OBJECTIVES
After a long time of production in “Masjed Soleyman” oil field (the first
discovered oil field in Middle East) the natural drive energy of the
reservoir was not strong enough to push desired oil flow from the
reservoir to the surface, our client (NISOC) attempted to recover more
production.
The primary objective for both the client and the engineering team was
to maintain a consistent and optimal flow rate from the reservoir, while
implementing measures to preserve reservoir integrity and prevent
formation damage. After a lot of research, simulations and other types
of engineering work, our team recommended the best method and unit
to be implemented for the MIS-336 new drilled well.

SOLUTIONS
PETRO EDMAN engineers team recommended a Sucker Rod Pumping
(SRP) unit with a stroke length of 306 inches and lifting capacity of 50
klb in order to maximize the life of the equipment while achieving the
desired flow rate and the most durable downhole equipment to
withstand the corrosion of acidic fluid of the MIS-336 well.

RESULTS
After the pumping unit installation (2024 November) and
commissioning, the system performance has been analyzed and the
production steadily raised from zero barrels of crude oil per day (before
pump installation) to a stunning continuous rate of 800 bbl/day.

  • CHALLENGES
    • Hazardous Well Fluid (High 𝐻2𝑆
    Content)
    • Optimized installation (Only 14
    meters Above Perforations)
    • 800bbl/day flow rate
    • Harsh environment
    BENEFITS
    • Cost-effective
    • Highly Durable Materials
    • High Strengths Rod String
    • No harm to the reservoir
    • Less maintenance compared to
    other artificial lift methods
    • Higher flow rates with less
    speed
    • Smart monitoring with
    EDControl and Dynamometer
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