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Location
Canada, North America, Onshore
Details

Nisku, Canada

Temperature
392 degF [200 degC]
 
Pump setting depth
1,163.22 ft [354.5 m]
 
Casing size
7 in
 
Casing weight
23 lbm/ft
 
Motor OD
5.62 in [14.27 cm]
 
Pump OD
5.38 in [13.67 cm]

Background
To efficiently produce from a well, an operator in Canada needed to pump a high-temperature steam into the reservoir to decrease fluid viscosity enough to enable its movement toward the wellbore. However, the high temperatures that occur during SAGD operations can compromise ESP run life. With the reservoir recovery ratio dependent on the high injection temperature, the operator asked Schlumberger for a high-reliability solution that would improve recovery without compromising run life.
Products Used
AGH Advanced Gas-Handling Device
REDA Hotline High-Temperature ESP Motors

REDA Hotline System Increases Run Life by an Average of 445%

High-temperature ESP system improves recovery and reliability in steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) well

 
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Schlumberger installed the Hotline ESP system with a high-temperature non-weather-dependent integrated motor with downhole monitoring gauge. The integrated motor features a full protector and compensation system configured for immediate deployment in the well, eliminating human error and saving rig time during assembly. The system was installed with a bottom-feeder gas separator along with an AGH device. The Hotline system increased run life by an average of 445% and is still running. This improved the customer’s total cost of ownership by eliminating unnecessary workovers and deferred production.
Products Used
AGH
Advanced gas-handling device

Increase production in wells with up to 45% gas volume fraction (GVF) at low intake pressures.
REDA Hotline
High-temperature ESP motors

Increase production in heavy oil, gassy wells, and other extreme heat environments.

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