Description
The Beam Pumping Unit is an essential piece of equipment in the oilfield, renowned for its robust design and high-quality construction. This unit is primarily composed of quality profiles that are meticulously welded together, forming crucial components such as brackets, bases, connecting rods, and beams. Each unit undergoes a shot peening treatment followed by a high-quality paint coating to ensure exceptional durability and resistance against rust and corrosion.
This traditional pumping equipment operates through a common AC induction motor that drives a crank mechanism. This crank is balanced with a weight to effectively manage the motion of the sucker rod, facilitating the operation of a downhole pump. The pumping process involves a fixed cycle of up-and-down reciprocating motion, drawing oil from underground reservoirs to the surface. The motor’s electrical energy consumption fluctuates with the operation cycle, allowing it to shift between energy consumption and generation, thereby optimizing efficiency in oil extraction.
Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Welded Quality Profiles |
| Treatment | Shot Peening & High-Quality Paint Coating |
| Motor Type | AC Induction Motor |
| Pumping Action | Up-and-Down Reciprocating Motion |
Additional Information
- Designed for longevity and durability in harsh oilfield conditions.
- Efficient energy management during operation and generation phases.
