The Moyno HTD350 downhole pump has undergone extensive R&D as well as thorough in-field application testing. (Image courtesy of R&M Energy Systems)
R&M Energy Systems’ new line of Moyno HTD high-temperature downhole pumps provide a solution to high-temperature applications that previously prevented operators from using downhole progressing cavity pumps (PCPs).
The HTD350 downhole pump has an elastomeric stator that is mechanically secured to the stator tube for greater temperature and chemical resistance. Additional features include:
The ability to handle downhole temperatures to 350°F (177ºC);
A patented design that mechanically secures the stator elastomer without using a bonding agent between the elastomer and the stator tube; and
Compatibility with steam-injection applications without removing the stator from the well. www.rmenergy.com ?
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