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Pumps & Compressors Technology Application, Design Operation, Maintenance & Troubleshooting

Pumps & Compressors Technology Application, Design Operation, Maintenance & Troubleshooting

Pumps & Compressors Technology Application, Design Operation, Maintenance & Troubleshooting

 

 

OBJECTIVES

  • Review the basics of Pumps and Compressors
  • Maximize the efficiency, reliability, and longevity of all types of pumps
  • Learn how the performance curves of Pumps and Compressors are measured and calculated
  • Gain a thorough understanding of pump characteristics.
  • Use modern rod pump effectively to optimize rod pump systems.
  • Design the rod pump systems; compare pumping units
  • In-depth dynamometer card interpretation will enable you to diagnose and fix field problems.
  • Use the similarity laws to calculate the Pumps/Compressors performance at different speed and rotor size
  • Maintain the motor equipment, belt
  • Measure the level fluid, foaming and more
  • Many field examples will be used for practice
  • Learn methods of troubleshooting and maintaining Pumps/ Compressors
  • Highlight the importance of the related international codes and standards

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Supervisors Engineers & Facility/Utility engineers, Technicians, Operating Personnel, Petroleum Engineer , Gas Engineer production superintendents foremen, field technicians , Reservoir Engineers or anyone require a working level knowledge of pumps & compressors.

COURSE OUTLINE

Introduction

  • Rod pumping advantages and disadvantages
  • Pumping unit geometries and prime movers

Pumps Types and Performance

  • Types Of Pumps
  1. Centrifugal
  2. Displacement
  • Pumping methods
  1. Centrifugal action
  2. Displacement action
  3. Rotary displacement pumps
  • Pumps performance curves
  1. Head-Capacity curve
  2. Power-Capacity curve
  3. Efficiency-Capacity curve
  4. NPSH-Capacity curve
  5. Limits of operation
  6. Characteristics curves for different types of pumps
  7. How to obtain these curves experimentally
  8. How to calculate these characteristic curves
  • Specific speed and specific diameter
  1. The significant of the Specific Speed and the Specific Diameter
  2. How to calculate these numbers
  3. How to use these number in pumps selection process
  • Parameters affecting the pump performance

Similarity Laws

  1. The effect speed variation
  2. The effect of impeller trimming

Pumps selection

  • Pumps standards
  1. Hydraulic Institute Standard
  2. API standard
  3. How to use standards for pumps selection
  4. How standards differ from each other
  5. How to use standards to write the right specification for pumps
  • Overall procedure in selecting a pump
  • Parameters affecting the pump selections
  1. Properties of liquids being pumped
  2. Material selection
  3. Manufacturer data and curves
  4. Economic consideration
  5. Pumps application
  6. Comparison between different types
  7. Essential data required

Down hole Equipment

  • Common and special pumps and their advantages and disadvantages
  • Plungers, balls and seats, pump displacement and slippages; gas anchor design.

System Design

  • Types and Problems
  • Component Equipment, classification versus API
  • Constant productivity index, Vogel, and Fetkovich IPR methods
  • Guidelines for system design; tips for reducing torque and rod loading, and increasing system efficiency
  • Counter Balance, check stress rod
  • Pump Analysis (Walker and Agnew Method)

Positive Displacement Compressors

  • Compression Methods
  1. Intermittent compression
  2. Reciprocating and Rotary compressors
  3. Continuous compression
  4. Axial and Centrifugals
  5. Features and comparison
  • Types of Reciprocating Compressors
  1. Trunk type
  2. Crosshead type
  3. Lubricated & non-lubricated
  4. Single & Double acting
  • Compression cycle
  1. Internal compression
  2. Clearance volume
  3. Intercooling effect
  4. Volume ratio
  5. Pressure ratio
  • Capacity control
  1. Clearance pockets
  2. External bottles
  3. Valve unloader
  4. Bypass port
  • Pulsation control
  • Rotary Compressors
  1. Screw compressors
  2. Sliding vane compressors

Centrifugal Compressors

  • Basic Components
  1. Rotating elements
  2. Stationary parts
  3. Compressor seals
  • Centrifugal classification
  • Centrifugal arrangement
  • Performance curves
  1. How to read performance curves
  2. Surge line and stone line
  3. Blade curving angle effect
  4. Volume ratio effects
  5. Quadrant curve
  • Fan Laws
  1. The effect of speed variation
  2. The effect of trimming the rotor
  3. Limit on the speed
  4. Multistage
  5. Intercooling effect
  • Operation of centrifugal Compressors
  1. System Characteristics
  2. Volume ratio effect
  3. Effect of MW variation
  4. Inlet Pressure and Temperature effects
  5. Effect of Rotational speed
  • Compressor Control
  1. Motor driven compressors
  2. Turbine Driven Compressors
  3. Automatic control system
  4. Pressure control
  5. Flow control
  6. Parallel flow
  • Compressor Surge
  1. What causes surge
  2. Surge control

Pump Categories, and Centrifugal Pumps

  • Pump Categories: Dynamic (Centrifugal) and Positive Displacement (Reciprocating and Rotary)
  • Centrifugal Pumps: Operation, Casings and Diffusers, Hydrostatic Pressure Tests, Impellers, Hydraulic
  • Balancing Devices, Mechanical Seals, Minimum Flow Requirement, Performance Characteristics,
  • Cavitation, and Net positive Suction Head

ROD Pump

  • Types and dimension version API
  • Coupling, Continuous sucker rod, design polo shed rod
  • Paraffin Scrapers, Rod Pull out Force

Dynamometer Analysis

  • Assembling
  • Interpretation, test procedures
  • Rod Load analysis, Torque Analysis and counter balance
  • Conventional Unit of Torque counter

Failure Control

  • Equipment Handling (Tension, Corrosion, fatigue
  • Diagram, Continuous s Rod, Storage

Failure Control

  • Equipment Handling (Tension, Corrosion, fatigue
  • Diagram, Continuous s Rod, Storage

Dynagraph Interference

  • Gilbert, Gibb-Neely

Fishing

  • Rod Lifting Method

Troubleshooting of Pumps

  • Pump Maintenance, Inspection, Overhaul, Diagnoses of Pump Troubles
  • Troubleshooting of Centrifugal Pumps
  • Troubleshooting of Rotary Pumps
  • Troubleshooting of Reciprocating Pumps
  • Water Hammer

Troubleshooting & Maintenance

  • Principles of troubleshooting
  • Principles
  • Failure modes
  • Statistics of more frequent troubles
  • Maintenance
  • Maintenance strategies
  • Measuring methods
  • Monitoring and Data collection
  • Reasons of Failure
  • Mechanical seals
  • Wet and dry type
  • Compressors versus Pumps shaft seals
  • Piping systems
  • Why seals fails
  • Bearings
  • Roller antifriction types
  • Journal bearings
  • Range of applications
  • Lubrication of bearings
  • Lube-oil systems
  • Shaft deflection
  • Critical speed and shaft deflection
  • Parameters affecting shaft deflection
  • Effects of shaft deflection on Mechancal seals and Bearings
  • Cavitation in pumps
  • Net Positive Suction Head
  • Available against required NPSH
  • Effects of Cavitations
  • Cures for cavitation
  • Surge in compressors
  • Causes of compressor surge
  • Surge and compressor performance
  • Anti-surge methods
  • Off-design operating conditions
  • Variation in inlet conditions
  • Multistage compressors performanceHowdy, editor
  • Compressors in parallel operation

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