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UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND ENERGY STUDIES

MID Semester Examination, October 2020
Programme Name: B.Tech., APE GAS Semester : VII
Course Name : Productio Engineering -II Time : 2 hrs
Course Code : PEAU 4013 Max. Marks : 50
Nos. of page(s) : 1
Instructions: 1. The answers are to be hand written on a paper, scanned (or snapshot) and uploaded (as
single file) in the submission link on blackboard platform only.
2. Write Name, Roll Number and Page Numbers on all pages. Write Roll Number as file
name.
3. Maintain a minimum of 3 decimal accuracy and Assume any data missing
4. XX & XXX in questions below are last two & three digits of your roll number respectively
SNo Question Marks CO
i. The components of a flowing well system are the formation, tubing, choke, and
separator. Draw a series of pressure-rate diagrams showing how, under various
circumstances, each of these components control the flow rate.

Q 1 ii. A well produces from two zones with the following data provided on each: 10+15 CO1
Zone 1: PR = 2,500 psi; q = 200 B0PD when Pwf = 1,250 psi
Zone 2: PR = 1,500 psi; q = 125 BOPD when Pwf= 1,250 psi
Construct the well's IPR's, determine the interflow pressure and rates, and state the
expected producing rates for the well Pwf = 1,6XX, 1,5XX, and 5XX psi.
i. Explain with a neat diagram the operations of sucker rod pump cycle

ii. A conventional-type SRP unit has the following characteristics for its design:
Maximum polished rod load = 25,000 lb
Maximum polished rod stroke = 72 in.
Peak torque of gear box = 2,56,000 in-lb
Maximum counterbalance effect = 15,000 lb
Q2 7+18 CO2
Crank/pitman ratio = 0.25
The unit is to be used for pumping 250 API gravity crude from 3XXX ft. Plunger
sizes of 2½, 2¾, 3 and 3¼ diameter are available for selection. It is desired to
maximize the volume swept daily by the plunger with in the limitations that 7/8
inch rods be used, that the peak stress be less than 30,XXX psi, and that the
maximum downward acceleration be less than 0.4 times the acceleration due to
gravity.