Autonomous Control

Upwing energy

Contact：David Biddick

16323 Shoemaker Avenue

Cerritos, CA 90703

Call：(562)293-1666

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www.upwingenergy.com

Detailed description

Current artificial lift systems have certain elements of control. For example, the Subsurface Compressor System (SCS) and the Electric Submersible Pump (ESP) use a variable speed drive (VSD) on the surface to control their motors downhole. There are also other elements in the well system that provide either information or actuation to control the well. For instance, operators install downhole sensors to measure the temperature and pressure of a well at different depths. However, these elements are seldomly linked together to provide better control of the overall system. Even if the information from different elements is used to improve the performance of the well, it is often used in an ad-hoc and non-real-time fashion by engineers located remotely after the fact. The adverse situations must be handled in real time in-situ by a system level control scheme to avoid damages to the downhole equipment and to ensure continuous operations of the artificial lift system. There is a need to link all of these elements together to achieve optimal performance of the system.