API 11S3 : 1999 : R2013
API 11S3 : 1999 : R2013
RECOMMENDED PRACTICE FOR ELECTRICAL SUBMERSIBLE PUMP INSTALLATIONS
American Petroleum Institute
RECOMMENDED PRACTICE FOR ELECTRICAL SUBMERSIBLE PUMP INSTALLATIONS
American Petroleum Institute
1 SCOPE
2 REFERENCES
3 TRANSPORTATION, HANDLING AND STORAGE OF EQUIPMENT
3.1 Cables
3.2 Pumps, Motors, Sealing Sections, and Gas Separators
3.3 Surface and Miscellaneous Equipment
3.4 Storage
4 GENERAL SURFACE INSTALLATION
4.1 General
4.2 Primary Service Transformers
4.3 Motor Control Panels, Vents, and Junction Boxes
4.4 Surface Wiring
4.5 Wellheads
5 INSTALLATION AND PULLING EQUIPMENT
5.1 Well-Servicing Rigs
5.2 Tubing Spiders
5.3 Back-up Tongs
5.4 Cable Spoolers or Reels
5.5 Downhole Pump Cable Protection
5.6 Cable Sheave
6 RUNNING EQUIPMENT INTO THE WELL
6.1 Equipment Check
6.2 Casing Check
6.3 Preparation of Wellhead for Running Equipment
6.4 Lifting Equipment into Running Position
6.5 Cable Splicing
6.6 Cable Banding
6.7 Check Valves and Bleeder or Drain Valves
6.8 Running Practices
6.9 Pump Setting Depth
6.10 Wellhead Completion
7 START-UP PROCEDURE
7.1 Pre-Start-up Procedure
7.2 Equipment Start-up
8 PULLING EQUIPMENT OUT OF WELLS
8.1 Historical Data
8.2 Pulling Equipment
8.3 Band Removal
8.4 Spooling Cable
8.5 Shipping Equipment
9 FIELD EVALUATION OF USED EQUIPMENT
9.1 On-Site Observations and Inspections
10 ASSESSMENT OF USED EQUIPMENT
10.1 Downhole Pump Cables
10.2 Pumps
10.3 Motors
10.4 Seal Chambers
10.5 Motor Lead Extensions/Potheads
10.6 Electrical Feed Through Assemblies
10.7 Reusing Equipment
Describes the installation and replacement of all major components that comprise a typical, electrical submersible pumping system.
Document Type | Standard |
Status | Current |
Publisher | American Petroleum Institute |
ProductNote | Reconfirmed 2013 |