Halliburton Energy Services, Inc.

Hans Sjerps

Yuzhu Hu

Xunlez Alexis Nunez

Songjing Ren

Frank Corredor

Mengyu Zhou

Clara Susana Tandazo Castro

Some implementations include a method for controlling a computer system configured to detect scaling and/or plugging of an electric submersible pump (ESP) deployed in a wellbore. The method may include determining, based on a measurement of pressure in the wellbore, a required total dynamic head (RTDH) for the ESP while the ESP is operating in the wellbore. The method also may include determining, based on information from one or more sensors in the ESP, a produced total dynamic head (PTDH) for the ESP while the ESP is operating in the wellbore. The method also may include detecting scaling status or plugging status of the ESP based on the RTDH and the PTDH.

Scaling and plugging detection in artificial lift application

A method of testing an electrical submersible pump (ESP) component may include placing an ESP component in a transport assembly at a first location for transport to a second location. The ESP component may be tested or maintained while the ESP component remains in the transport assembly, before being deployed at a wellsite. The ESP components can be prepared in the transport assembly to be lifted (including placement of lifting clamps) to run in hole. In various embodiment, the transport assembly may comprise the ESP component and a transport basket configured for stacking multiple transport assemblies.

Electrical submersible pump transport device and method thereof

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