP types (REDA, Centrilift, GE, Borets, Novomet) by performance curves
ESP Design Procedure
Pump selection is limited by the casing size and the flow capacity of the well (which includes gas).
The ESP design procedure is to select a pump whose efficiency range includes rates that are close to the maximum rate of the well.
Main Features
- Turn key ESP design workflow
- ESP Tornado chart
- Liquid and mixture IPR plot
- Interactive ESP catalog
- Autoselect option for stages and frequency
- Motors and cables catalog
- Autoselect option for cables and drive
References
- Brown, Kermit (1984). The Technology of Artificial Lift Methods. Volume 4. Production Optimization of Oil and Gas Wells by Nodal System Analysis. 4. Tulsa, Oklahoma: PennWellBooks.
- Lake W, Larry; Clegg, Joe Dunn (2007). Petroleum Engineering Handbook, Volume IV: Production Operations Engineering.
- Takacs, Gabor. (2009). Electrical Submersible Pumps Manual. 1st Edition. Design, Operations, and Maintenance. Elsevier. Society of Petroleum Engineers.
Pages in category "PumpDesign"
The following 3 pages are in this category, out of 3 total.
