This document provides information about designing an electrical submersible pump (ESP) for a 10,000 foot deep well that needs to produce 3000 stock tank barrels per day of fluid. The well has 3.5 inch tubing with a surface pressure of 100 psi and is cased with 7 inch casing. The minimum suction pressure required by the pump is 120 psi. The document asks to determine the required specifications for an ESP to meet these parameters.
This document provides information about designing an electrical submersible pump (ESP) for a 10,000 foot deep well that needs to produce 3000 stock tank barrels per day of fluid. The well has 3.5 inch tubing with a surface pressure of 100 psi and is cased with 7 inch casing. The minimum suction pressure required by the pump is 120 psi. The document asks to determine the required specifications for an ESP to meet these parameters.
This document provides information about designing an electrical submersible pump (ESP) for a 10,000 foot deep well that needs to produce 3000 stock tank barrels per day of fluid. The well has 3.5 inch tubing with a surface pressure of 100 psi and is cased with 7 inch casing. The minimum suction pressure required by the pump is 120 psi. The document asks to determine the required specifications for an ESP to meet these parameters.
A 10,000-ft-deep well in the reservoir described in Appendix B is to be produced at a rate of 3000 STB/d with an ESP when the average reservoir pressure is 4336 psi. The well will be equipped with 3 1/2 in. tubing (ε = 0.001, I.D. = 2.992 in.), the surface tubing pressure is 100 psig, and the well casing is 7 in. Assume that the minimum suction pressure required by the pump is 120 psi. Determine the required specifications for an electrical submersible pump for this application.