Hydraulic Lift

Hydraulic Lift Points : Hydraulic Lift Weatherford Hydraulic Lift Systems consist of a surface power fluid system. a prime mover, a surface pump, and a down hole jet or reciprocating/piston pump. These systems are renowned for their versatility and ability to operate in high volume, high depth environments. One major advantage to either system is the ability to hydraulically circulate the pumps to the surface for maintenance, dramatically reducing well downtime and eliminating pulling unit expenses. In the operation of a hydraulic life system, crude oil or water is taken from the storage tank and fed to the surface pump. The power fluid, flow under pressure built tip by the surface pump, is controlled by valves at a control station and distributed to one or more wellheads. The power fluid passes through the wellhead valve and is directed to the down whole pump. In a piston pump installation, power fluid actuates the engine, which in turn drives the pump, and power fluid returns to the surface with the produced oil and is piped to the storage tank. A jet pumps moving parts and employs the Venture principle to use fluid under pressure to bring the surface.