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New Technologies to Improve the Performance of High Water Cut Wells Equipped With ESP

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  • AL-Obaidi, SH

    (Professor, Department of Petroleum Engineering, Mining University , Russia)

  • Khalaf FH

    (Assistant Professor, DPTE, Knowledge University ,Iraq)

  • Smirnov, VI

    (Doctoral program)

Abstract

The article deals with theoretical and practical issues of improving the efficiency of operation of high-water cut oil wells by developing and applying double-acting pumping systems based on electric submersible pumps. This combination is providing down-hole gravitational separation of oil and produced water, lifting low-water-cut oil to the surface with simultaneous injection of most of the separated water into the absorbing formation without lifting to the surface. Moreover, it is providing low-cost regulation of the ratio of the volumes of the lifted product and the injected water, as well as monitoring the quality of the injected water with the required frequency.

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  • AL-Obaidi, SH & Khalaf FH & Smirnov, VI, 2021. "New Technologies to Improve the Performance of High Water Cut Wells Equipped With ESP," Technium, Technium Science, vol. 3(1), pages 104-113, February.
    • Handle: RePEc:tec:techni:ojs:2518
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