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Ciik6 WE24834 NewRecommendations andComparisons for Artificial l-iftMethod Selection J,D,Clegg, Consultant; SM.Bucaram, ARCO Inc.;andN.W. HeinJr,,Conoco Inc. SPEMembers n Copyrighl 1992, Smclety 01Petroleum Engineers inc. Thispaper wasprepared forpressmlallon nlIho671h Ar,nuei Tachnical Conference andExhlbitlon cdtheSeciefy ofPetroleum Englnaar8 held inWashington, OC, October 4-7,1S92. Thispeper wasselected forpresentation byanSPEPragram Commliiee !ollowing review ofinformation contained Inanabstract submlfred bytheauthor(n). C@0n18 ofth?paper, aspresented, hrwenotbeen reviewed bytheSociaty ofPetroleum Engineers enderesubject 10corracllon bythe author(a). Thamaterial, aapresented, doasWInacaaaerify mffacf anyposition oftheSociery o!Pe!roleum Engineers, itsofficers, ormembers, Papers presented atSPEmaellngs aresubject 10publication ravlaw byEdltor141 Cwnmlfrwa oftlwSaciefy ofPetroleum Enginaera. Petmiselon 10copy isrestricted toanabetracl ofnotmma than300words. Illuslraliona maynol becopiadTheabatracf shouid cerstain c+mpkuaua aoknowladgment ofwhamandbywhom thepaper Ispresented. WriteLlbrarlar,, SPE, P.O. SexS32S36, Rlchardewr, TX7S0SS3SSS U.S.A. Telax, 7S0969 SPEDAL, # ~sTRAcT me selection oftheproper afiiflcial lift method is critical to thelongterm profitability ofmost producing wells. This paper compares themain selection at%butes forthecurrent, eight major artificial Iifl methods andprovides practical guide lines on the performance and operating capabilities forthemethods. Themethods covered include beam pumpL]g, progressing cavity pump, electric submersible pump, hydraulic reciprocating pump, hydraulic jet, continuous gas lift, intkxrnittent gas lift, and p!unger lift. INTROD~~TIO~ Theselection ofthecorrect artificial lift method is cliticai to theIw*g term profitability ofoil,water, andsome gas wells,Apoor choice cansubstantially reduce production and increases operating costs, Once a decision hasbeen made on thetypeof!ifttoinstall ona ,~elil, itis hardly evereviewed todetermine that it wasandstill isthekstliftmethod under existing conditions, Inaddition, changing the type oflift costs r~dditional money and Reference titendnfpaper. requires some oneadmitting that thewrong system wasinitially selected, Although prudent production engineering requires continuous review of theliftmethod’s performance with anaimtomodify the operating parameters, oreven change out themethod, theusual practice isthat once a method ischosen itstays inplace “forever.” The proper selection ofthebest lift method forawell istypically highly opinionated, If discussions am heldwithoperating personnel, theynormally select ortryto change out anyproblem lift method forthe onewithwhich theyaremost familiar. When method selection isdiscussti with the equipment supplier oreven thein-house expertcm a specific method, the rwommcndation normally is thattheir choice canbemade tofittherequirements, This “force-fit” selection usually results in thextension ofthecapabilities oroperating experience of theselected liftmethod. However, we typically findthatthe improvements aremade to solve a new problem that wssencountered due tothe poor original choice. Thus, itbecomes very necessary toestablish thenormal and, more importantly, the practical operating 703

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NewRecommendationsandComparisonsforArtificiall-iftMethodSelectionJ,D,Clegg,Consultant;SM.Bucaram,ARCOInc.;andN.W.HeinJr,,ConocoInc.SPEMembers n

Copyrighl1992,Smclety01PetroleumEngineersinc.

ThispaperwaspreparedforpressmlallonnlIho671hAr,nueiTachnicalConferenceandExhlbitloncdtheSeciefyofPetroleumEnglnaar8heldinWashington,OC,October4-7,1S92.

ThispeperwasselectedforpresentationbyanSPEPragramCommliiee!ollowingreviewofinformationcontainedInanabstractsubmlfredbytheauthor(n).C@0n18ofth?paper,aspresented,hrwenotbeenreviewedbytheSociatyofPetroleumEngineersenderesubject10corracllonbytheauthor(a).Thamaterial,aapresented,doasWInacaaaerifymffacfanypositionoftheSocieryo!Pe!roleumEngineers,itsofficers,ormembers,PaperspresentedatSPEmaellngsaresubject10publicationravlawbyEdltor141CwnmlfrwaoftlwSaciefyofPetroleumEnginaera.Petmiselon10copyisrestrictedtoanabetraclofnotmmathan300words.IlluslralionamaynolbecopiadTheabatracfshouidcerstainc+mpkuauaaoknowladgmentofwhamandbywhomthepaperIspresented.WriteLlbrarlar,,SPE,P.O.SexS32S36,Rlchardewr,TX7S0SS3SSSU.S.A.Telax,7S0969SPEDAL,

# ~sTRAcT

meselectionoftheproperafiiflcialliftmethodis criticalto thelongtermprofitabilityofmostproducingwells.Thispapercomparesthemainselectionat%butesforthecurrent,eightmajorartificialIiflmethodsandprovidespracticalguidelineson the performanceand operatingcapabilitiesforthemethods.ThemethodscoveredincludebeampumpL]g,progressingcavitypump,electricsubmersiblepump,hydraulicreciprocatingpump,hydraulicjet,continuousgaslift,intkxrnittentgaslift,andp!ungerlift.

INTROD~~TIO~

Theselectionofthecorrectartificialliftmethodis cliticaito theIw*gtermprofitabilityofoil,water,andsomegaswells,A poorchoicecansubstantiallyreduceproductionandincreasesoperatingcosts,Onceadecisionhasbeenmadeonthetypeof!ifttoinstallona ,~elil,itishardlyeverreviewedtodeterminethatitwasandstillisthekstliftmethodunderexistingconditions,Inaddition,changingthetypeofliftcostsr~dditionalmoneyandReferencetitendnfpaper.

requiressomeoneadmittingthatthewrongsystemwasinitiallyselected,Althoughprudentproductionengineeringrequirescontinuousreviewof theliftmethod’sperformancewithanaimtomodifytheoperatingparameters,orevenchangeoutthemethod,theusualpracticeisthatonceamethodischosenitstaysinplace“forever.”

Theproperselectionofthebestliftmethodforawellistypicallyhighlyopinionated,Ifdiscussionsam heldwithoperatingpersonnel,theynormallyselectortrytochangeoutanyproblemliftmethodfortheonewithwhichtheyaremostfamiliar.Whenmethodselectionisdiscusstiwiththeequipmentsupplieroreventhein-houseexpertcm a specificmethod,therwommcndationnormallyis thattheirchoicecanbemadetofittherequirements,

This“force-fit”selectionusuallyresultsintheextensionofthecapabilitiesoroperatingexperienceof theselectedliftmethod.However,wetypicallyfindthattheimprovementsaremadetosolvea newproblemthatwssencounteredduetothepoororiginalchoice.Thus,itbecomesverynecessarytoestablishthenormaland,moreimportantly,the practicaloperating

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capabilitiesofthemajorliftmethodsthatcanbeused.

Inthispaper,eightmajorartificialliftmethodswecompared.Thisisdonebyextendingthe comparisonspreviouslydiscussedbyBrown,et.al.,intheirbook;TheTechnolomof ArtificialLift=ThebasisofthispaperwasformulatedduringdiscussionsattheJuly,1991,SPEForumonNewAdvancesinArtificialLift.Fournewfiftmethodswereaddedtothepreviouslycoveredcomparisons.Theseincludeprogressingcavitypump,hydraulicjetpump,intermittentgasliftandplungerlift.Additionally,31 differentdesignandoperationalattributesareincludedforthesenewcomparisonsbetweenall eighttechniques.AselectedBibliographyandpertinentreferencesforgeneralandspec~tcartificialliftmethodusage,capabilities,selection,andcomparisonsarepresentedattheendofthispaper.

Theonethingthatshouldbeemphasizedisthattheperformanceorcapabilityattributesinthispapera~basedonpracticalandproventechnology.Newadvancesmayextendanindividualmethod’sperformance.Untiltheadvancesareproventobepracticalandcosteffectiveoverthelongterm,theyshouldbeviewedasremediestoaparticularproblem.Thus,thesecurrentattributescanbeusedtocompareandselectthe“best”liftmethodforanewwell.Furthefinore,thecomparisonofattributescanbeusedtodetermineifthec!xmntliftmethodforawellpreviously,mayhavebeeninccumxtlychosenandthatanothermethodshouldbeconsideredasamphwement.

~~” :SSION

Theselectionof themostappropriateartificialliftmethodhastostartup-frontwhenthereservoir,drilling,andcompletiondesignsanddecisionsarebeingmade.Thisrequiresverygood,opencommunicationbetweentilofthesedisciplines.Coupledtothisamtheproductionrequirementsandlimitationsincontractdeliverablesthathavetobemet.Thus,gooddrillstemtestandproductionmtedatahavetoobtainedasthefirststepsonmethodselection,Thedrillingandcompletionscenariosthrnhaveamajorimpactindeterminingnotonlythebestliftmethod;but,alsowhatistheover-allcapabilityofthewell.

Thefollowingtableshavebeendevelopedtoaidincomparingallthedifferentproductionparametersthatneedtobeconsidered,asaminimum,alongwiththereservoir,drilling,andcompletioninformation.Thesetableshavebeendividedinthreemainareastoprovidethemainemphasisofthispaper.Comparingandcontrastingthepracticalcapabilitiesshouldbedonetomakethebestmethodse%ctionforthelifeoftheproject.TableIpresentsthe10differentattributesfornormaldesignandoverallcapabilitiescomparisons.TableII pmentsninedifferentparametersthataregroupedundernormaloperatingconsiderations.TableIIIpresentsthe12liftmethodparametersthatarespecialproblemconsideratim.

Whenselectingthe“best”liftmethod,alloftheseparametersneedtobeconsideti.However,therearesomeitemsthatover-ridewhichmethodshouldbeused.Asanexample,thelocationisa keyfactorinmethodselection.Oft’shore,amtic,andremoteareasmayjustifyorforceadifferent

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methodthanthecombinationofalltheotherattributes.Thecostofenergyis veryimportantin somelocations;whileintoday’srestricteddomesticproduction,over-allefficiencyandtotaloperatingcostsaredrivingare-lookatwhatmaybethe“best”method,Addedtothisisserviceoftheequipment.Thismaybeverycostlyinsomelocationsaroundtheworld.Allofthesefactorsandthosediscussedinthetablesmustbeconsideredtodeterminethefinalliftmethod,Thus,thedeterminationofanymethodneedsa“full-cycle”econorriicjustification.

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1. Eachartificialliftmethodhasdifferentliftattributesthatmustbeevaluatedfoethespecificinstallation,Of particularimportanceare the productionraterequirementsoverthelifeoftheproject.

2. Theattributesof theaxt~icialiiftmethodsarerelativetoeachotherandcanonlybespecificforaparticularproductioninstallation,

3. Whenallthe31listedliftattributesareconsidered,therearesomethathavemoresignificancethanothers.Oneoftheseislocation.Thisisimportantsinceitcansignifkantlyaffectcapitalandoperatingcosts,aswellasproductionrates.

4. Therearesomeimportantover-ridingconsidemtionsinartificialliftselection.Theuseofbeampumpsshouldbethefirstchoiceifoperationsamtobedoneoniand.Ifoffshoreistheproductionlocation,thenthemethodofchoiceisgaslift.Experiencehasshownthatsuchchoicesnormallyresultinoptimumproductionandminimumcosts,

Thus,thesechoicesshouldbeusedatthestandardforcomparisonoftheotherliftmethods.Theotherliftmethodsonlyshouldbeselectedwheretherearedefiniteinstallationandoperationaladvantages.

5. Oncea methodisselected,therestillneedsto be refinementandproperengineeringdonetodesignandselectalltheequipmentnecessarytomakethismethodactual!yworkfortheapplication.Impropcdesignandoperationofthe“best”selectedmethodwillalways“prove”thattheselectionwasnotthebestinthefirstplace.Thus,oncethemethodis selectedanddesigned,discussionsneedtotakeplacewithoperationspersonneltoprovidethemwiththenecessaryinformation,includingtraining,to makethis installationeconomicallysuccessful.

6. Thelimitsandrelatiyecomparisonslistedinthesetablesarebasedontheexperiencesof the authorsandareCcmidered“conventionalwisdom.”Mostoftheseattributesaresubjecttochangewithimprovedtechnology.In addition,experiencemayaltersomeofthelistedlimits.Theauthorsrequestthatnewdatabepublishedthatwillaltertheserecommended,practicalcapabilitiesandimprovetheindustryknowledgeon artificialliftselection.

Theauthorswishtothanktheirmanagementforallowingthisworktobedoneandthecomparisonspublished.~~ealsowishtothankalloftheupstreamproducingandmanufacturingpersomelwhocontributedtothepmcticalcomments,relatedto thispaper.

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GASLIFT

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PLUNGERLIFT

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PROGRESSIVECAVITYPUMPS

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