Artificial lift

Mass Implementation of Ultrahigh-Speed ESP Systems Increases Reliability, Savings

This paper presents the results of a 3-year project aimed at mass field implementation of ultrahigh-speed (UHS) electric submersible pump (ESP) systems in western Siberia.

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This paper presents the results of a 3-year project aimed at mass field implementation of ultrahigh-speed (UHS) electric submersible pump (ESP) systems in western Siberia. The project had a successful outcome, with more than 200 installations performed. The project was aimed at increasing the efficiency and safety of oil and gas production and reduction of total cost of ownership (TCO).

Background

The authors discuss the project as an endeavor of a joint venture developing the Salym group of oil fields. Since the beginning of asset development in 2003, ESP technology has been used as the primary artificial-lift method.

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