Multiphase Pump Systems
We deliver the most cost-effective and efficient design for your multiphase pump package: from basic, stand-alone pump skids to turnkey, remote operated multiphase pumping stations.
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Our Two-Screw Multiphase pump systems have been used to pump crude oil in pipelines and on wellpads for over 20 years. The systems efficiently utilize one pump to boost complete, untreated production flows (mixture of oil, gas, condensates, water and/or solids) through multiphase gathering pipelines. The systems simplify surface facilities, eliminating infrastructure associated with separation and independent water, gas and oil gathering systems. Additionally, systems deployed on wellpads reduce well backpressure, increasing oil & gas production.
Our systems utilize positive displacement pump technology combined with industry leading internal (to pump) and external (to pump) recirculation systems to pump the multiphase fluids during oil production.
Primary pump components are two intermeshing, self-priming screws that isolate a volume of liquid and convey it from pump inlet to outlet. Properly timed, the screws overcome conventional pump challenges – running dry, sandy or high GVF flows – as the screws do not contact either each other or their housing. For fluids up to 97% GVF, the pump housing includes an embedded liquid reservoir that releases liquid into the screw mechanisms This liquid maintains proper pump efficiency through optimal internal sealing of the multiphase pump elements and dissipates heat generated from compressing the gas portion of the flow.
A complete system, with fully automatable controls, encompasses the multiphase pump to ensure optimal operations in our constantly changing oil and gas conditions. Motors, strainers, knock-out vessels, balancing and recirculation lines, valves, lube systems and heat exchangers are some of the primary system components that work together to ensure consistent, efficient operations while extending the system’s capabilities to 100% GVF flows.
CIRCOR Multiphase pumping systems deliver significant benefits for both mature well installations and new field development.
With over 20 years of experience, CIRCOR is a global leader in the development of Multiphase technology and installation of Multiphase pumping systems.
CIRCOR brings significant experience and expertise to Multiphase Pumping Systems:
CIRCOR offers a full line of Two-Screw Multiphase pumps.
Simplify your infrastructure by pumping oil, gas, water, condensates and solids with ONE pump through ONE pipeline. These solutions are especially beneficial for offshore, flaring sensitive and heavy oil production fields.
Reduce capital expenditures
Eliminate flaring
Simplify surface facility controls
Increase oil and gas production in mature wells or revitalize shut-in wells using our pump system to reduce well backpressure.
For mature wells, Multiphase pumping systems can deliver up to:
Recover vapors from tanks in tank farms and wellhead pumping of production flows or annulus gas common in flare gas recovery, SAGD and CSS or coal bed methane operations.
Leverage Multiphase’s ability to handle varying amounts of steam in high temperature Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) and Cyclic Steam Simulation (CSS) steam injection processes.
Remove water or condensate build-up through intermittent or sustained wellhead flow boosting.
We deliver the most cost-effective and efficient design for your multiphase pump package: from basic, stand-alone pump skids to turnkey, remote operated multiphase pumping stations.
Learn MoreCIRCOR’s Carson Nuttall writes in Oil and Gas Facilities on a proven strategy to enhance mature oilfield facilities. Used with permission and published in the April 2016 issue of Oil and Gas Facilities, a registered trademark of the Society of Petroleum Engineers. © 2016 Society of Petroleum Engineers ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Learn MoreWith CIRCOR's MR-250 pump series, project engineers choose active management of wellhead pressure to economically boost multiphase flow in enhanced oil recovery phase.
Learn MoreIn the first few weeks of continuous operation, the company recorded an approximate 70% increase in oil production and a 50% reduction in injected gas. Payback on the investment occurred in under two months.
Learn MoreIf you are assessing for the first time whether your production system is a candidate for a multiphase pump installation onshore or offshore, we’re here to help. There is more to consider than just the size and type of pump.
Learn MoreTwo-screw multiphase pumps are the centerpiece of the most common type of surface-installed multiphase pump systems, and the design most often recommended for oil & gas applications. Our work in developing this technology for maximum efficiency and reliability, and to increase GVF capability ranges, gives us a unique perspective on these vital systems. Learn more about the history of this technology.
Learn MoreAble to accommodate a wide range of gas volume fractions (GVF), multiphase systems boost oil, gas, water, condensates and solids with one pump through one pipeline from the production manifold or wellhead to a distant central processing facility (CPF).
Learn MoreOur systems utilize positive displacement pump technology combined with industry leading internal (to pump) and external (to pump) recirculation systems to pump the multiphase fluids.
Learn MoreThe heart of this system is the CIRCOR MR Series multiphase pump, an API 676 3rd edition pump that is capable of handling a wide range of liquids, gas, pressures and temperatures.
Learn MoreThe heart of the MRX system is the multiphase pump that has to be capable of handling the wide range of liquids and gas as well as the transient conditions in terms of pressures and temperatures.
Learn MoreInstallation requiring increased oil production for a mature well.
Learn MoreNew oil and gas production installation requiring performance under harsh technological conditions.
Learn MoreOffshore well installation requiring minimal footprint and remote, unmanned stations.
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