Discharge Pressure = (Intake Press) times (C R) Example: 400 psi Intake Pressure 18.3 compression ratio, C R 400 times 18.3 = 7,320 psi
Stroke Length (Swept Volume)
Unswept Volume
Copyright Sept. 2005 Harbison-Fischer
2005 Beam Pumping Workshop 10
Oct. 4 - 7, 2005 “Poor Boy” Gas Separator
2005 Beam Pumping Workshop 11
Oct. 4 - 7, 2005 Case History Slim Hole Sucker Rod Pump using Standard Sucker Rods
Casing: 2-7/8”, 2.441” ID,
2.347” Drift Tubing: 1.90” OD IJ, 1.380” ID, collars 1.812” OD Rods: 5/8” Grade D, slim hole couplings, 1.250” OD Pump: 1.062” ID
Ref: Bill Elmer, EOG
2005 Beam Pumping Workshop 12
Oct. 4 - 7, 2005 Hollow Sucker Rods
Currently at least one major manufacturer
has 7/8” hollow rods available. The pin is the same as a 7/8” but the body is different. The body of the 7/8” rod is 1.049” while the ID is .434”. The wall thickness is 0.308” and a load carrying area of 0.716 sq. in. is present in the body. The wt/ft is 2.53#/ft. Currently the product is from AISI 8630 material with a tensile strength of 115,000 psi, minimum.
2005 Beam Pumping Workshop 13
Oct. 4 - 7, 2005 Hollow Sucker Rods with Special Pump
Gas
Pump Anchor, Packer Pump or Tbg Anchor Anchor or Tubing with Anchor Seals without Seals
Hollow Standard Rods Sucker Rods 2005 Beam Pumping Workshop 14 Oct. 4 - 7, 2005 Coiled Tubing as Sucker Rods in Slim Hole Wells?
SPE paper 56671, is entitled
“Coiled Tubing Used as a Continuous-Sucker-Rod System in Slim Holes” . This paper discusses a method of producing 3 ½ casing wells using coiled tubing as a sucker rod replacement.
2005 Beam Pumping Workshop 15
Oct. 4 - 7, 2005 Coiled Tubing as Sucker Rods in Slim Hole Wells?
Maximizing Gas Recovery in Slimhole Wellbores Utilizing a Coiled Tubing Pumping System (CTPS)
