Evaluation of The Use of Diptube and Cyclone on The HPU Pump Downhole to Address The Sand Problem and Gas Interference in The ARD-22 Pangkalan Susu Field

The problem of sand and gas interference in artificial lift pumps is a serious problem. The ARD-22 well in Pangkalan Susu often goes offline due to sand and gas interference. Solutions to overcome sand problems by reducing drag force and mechanical methods. Reducing drag force by setting the well production rate below or equal to the critical sand flow rate. The mechanical method is carried out by adjusting the flow pattern on the artificial lift and also by adding a downhole tool in the form of a Cyclone, which functions to make the fluid flow from the reservoir turbulent so as to separate solid particles from liquid. Another dominant problem with this well is the rising GOR or gas interference which causes gas lock problems, so it is necessary to redesign the diptube as a separation area between gas particles and liquid fluid. The monitoring results from this research showed that the fluid flow from the sampling point showed that there was no intermittent gas and the dynagraph readings also showed normal results. Optimum production can be recovered according to the initial potential of G/N 50/45, production lifetime increased after installation diptube cyclone to reach 7 more months and increased company revenues totaled Rp. 8.306.660,000.

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Journal of Petroleum and Geothermal Technology
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2025-01-26
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https://doi.org/10.31315/jpgt.v5i2.12349
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Oil and Gas Production Techniques
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Evaluation of The Use of Diptube and Cyclone on The HPU Pump Downhole to Address The Sand Problem and Gas Interference in The ARD-22 Pangkalan Susu Field

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Evaluation of The Use of Diptube and Cyclone on The HPU Pump Downhole to Address The Sand Problem and Gas Interference in The ARD-22 Pangkalan Susu Field

Boni Swadesi, Syahrir Ridha, Aris Puji Widodo, Dyah Rini Ratnaningsih, Dedy Kristanto, Suranto Suranto
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The problem of sand and gas interference in artificial lift pumps is a serious problem. The ARD-22 well in Pangkalan Susu often goes offline due to sand and gas interference. Solutions to overcome sand problems by reducing drag force and mechanical methods. Reducing drag force by setting the well production rate below or equal to the critical sand flow rate. The mechanical method is carried out by adjusting the flow pattern on the artificial lift and also by adding a downhole tool in the form of a Cyclone, which functions to make the fluid flow from the reservoir turbulent so as to separate solid particles from liquid. Another dominant problem with this well is the rising GOR or gas interference which causes gas lock problems, so it is necessary to redesign the diptube as a separation area between gas particles and liquid fluid. The monitoring results from this research showed that the fluid flow from the sampling point showed that there was no intermittent gas and the dynagraph readings also showed normal results. Optimum production can be recovered according to the initial potential of G/N 50/45, production lifetime increased after installation diptube cyclone to reach 7 more months and increased company revenues totaled Rp. 8.306.660,000.

Journal of Petroleum and Geothermal TechnologyVol. 5(2)
Pertamina (Indonesia) (ID), Universiti Teknologi Petronas (MY), Universitas Pembangunan Nasional Veteran Yogyakarta (ID)
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Oil and Gas Production Techniques
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