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First ESP Systems Deployed in Ultradeepwater Subsea Seabed Pump Cartridge Booster

First ESP Systems Deployed in Ultradeepwater Subsea Seabed Pump Cartridge Booster

GE Baker Hughes
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Results ? ? At a water depth of 8,200 ft, this project was the deepest ESP seabed boosting application in the GOM ? ? Two ESP systems operated hydraulically in series and electrically in parallel, housed in a replaceable cartridge, rated for 13,000 psi ? Production increased in two fields from 12,000 to 40,000 bpd with subsea boosting Challenges ? ? ESP operating range of 3,000 to 20,000 barrels per day ESP operability with a single VS

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