Unotec
Chemical
- Jun 13, 2006
- 593
Good day,
We have two water disposal wells connected to a single plunger pump. Currently we are injecting at 1300#, 25m3/day, the max operating pressure of the wells is 1600#.
In the past we had two pumps injecting separately and a total disposal of 35 m3/day. One pump got busted and that is how we ended up with one pump two wells. (adding a new pump is not an option)
My question is, would it be advisable to change the sheave size to speed up the pump and inject more?
Thanks
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We have two water disposal wells connected to a single plunger pump. Currently we are injecting at 1300#, 25m3/day, the max operating pressure of the wells is 1600#.
In the past we had two pumps injecting separately and a total disposal of 35 m3/day. One pump got busted and that is how we ended up with one pump two wells. (adding a new pump is not an option)
My question is, would it be advisable to change the sheave size to speed up the pump and inject more?
Thanks
<<A good friend will bail you out of jail, but a true friend
will be sitting beside you saying ” Damn that was fun!” - Unknown>>