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ESP Systems Design, Operation and Troubleshooting (PRE28)

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    Description

    This course covers the design, operation and troubleshooting of ESP systems including a review of the key factors contributing to runlife optimisation. You will gain an appreciation of the key concepts involved in the application of ESP systems for both oil and water supply wells and a practical understanding of their operation and optimisation. Case histories and well modelling software will be used to illustrate design and troubleshooting applications.

    Course Level: Foundation / Skill
    Duration: 4 days
    Instructor: Alastair Baillie

    Designed for you, if you are...

    • Petroleum engineering or field staff involved in the selection, design, operation or troubleshooting of Electrical Submersible Pump (ESP) systems

    How we build your confidence

    This course ensures that fundamental concepts of ESP systems are well explained and clearly understood before progressing to more advanced topics such as design and troubleshooting. This technique means that participants have a solid foundation to build a deep understanding of ESP systems and the confidence to apply the principles learned.

    The benefits from attending

    The objectives of the course will be to enable participants to:

    • Become familiar with ESP methods, concepts of operation and equipment
    • Perform ESP design procedures for new or existing wells
    • Understand the key factors affecting ESP runlife in design, installation and operations
    • Implement robust ESP control systems and the correct alarm and trip settings
    • Diagnose and troubleshoot ESP systems to optimise runlife

    Topics

    • Recap of well and reservoir performance (fluid properties, outflow and inflow performance)
    • Use of pressure gradient plots for ESP design and diagnosis
    • Review of ESP systems equipment, components and physics of operation
    • Design, diagnosis and practical troubleshooting techniques for start-up and operation
    • Power supply quality and issues with variable frequency drives
    • Workshop sessions and tutorials covering the design and diagnosis of ESP systems

    Note:
    Each day will include practical workshop sessions illustrating the application of theory to ESP well models. Participants are encouraged to bring field data and examples to interpret and analyse.

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    Customer Feedback

    "I liked the practical application of the course content, the interaction between participants and instructor, and the course content." - Electrical Maintenance Foreman at ADCO

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