The Intelevate team worked with field personnel to stabilize system and increase drawdown
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Operator could not address well conditions by running an ESP at fixed frequency.
North America
Regardless of the well type, challenges in the downhole system can cause unstable electric submersible pump (ESP) operation. These challenges, like paraffin, solids, trash, and more, lead to downtime, suboptimal production, and shortened run life.
Operators cannot address the problems of dynamic well conditions by running an ESP at a fixed frequency. The situation is exacerbated when the operator does not have ESP expertise within their team to address these challenges.
The Halliburton Intelevate platform team works with field personnel to set up a SummitView™ Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) mode of operation. The PID mode of operation continually operates while the well is running by varying the frequency to maintain a target. Intelevate team members review parameters to select desired target variable frequency drive (VFD) amps, motor amps, and intake pressure with limitation bounds. They also select the mode’s reactivity level, fault set points, and the minimum and maximum speeds of operation. The team can then diagnose problems in the SCADA trend analysis and coordinate with field personnel and account representatives to make remote changes in real-time.
The PID mode allowed the Intelevate platform team to monitor and adjust as needed constantly, which decreased stress on the system due to varying operations and shutdowns. This resulted in increased uptime and production by eliminating or reducing field service trips to restart or troubleshoot wells, which reduced operating expenses and minimized environmental and safety risks.
Drawdown increased
For the change to take effect
Reduced field tech interventions and miles driven
Increased safety
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