Linear permanent magnet motor driven downhole plunger pumping unit
OwnerDmytro Khachaturov, Dmytro Nekrasov +2inventors
InventorsDmytro Khachaturov, Dmytro Nekrasov, Vasyl Kryvonosov, Maksym Pipich
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OwnerDmytro Khachaturov, Dmytro Nekrasov +2inventors
InventorsDmytro Khachaturov, Dmytro Nekrasov, Vasyl Kryvonosov, Maksym Pipich
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This invention is an oil-well pumping unit. It may be used for production of stratum fluids from marginal well stock at large depths. The invention increases reliability and improves power performance by including a fully integrated plunger pump fitted with discharge valves and a gravity gas separator, non-return valves, and a coupling for fastening the oil-well pumping unit to flow tubing. The downhole linear motor is mounted below the plunger pump. A slider upstroke damper and a slider down-stroke damper, as well as a telemetry unit, are mounted below the linear motor. The unit is linked to a ground-based control unit through a neutral wire interconnected with linear motor windings. The ground-based control unit may be designed as a three-phase high-frequency inverting controller and output transformer, and is connected to the downhole linear motor through an insulated three-wire cable.
An oil-well pumping unit, comprising:
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