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API RP 11S1, 4th Edition: Electrical Submersible Pump Dismantle, Inspection and Failure Analysis

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Electrical Submersible Pump Dismantle, Inspection and Failure Analysis

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Description

This recommended practice (RP) covers the processes and procedures of collecting required information to complete a root cause failure analysis of an electrical submersible pump (ESP) system. These include:

• Procedures for disassembly, inspection, final report, failure classification and corrective actions. Items covered by this recommended practice include pumps, intakes, gas separators, gas handling devices, seals/protectors, motors (induction and permanent magnet motors), gauges, sensors, motor lead extensions, potheads,
and power cables. Tooling and test equipment may differ between suppliers; however, the typical assembly and inspection procedures and principles are generally applicable for most ESP systems.

• Information that should be collected prior to equipment dismantle and inspection as well as specific observations that should be recorded during equipment inspections/teardown/disassembly.

• General equipment drawings which may aid in identifying equipment components. It

Edition

4

Published Date

2022-04-26

Status

Current

Pages

60

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

This recommended practice (RP) covers the processes and procedures of collecting required information to complete a root cause failure analysis of an electrical submersible pump (ESP) system. These include:

• Procedures for disassembly, inspection, final report, failure classification and corrective actions. Items covered by this recommended practice include pumps, intakes, gas separators, gas handling devices, seals/protectors, motors (induction and permanent magnet motors), gauges, sensors, motor lead extensions, potheads,
and power cables. Tooling and test equipment may differ between suppliers; however, the typical assembly and inspection procedures and principles are generally applicable for most ESP systems.

• Information that should be collected prior to equipment dismantle and inspection as well as specific observations that should be recorded during equipment inspections/teardown/disassembly.

• General equipment drawings which may aid in identifying equipment components. It

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