The ESP submersible pumping system consists of both downhole and surface components. The surface components are transformers, motor controllers, junction box and wellhead.
The wellhead accommodates the passage of the power cable from the surface to the wellbore.
The main down-hole components are the motor, seal, pump, and cable. Additional accessory equipment may include the gas separators, check and drain valves, cable bands and protectors, and downhole sensors.
Technologies, types, recommended practices and selection criteria of each compound of the ESP pumping system are discussed in the following list of 22 posts.
ESP Pump:
01- Submersible Pump System Overview
02- Centrifugal Pump ( ESP Pump)
03- ESP: Pump Stage
04- Pump impeller types
05- Pump Performance Curves – part 01
06- Pump Performance Curves – part 02
07- Pump Construction: Compression Pump vs. Floater Pump
08- Pump Shaft
Pump Intake:
09- Pump Intake
10- ESP Motor Shroud: Applications, Configurations and Selection Criteria
11- ESP: Gas handling device
Seal Section:
12- Motor Seal
ESP Motor:
13- ESP Motor
ESP Cable:
14- ESP Cable
15- Power losses in cables
16- Motor Lead Extension
17- ESP Power Cable Accessories
Motor Controller:
18- ESP Motor Switchboard
19- Variable Frequency Drive Basics
Transformer:
20- Introduction to transformer: How it works?
Wellhead Equipment:
21- Wellhead Equipment for ESP
Accessory Equipment:
22- ESP Accessory Equipment
