Artificial Lift: Electric Submersible Pumps (ESP) in Oil & Gas Systems

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0:00 Intro
0:26 Why Producers Use ESPs
1:00 ESP Systems Simplified
1:43 Sensor
2:10 Electric Motor
2:48 Seal Chamber
3:05 Shaft
3:21 Pump Intake
3:50 Reverse-Flow Pump Intake
4:31 Rotary Pump Intake
4:57 Centrifugal Pump Stages
6:02 Power Cable
6:23 Check Valve
6:41 Controller Types
7:20 Advantages & Disadvantages
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ESP stands for electric submersible pump. It is a is a form of artificial lift that uses an electric motor to drive a multistage centrifugal pump to lift resources from the well. In this video we’ll discuss why producers choose to use an ESP, the components of an ESP system and how it operates, as well as its advantages and disadvantages compared to other forms of artificial lift.
Leave a comment below if you have any questions! Some questions can be answered online, but for detailed technical support, email [e-mail] and mention which video you're referencing.
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[@EslamWard-sk5jb]

it is nice and great explanation video and useful for petroleum engineering

[@julvill83]

Excelente

[@ismailbolod7421]

Well done boss, please can you make a video on the difference between wellhead PCP and wellhead ESP

[@wagridiansyahdutautama3270]

Its great video for Petroleum Engineer , could you make video about Selection of Artificial Lift : Advantages and Disadvantages (Limitation of every Artificial Lift), thank you

[@Eng4555]

ESP is quite more efficient

[@VICKYK-mk1il]

mainly we consider the few factors to choose the lifts are production rate crude charaterstics well depth economic viable

[@shahriyarkhosravani9150]

for reverse intake pump with hi GOR you said the separated gas travel up and exit at the wellhead, but we have the ESP PKR set, how will it happen?

[@sognofreitas1302]

Can you Explain about how we can control the fluid in subsurface, and what Will we know about the Gas enter to submersible.

[@dorinekamgue5881]

Morning . Please Can you give us the mechanical characteristics of the Esp pump??

[@suleymenrasul8555]

Great explanation. Could you do a video about well completion next if its possible?

[@KimrayInc]

Thanks for the request! We can definitely add it to our list of content ideas for future projects and always appreciate suggestions!

[@pijun9]

Hello, thanks for Great Explanation. I just saw in some field that use Step Up Trafo before going to Junction Box for ESP. Why they increasing the voltage? isn't make it over volatge for the motor?

[@austriangroyper9308]

You only get typically 480volts in but the motor needs between 2,000 to 4,000 volts typically. Thats what the step up transformer is for.

[@cck1496]

Good video. Normally, what is the height of this pump? How much deep it can go? Also, how does it suit to horizontal drilled wells? Thanks.

[@KimrayInc]

An ESP can work well in deep horizontal wells. The number of pump stages, as well as the motor size/power will determine the exact depth that it can operate at and still deliver the desired wellhead pressure.

[@cck1496]

@@KimrayInc Thanks for your prompt reply.

[@bryceredman7143]

I worked for a major ESP service company for 5 years we ran them as deep as 10-12,000 feet on really deep well the deeper you go the more feet of head you are required to lift so more stages

[@paolaheaven8128]

need traduction in french too please ☺, little subtitles

[@lover9759]

can i run ESP without check valve? i have sandy wells .is it good idea?

[@bryceredman7143]

No back spin can cause twisted pump shafts if you attempt to restart the ESP shortly after a shutdown

[@areejal9832]

Hi is it cost effective to reuse the ESP on another well after the first well dry?

[@KimrayInc]

Sorry, you'd need to refer to the manufacturer to answer that question. We're not properly able to speak to that exactly!

[@farazmb6837]

Which lubricant do we use here? Hydraulic 32?

[@KimrayInc]

Hi, thanks for the question, but we would have to refer you to a plunger lift system manufacture to answer that question. Flowco would be a great go-to for those questions.

[@Eng4555]

How reliable are usually these pump!

[@austriangroyper9308]

Depends a lot on well conditions. Sometimes they can run for 5-10 years, but a lot of time it is only around 1or 2 years.

[@charloskarlos6797]

Hello sir, can the sumersible pump install horizontal?

[@KimrayInc]

ESPs can be used in both vertical and horizontal wells.

[@charloskarlos6797]

@@KimrayInc noted, thanks a lot sir

[@MrKaplanman]

I would like to communicate with you guys, I prefer F2F meeting.

[@KimrayInc]

Excellent! Please contact either our US or International Customer Service and we can connect you with your closest, most relevant contact for what you need to talk about. US Customer Service: [phone] or [e-mail] International Customer Service: [e-mail]; kimray.com/international

[@1Sergey_Z]

this piece of cable on the ground is ugly

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