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    Submersible Pump Cal. Sheet

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    This document provides information to design an electric submersible pump (ESP) system, including: - Total dynamic head of 102.9 ft or 31.36 m - Flow rate of 0.12744 ft3/sec or 13 m3/hr - Total vertical lift of 98 ft or 29.87 m - Total equivalent pipe length of 202.9 ft or 61.84 m - Operating velocity of 2.60 ft/sec or 0.79 m/sec - Operating pressure of 44.59 PSI or 3.07 bar

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    Submersible Pump Cal. Sheet

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    This document provides information to design an electric submersible pump (ESP) system, including: - Total dynamic head of 102.9 ft or 31.36 m - Flow rate of 0.12744 ft3/sec or 13 m3/hr - Total vertical lift of 98 ft or 29.87 m - Total equivalent pipe length of 202.9 ft or 61.84 m - Operating velocity of 2.60 ft/sec or 0.79 m/sec - Operating pressure of 44.59 PSI or 3.07 bar

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    This document provides information to design an electric submersible pump (ESP) system, including: - Total dynamic head of 102.9 ft or 31.36 m - Flow rate of 0.12744 ft3/sec or 13 m3/hr - Total vertical lift of 98 ft or 29.87 m - Total equivalent pipe length of 202.9 ft or 61.84 m - Operating velocity of 2.60 ft/sec or 0.79 m/sec - Operating pressure of 44.59 PSI or 3.07 bar

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    Submersible Pump Cal. Sheet

    Uploaded by

    Irfan Ahmed
    This document provides information to design an electric submersible pump (ESP) system, including: - Total dynamic head of 102.9 ft or 31.36 m - Flow rate of 0.12744 ft3/sec or 13 m3/hr - Total vertical lift of 98 ft or 29.87 m - Total equivalent pipe length of 202.9 ft or 61.84 m - Operating velocity of 2.60 ft/sec or 0.79 m/sec - Operating pressure of 44.59 PSI or 3.07 bar

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    The document discusses the design considerations for an electric submersible pump system including head, flow rate, power requirements, and input parameters.

    The friction loss is based on the rate of flow, length and diameter of pipes, number and type of fittings, and increases with higher flow.

    The drawdown increases with higher flow rates and depends on the characteristics of the well, with slower wells having more drawdown.

    Design of Electric Submersible pump( ESP)

    Total dynamic head= 102.9 ft 31.36 mtr


    0.12744 ft3/sec
    flow 13 m3/hr
    57.2 GPM

    Total vertical lift = 98 ft 29.87 mtr.

    total equivelent pipe length= 202.9 ft 61.84 mtr.

    Operating Velocity 2.60 ft/sec 0.79 m/sec

    Operating Pressure 44.59 PSI 3.07 bar

    POWER REQUIREMENTS

    Hydraulic Power 1.49 WHP


    1.11 WkW

    Installed Pump Efficiency 70 %


    Brake Power 2.13 bHP
    1.58 bkW

    Motor Efficiency 70 %
    Motor Input Power 3.04 HP
    3.0 kW

    Note:' Put input values in Box


    1 Height above the well 3 ft 0.9144 mtr.
    2 distance of discharge 5 ft 1.524 mtr.
    from well
    3 standing water level 80 ft 24.384 mtr.
    (the standing water level ofwater also called the static (at rest) water level.)

    4 pump level inside the well 190 ft 57.912 mtr.


    5 Discharge pipe dia = 3 inch 0.0762 mtr.
    6 Drawdown 15 ft 4.572 mtr.
    (the distance the standing water level lowers when water pumped from the well.depending upon well.the
    drawdown may be1 - 20 meters or 3 - 50 feet or moreslow flowing wells will have more drawdown. The greater
    flow the greater drawdown.).pumping level = drawdown +stand. water level.

    7 elevation to point of use 3 ft 0.9144 mtr.


    (is the distance from well top to top of storage tank.)

    8 Friction loss 4.9 ft 1.49352 mtr.


    The FRICTION LOSS, measured in equivalent meters or feet, is the pressure required to overcome
    friction in the pipes from the pump to the point of use. The friction is based on: rate of flow, the
    length, diameter, and type of pipe, and also the number and type of pipe fittings used. The greater
    the flow, the greater the FRICTION LOSS. Tables are used to calculate friction loss.

    If the system storage tank is located close to the well head, 10 meters (30 feet) or less, and the recommended
    pipe size is used, a simple rule can be used. Friction loss, in equivalent head, can be estimated at 5% of the
    TOTAL VERTICAL LIFT. This will allow for a few straight runs of pipe and a few fittings.

    9 Tank pressure 0 psi 0 Kpa


    TANK PRESSURE, expressed in equivalent meters or feet of head, is the operating pressure of the
    storage tank. Solar pumping systems have very large tanks because no water is pumped at night or
    in very cloudy weather, pressurized tanks are rarely used in solar pumping systems. However,
    systems with battery power can be used to pump to pressurized tanks. For typical, nonpressurized
    systems, TANK PRESSURE equals zero.
    Cloudy weather will also affect the flow rate. The flow rate varies over the course of the day with
    the peak flow occurring at midday. Because our system design is not complete (a pump and array
    have not been selected yet), the TOTAL DAILY OUTPUT can only be estimated. To estimate the
    flow rate, make a guess for the TOTAL DAILY OUTPUT and use the following equations:
    US:
    GPM (gallons per minute) = GPD (gallons per day) / 360
    Metric:
    LPM (liters per minute) = LPD (liters per day) / 360

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