The submersible pumping unit is a new type of pumping system for lifting formation fluids from onshore oil wells, and the identification of its working condition has an important influence on oil production. In this p...The submersible pumping unit is a new type of pumping system for lifting formation fluids from onshore oil wells, and the identification of its working condition has an important influence on oil production. In this paper we proposed a diagnostic method for identifying the working condition of the submersible pumping system. Based on analyzing the working principle of the pumping unit and the pump structure, different characteristics in loading and unloading processes of the submersible linear motor were obtained at different working conditions. The characteristic quantities were extracted from operation data of the submersible linear motor. A diagnostic model based on the support vector machine （SVM） method was proposed for identifying the working condition of the submersible pumping unit, where the inputs of the SVM classifier were the characteristic quantities. The performance and the misjudgment rate of this method were analyzed and validated by the data acquired from an experimental simulation platform. The model proposed had an excellent performance in failure diagnosis of the submersible pumping system. The SVM classifier had higher diagnostic accuracy than the learning vector quantization （LVQ） classifier.展开更多
A transient multiphase CFD （computational fluid dynamics） model was set up to investigate the main causes which lead to cavitation in PD （positive displacement） reciprocating pumps. Many authors agree on distingui...A transient multiphase CFD （computational fluid dynamics） model was set up to investigate the main causes which lead to cavitation in PD （positive displacement） reciprocating pumps. Many authors agree on distinguishing two different types of cavitation affecting PD pumps： flow induced cavitation and cavitation due to expansion. The flow induced cavitation affects the zones of high fluid velocity and consequent low static pressure e.g. the valve-seat volume gap while the cavitation due to expansion can be detected in zones where the decompression effects are important e.g. in the vicinity of the plunger. This second factor is a distinctive feature of PD pumps since other devices such as centrifugal pumps are only affected by the flow induced type. Unlike what has been published in the technical literature to date, where analysis of positive displacement pumps are based exclusively on experimental or analytic methods, the work presented in this paper is based entirely on a CFD approach, it discusses the appearance and the dynamics of these two phenomena throughout an entire pumping cycle pointing out the potential of CFD techniques in studying the causes of cavitation and assessing the consequent loss of performance in positive displacement pumps.展开更多
An overview of some popular rotary and reciprocating positive displacement( PD) pump types is given with the objective of presenting and comparing the respective sizing relationships and performance features. Reciproc...An overview of some popular rotary and reciprocating positive displacement( PD) pump types is given with the objective of presenting and comparing the respective sizing relationships and performance features. Reciprocating pumps discussed are the piston and plunger types. Rotary pumps addressed are gear( external and internal),vane,lobe,screw,and liquid ring pumps. To put the relative pump sizes in perspective,attention is fixed on the rotors or reciprocating elements of PD pumps,just as impellers indicate the sizes of rotodynamic pumps. The size of a PD pump is found from a dimensionless combination of displacement flow rate,rotative speed and diameter. The flow rate,head( or pressure rise) and power are related through the component efficiencies. The cavitation coefficient,often close to unity,connects the rotor tip speed or piston speed with the required NPSH,which can also be affected by the pressure rise of the pump due to leakage across the internal clearances. Operational effects due to cavitation,ingestion of gas or abrasives,and viscous and non-Newtonian fluids are discussed.展开更多
文摘The submersible pumping unit is a new type of pumping system for lifting formation fluids from onshore oil wells, and the identification of its working condition has an important influence on oil production. In this paper we proposed a diagnostic method for identifying the working condition of the submersible pumping system. Based on analyzing the working principle of the pumping unit and the pump structure, different characteristics in loading and unloading processes of the submersible linear motor were obtained at different working conditions. The characteristic quantities were extracted from operation data of the submersible linear motor. A diagnostic model based on the support vector machine （SVM） method was proposed for identifying the working condition of the submersible pumping unit, where the inputs of the SVM classifier were the characteristic quantities. The performance and the misjudgment rate of this method were analyzed and validated by the data acquired from an experimental simulation platform. The model proposed had an excellent performance in failure diagnosis of the submersible pumping system. The SVM classifier had higher diagnostic accuracy than the learning vector quantization （LVQ） classifier.
文摘A transient multiphase CFD （computational fluid dynamics） model was set up to investigate the main causes which lead to cavitation in PD （positive displacement） reciprocating pumps. Many authors agree on distinguishing two different types of cavitation affecting PD pumps： flow induced cavitation and cavitation due to expansion. The flow induced cavitation affects the zones of high fluid velocity and consequent low static pressure e.g. the valve-seat volume gap while the cavitation due to expansion can be detected in zones where the decompression effects are important e.g. in the vicinity of the plunger. This second factor is a distinctive feature of PD pumps since other devices such as centrifugal pumps are only affected by the flow induced type. Unlike what has been published in the technical literature to date, where analysis of positive displacement pumps are based exclusively on experimental or analytic methods, the work presented in this paper is based entirely on a CFD approach, it discusses the appearance and the dynamics of these two phenomena throughout an entire pumping cycle pointing out the potential of CFD techniques in studying the causes of cavitation and assessing the consequent loss of performance in positive displacement pumps.
文摘An overview of some popular rotary and reciprocating positive displacement( PD) pump types is given with the objective of presenting and comparing the respective sizing relationships and performance features. Reciprocating pumps discussed are the piston and plunger types. Rotary pumps addressed are gear( external and internal),vane,lobe,screw,and liquid ring pumps. To put the relative pump sizes in perspective,attention is fixed on the rotors or reciprocating elements of PD pumps,just as impellers indicate the sizes of rotodynamic pumps. The size of a PD pump is found from a dimensionless combination of displacement flow rate,rotative speed and diameter. The flow rate,head( or pressure rise) and power are related through the component efficiencies. The cavitation coefficient,often close to unity,connects the rotor tip speed or piston speed with the required NPSH,which can also be affected by the pressure rise of the pump due to leakage across the internal clearances. Operational effects due to cavitation,ingestion of gas or abrasives,and viscous and non-Newtonian fluids are discussed.
