Pump system and method for pumping well fluids

Wells – With below and above ground modification – Above ground actuating means for below ground device

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166117, 166313, 447431, E21B 3412, E21B 4312

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ABSTRACT:
The invention provides apparatus for producing well fluids from an oil bearing formation penetrated by a well. The apparatus includes a tubing string forming a production flow path for production fluids between the earth's surface and a location in the well suitable for receiving well production fluids, a power tubing generally parallel to the production tubing and connected to the flow path of the production tubing, and a cross over flow mechanism to divert the flow of production fluids from the power tubing to the production flow path. A lubricant flow path extends from the earth's surface to a location near a pumping apparatus disposed in the power tubing to allow a lubricant to be introduced into the pumping apparatus.

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