Petroleum 101 - Artificial Lift - Mike
The process of petroleum extraction is a whole long and hectic process of getting the product from deep underground and as a result artificial lifts come into play. This quiz will help you well understand all about artificial lift.
- 1.What parameter is increased during Artificial lift, that makes it possible to get more oil to the surface?
- A.
Density
- B.
Pressure
- C.
Velocity
- D.
Permeability
- 2.What is not a type of artificial lift?
- A.
Rod Pumping
- B.
Plunger Lift
- C.
Hydraulic Pumping
- D.
Centrifugal Pumping
- 3.A Plunger Lift system is:
- A.
Cheap
- B.
Expensive
- C.
Good for high producing wells
- D.
Normally used in new oilfields
- 4.Around 45 % of the Artificial Lift marked is where?
- A.
South America
- B.
North America
- C.
Europe
- D.
Asia
- 5.What is the oldest and most common type of artificial lift?
- A.
Gas Lift
- B.
Rod pumping
- C.
Plunger Lift
- D.
Hydraulic Pumping
- 6.Which is NOT an advantage of using rod pumping?
- A.
Surface unit may be changed to other wells with minimum cost
- B.
Can pump a well down to very low pressure
- C.
Capable of pumping depths to 17,000 ft and deeper
- D.
Gas or electricity can be used as power source
- 7.What are the two types of hydraulic pumps?
- A.
Jet Pumps and Progressive Cavity Pumps
- B.
Progressive Cavity Pumps and Electric Submersible Pumps
- C.
Electric Submersible Pumps and Reciprocating Positive-Displacement Pumps
- D.
Reciprocating Positive-Displacement Pumps and Jet Pumps
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