The document describes an upcoming 2023 course on advanced electric submersible pump operations and troubleshooting for 20 Iraqi participants. It provides details on the course contents and instructor Mahmoud Farag Radwan's background and qualifications.
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Advanced ESP Operations
The document describes an upcoming 2023 course on advanced electric submersible pump operations and troubleshooting for 20 Iraqi participants. It provides details on the course contents and instructor Mahmoud Farag Radwan's background and qualifications.
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Advanced Electric Submersible Pump (ESP)
Operations and Troubleshooting Course
20 Iraqi Participants; MOC-CNOOC, Guangzhou-China (07-27 December 2023)
Mahmoud Farag Radwan
Subsurface & Integrity Operations Lead │Freelance Instructor https:\\www.linkedin.com/in/mahmoud-farag-radwan-a9266626 Mahmoud Farag Radwan Mahmoud Radwan is a Subsurface & Integrity Op. Lead with 16 years of experience in Oil and Gas industry; worked in Well Engineering, Intervention, Integrity & Work-over at several companies, including AMAL Petroleum Co. (AMAPETCO), KDT Global Solutions, CUDD Well Control, Shell, Badr El-Din Short Pet. Co. (BAPETCO), Qarun Pet. Co. (QPC) and Wadi El-Sahel Petroleum Co. Biography (WASPETCO). Also, a freelance instructor at Upstream Oil & Gas in Egypt and GCC since 2008. Mahmoud received a BSc degree in Petroleum Engineering from Al-Azhar University in 2007. o Evaluating Sustainable Annulus Pressure (SAP) in Sour Wells and the Possible Causes to Avoid Recurrence to the Well Integrity Annual Middle East Conference in Abu Dhabi; UAE in Apr 2015 o Implementing NDT methods for maintenance and inspection to the Asset Integrity Management North Africa Conference in Cairo; Egypt in Nov 2015 o Feasibility Evaluation of Using Downhole Gas-water Separation Technology in gas Reservoirs with Bottom Water; paper number: SPE-183739-MS to the 20th Middle East Oil & Gas Show and Conference in Mar 2017 Publications http://dx.doi.org/10.2118/183739-MS o Managing the Operational Challenges in Corroded Wells through Well Integrity Management System to the Improving Brownfield Performance Technical Convention, in Cairo; Egypt in Dec 2019 o Safe and Economic Attractive Rigless Operations Using a Digital Slickline in Unmanned Platform with Low Structure Loads and Spacing; paper number: SPE- 202857-MS to the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference (ADIPEC) in Nov 2020 https://doi.org/10.2118/202857-MS Course Contents Artificial Lift Overview Introduction to ESP systems API Composite List and Inspector Status Verification Reservoir Dynamics Overview Centrifugal Pumps ESP Centrifugal Pumps Total Dynamic Head – TDH ESP Pump Sizing VSD Affinity Laws for ESP ESP Motor ESP Protector Cable Systems Course Contents (Cont.) Variable Speed Drive (VSD) Gas Mitigation Devices Downhole Monitoring Systems Alternative Deployed ESP Systems ESP Operations ESP Challenges ESP Troubleshooting ESP Design - Hand Calculations ESP Design Using SubPump Software Five Technical Presentations by Trainees The Integrated Production System Artificial Lift – Most Common Methods ESP PC Pumps Beam pumps Gas Lift Hydraulic Pumps ESP History • The father of the ESP was Armais Arutunoff born in 1893 in Georgia • Age 16 he started development of submersible Motor • Moved to Bartlesville in 1928 with backing from Phillips Petroleum • First ESP in Oil Patch was in 1928 in El Dorado Field near Burns, Kansas – It ran for 16 days • REDA: Russian Electric Dynamo of Arutunoff established in 1930 in Bartlesville, OK • Became Schlumberger-REDA Production Systems in the late 1990s Electrical Submersible Pump (ESP)
1. Downhole equipment installed
into a well to lift fluid to surface Gauge, Motor, Seal, Pump, MLC & Power Cable
2. Surface equipment is to control
the motor and supply it with electric current Transformers, VSD/FSD, Junction Box ESP – Main Downhole Components Pump: Adds pressure to the fluid. Intake/Gas separator: Inlet of the fluid inside the ESP. Separates gas. Motor Seal: Provides protection to the motor from well fluids and allows thermal expansion. Motor: Generates the power required to operate the ESP. Cable and MLE: Transmit power from surface to downhole motor. Sensor: Captures data that allows ESP equipment protection, production optimization and reservoir management. ESP – Main Surface Components VSD/Switch Board/Motor Controller: Operate, Monitor and Control the ESP system downhole components. Transformer: Provides power to the VSD/SWB/Motor Controller (Step down) and the ESP downhole components (Step up).
Junction Box: Allows connection between surface
and downhole cable, and gas venting to the atmosphere.
Wellhead: Must have a provision for the electrical
cable to pass through the hanger assembly to the surface. ESP – High Volume Wells Applications
• Centrifugal pumps are capable of producing higher rates compared to
positive displacement pump types in oil well casing applications. • More horsepower can be delivered to the pump in oil well casing compared to other artificial lift methods. • Other artificial lift methods should be considered for lower production rates, as these are usually more economical. • It is important to consider the pump setting depth, downhole temperatures, and how the system will operate for various flow rates and conditions. • Chemicals and well conditions (abrasives) must be considered. ESP Design Guidelines Steps Thank You