Course Objective.

• Sucker rod pumping is the most common means of artificial lift used by the oil and gas production industry. It is simply a matter of using a positive displacement piston pump to bring produced fluids to the top of the well using a string of sucker rods and a string of tubing.

Who Can Benefit?

• Mechanical Technicians
• Engineers
• Maintenance Technicians
• Engineering Apprentices and Trainees, Graduate Engineers

Course content

• Introduction
  • The Origine of Petroleum
  • Basic Exploration
  • Basic Drilling and Completion
  • Basic Production Engineering
• Artificial Lift Method
  • The Sucker Rod Pump
  • The Hydraulic Pump
  • The Submersible Pump
  • Gas Lift
  • Free Piston Lift
• Determining The Best Method For The Well
  • Lease Considerations
  • Well and Reservoir Analysis
  • Equipment Parameters
  • Conclusion
• The Sucker Rod Pump Lifting Method
  • Background And History
  • Sucker Rod Pumping
  • The Pumping Unit
  • The Wellhead
  • The Polished Rod
  • The Sucker Rod
  • The Sucker Rod Pump
• Sucker Rod Pump Classifications
  • API Pump
  • API Pump Designations
  • Tubing Pumps
  • Traveling Barrel, Bottom Hold-Down Insert Pumps
  • Stationary Barrel, Bottom Hold-Down Insert Pumps
  • Stationary Barrel, Top Hold-Down Insert Pumps
  • Stationary Barrel, Top And Hold-down Insert Pump
  • Special Pumps
  • Pump Parts And Fittings
  • Barrel Tubes
  • Cages
  • Plungers
  • The Axelson “Ring Valve”
  • Balls and Seats
  • Other Fittings
• Designing the Installation
  • Analsys of The Well
  • Selecting The Subsurface Oil Well Pump
  • Determining the Pump Bore Size
  • Choosing the Pump Type
  • Selection of Materials
  • Beam Pumping
  • The Dynamometer Card
  • Determining Favorable Pumping Speeds
  • Establishing Production Rates
  • Peak Polished Rod Loads
  • Maximum Rod Stress
  • Minimum Polished Rod Load
  • PolishedRodLoadRange
  • Peak Torque
  • Polished Rod Horsepower
  • Pump and Rod Installation Design
  • Plunger Slippage and Fits
  • Designing the Sucker Rod String
  • Specific Information Required
  • Sucker Rod String Design Charts
  • The Rod String Load Ratio
  • Sucker Rod Couplings
  • Sucker Rod Coupling Displacement
  • The Inhibitor Program
  • Installation, Operating and Trouble Shooting The Pump

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