Wells – Processes – With indicating – testing – measuring or locating
Patent
1996-04-10
1998-10-20
Suchfield, George A.
Wells
Processes
With indicating, testing, measuring or locating
166 53, 166 685, 166 911, 166369, 7315261, 417 36, E21B 4312, E21B 4700, E21B 4710
Patent
active
058232621
ABSTRACT:
The operation of an oil well pumping unit control system (20, 200) is governed by a computerized automated control unit (88) that receives flow rate measurements from a Coriolis flow meter (28). The control unit causes production from a beam pumping unit (22) to cease when measurements from the Coriolis flow meter indicate a decline in the pump efficiency. The decline in pump efficiency indicates that a production fluid level (136) in the production tubing (108) has fallen below the uppermost point of travel for the plunger (122). Production from the well is, accordingly, shut-in to afford the reservoir sufficient time to build the pressure and corresponding fluid level that is required to recommence production operations.
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Micro Motion Inc.
Suchfield George A.
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