From Wear Control to Flow Control: Enhancements in Rod Pump Equipment

Thursday, 27 August

1330 - 1500

Waterway 4

Technical Session

Session Chairpersons

1330-1400 233016
Integrated Approach To Mitigate Rod And Tubing Wear: Full-scale Testing, Advanced Materials, And Field Results

E. Oliva, R. Pulido Ramirez, J. Anderson, F. MORE, G. Ghione, Tenaris Rods; B. Weaver,
1400-1430 232998
Results From New Applications Of An Enhanced Gas Separation Method For High-fluid, High-GLR Horizontal Rod Pump Wells

N. Vazhappilly, Odessa Separator Inc; T. Nunez, Diamondback Energy Inc.; W. Orr, Ring Energy Inc; L. Guanacas, Odessa Separator Inc.; S. Vyas, Odessa Separator Inc
1430-1500 233003
High Flow Tubing Anchor Unlocks More Production

J. Saponja, Oilify; M.A. Loya, OXY USA Inc.
Alternate 233004
From Best Practices To Field Reality: Advancing Sucker Rod Make Up

J. Anderson, E. Oliva, R. Pulido, Tenaris; H. Miller, Automated Rig Technologies Ltd
Alternate 233014
Extending Rod Pump Life In Sand-producing Wells: The Benefits Of Petroquip's Sandmaze SRP

W. Erwin, Petroquip Energy Services; B. Bredemeyer, Occidental Permian Ltd.
Alternate 232974
Overcoming Power Challenges In Egypt: Permanent Magnet Motors Boost Efficiency And Sustainability In Pumping Wells

M. Tharwat, Weatherford-Egypt; A. Shaker, PetroShahd Company; F. Harte, A. Hassan, Weatherford; M. Ghareeb, Future University in Egypt; A. Salem, Suez University

Technical Program