Design and analyze a system using up to date computer programs
Implement best practices for longer system life
Improve power efficiency of the system
Combat gas, solids, corrosion and viscosity in the produced fluids
Compare to other artificial lift methods
Course contents:
Introduction to artificial lift and electrical submersible pumping
Introduction for reservoir and production considerations
Description of all components of the electrical submersible system starting at the surface to the pump; transformers; controllers/VSD; wellhead; tubing cable; cable guards; motor lead cable; pump; intake/gas separator; equalizer/protector; motor; instrumentation
Installation considerations and cautions
Design of an ESP system to fit current and future well conditions
Operation of a given design
Analysis of an ESP system using diagnostics from installed instrumentation and using diagnostic computer programs
Removal of failed equipment
Controls for ESP systems including variable speed drives
ESP instrumentation available in the industry
Failure analysis
Data keeping
Maintenance and Monitoring
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Engineers and field technicians who are responsible for the selection, operation and maintenance of ESP systems