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• Pumps - 60Hz - 3500 RPM

Series - 0.0.
Pump
Type
Monel Shaft
MaxBHP
Shaft
Size
Recommended Capacity
BPO (M3~l

IA400 94 0.625 200 . 500 32·80

IAN550 94 0.625 400 • 700 64 . 111
AN900 94 0.625 550 . 1100 l7 . 175
338 Series· 0.0. 3.38 A1200 94 0.625 800 . 1650 >7·262
94 0.625 600 . 1400 l5 . 223
1000 . 2000
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A1500 125 159 . 318
125 1000 . 2000 159 . 318
ON280 44 0.50 lOC . 450 16· n
:0400 94 0.525 200 • 550 32 . 87
ON440
ON525
'ONG10
94
94
94
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).625
100 .
300·
350 .
550
625
760
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IONG?5 '4 O. 325 . 850 52 • 135
,0950 15 O. 600· 11M ..... 95 • 183
400 Series· 0.0. 4.00 ON10oo 15 O. 187 00 . 1250 111 . 199
ON11oo 125 0.587 600 . 1350 95 . 215
DN1300 125 o~ 800 . 15()6 ""27.254
01400 125 0.587 9QQ • 1850 143· 294
UN1/b\) 125 0.587 1200 . 2050 191 . 326
125 0.587 1200 . 2400 191 . 382
223 . 413
DN2150 125 0.587 1400 '-$§~
256 0.875 2000 . 318 . 558
382'~
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256 2400 . 4000
256 3400 . 5200 541 . .

GN1600 256 0.875 1200 . 2000 191 . 318

GN2100 256 0.875 1550 . 2500 262 . 398
'N?'<m 256 0.875 1800 . 3100 286 . 493
G2700 256 . 087 2000 . 3400 18 • 541
513 Senes 00. 5.13 256 0.875 2200 . 4150 )50 . 660
375 0995 2500 • 5000 398 . 795 :
375 3900 . 6600 620 . 1049
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1.00
375 1.00 4000 . 7500 636 . 1193
GN7000 375 1.00 5000 . 9000 795 . 1431
GN10000 637 1.187 7000 . 12000 1113 . i90R

,SN26oo 256 0.875 1600 . 3250 254 . 517

538 Series 0.0. 5.38 SN3600 256 0.875 2400 . 4700 382 . 747
,SN8500 256 1.00 6000 . 11000 954 . 1749
HN13000 375 1.00 9200 . 16400 1453 . 2608
562 Series 0.0. 5.62 HN15000 375 1.00 12000 . 18000 1908 . 2862
HN21000 637 1.19 17000 . 24500 2703 • 3895

~ 637 1.187 6500 • 9000 1034 • 1431

675 Series 0.0.6.75 637 1.187 8250 . 14500 1312 • 2306
JN15000 537 1.187 12800· 19500 2035 • 3101
637 1.187 16000 . 25000 2544 . 3975

862 Series 0.0. 8.62 IM520 637 1.187 12000 . 24000 1908 . 3816 I
IMB75 537 1.187 19000 . 32500 3021 . 5168

950 Series 0.0. 9.50 l!:!.!250 1000 1.50 24000 . 43000 3816 . 5837

•• 1000 Series 0.0. 1000

1125 Series 0.0. 11.25
I~N;15;0;0======1=Ooo~===1=.50~==3;50;00~.=5;90;00~=:::;5;56;5=.=938:;:1~
IP2OO0 1125 1.68 53600 . 95800 8523 • 15233

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Engineering Tables
Request For Information
High GOR Wells or Viscous C!vdes
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COmpany: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Well Name & No: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-::-_ _ _ _ __
Field or Pool: _-:-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _---::-_ _ __
Production Formalion: --:--c::-:------ Sand or
T,D,, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ft
Casing:____ In, 0,0, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ In 0,0, 11ls,1b,

Top olUner at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ H, Bottom of Liner Tubing Sile: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

Perforations: _ _ _ _ 10 ft, Open Tubing length: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

Service Vollage: Frequency: Cycles

Present Conditions
Static Bottom Hole Pressure _ _ _ _ _ PSIS, at _ _ _ _ _ tt, Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure: _ _ _ PSIG, at _ _ _ bbls, Iluid/day
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ bbls.lPSI drawdown GOA cu. h,/bbl.
Average ProdUCing Aate: _ _ _ _ _ _---=-=-:--:-_bbls, oil/day -:-_--:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ bbls, water/day
Bottom Hole Temperature:-:-_ _ _ _ _ oF API Gravity,-----_,.--:--'-' Well Head Pressure: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PSIG
Auid Temperature at Well 'F Present Method of Lift:
Hesenoir Inta
Initial Aeservoir Pressure: _ _ _ __ PSIG, at ft, Bubble Point Pressure PSIA
Reserwir Temperature: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 'F Original GaR: cu, h.lbbl.
Oil Viscosity: 111 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ c,p" at Temperature: 11) 'F
Oil Viscosity: 121 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ c.p" at Temperature: 12)

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Water Specific Gravity: Gas Specific Gravity: 'F
P,V ,1. Inlormation
PSIA: FVF: Oil Viscos!!!' C,P,: Solution GOR. SCF/STB:

General Information
Well has had a history of problems due to Ihe following checked conditions: D Sand Production o Severe Corrosion D Paraffin
o Other, such as:
PlIlposed Operating Conditions
Bbl~ Oil/Oav: Bbls. WaterIDay: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Drawdown to _ _ _ _ PSIG at Pump Suction
Vent % free Gas Out Casing h./bbl.
Well Head Pressure: PSIG
One Year Extraploration 01 Operating Conditions
Bbls, Oil/Day: Bbls. WaterlOay: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Static Bottom Hole Pressure: _ _ _ _ _ PSIG
Drawdown to: PSIG at Pump Suction GaR cu. h.lbbl.
Well Head Pressure: PSIG
Mail To: Completed By:
Aeda
P,O, Box 1181
Bartlesville, Dklah\lma 14005-1181
Name:.:,.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Date: _ _ _ __
COmpany: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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Note: Complete reverse side for High GOR Wells.
Company: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Well Name & No
Field or Pool: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Counly: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Slale: _ _ _ _ __
ProdUClion Formalion:_________ Sand or lime: _ _ _ _ _....._ _ Tolal Well Oeplh: _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Casing: In. 0.0. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ibs.lft. liner:. ____ In 0.0. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ibs.lll
Top 01 liner a\ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ h. Bollom of liner al _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ II,
Pertoralions: 10 n Open Hole: to n,
Present Production and Productivity Data
Average Production Rale: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ bbLlday With: __._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ bbl. waler/day
Gas Produced cu.IUday Wilh Tolal Fluid: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ bblJday Melhod 01 lift: _ ....._ _ _ __
Tubing Size: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ EUE or Reg, Tubing length: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Slatic Fluid level: ft. from top Stalic Souom Hole Pressure: PSI at _ _ _ _ _ _ h,
ProdUCing Fluid level: ft. from top Producing Tolal Fluld: .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ bbUday
Productivity Index: bbUday per PSI drawdown Or Productivily Index _... bal day per loot 01 drawdown
fluid Gradient: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PSllh.
Well Capable of Producing: bbUday tolal Iluid from Producing Fluid level: ft, from the top
General Information
Well has had a history 01 problems due to Ihe following checked conditions: o Sand Production o Severe Corrosion o Paraffin
J Other, such as: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

• PSI Back Pressure is Mainlained on the Casing Annulus, Which,

Viscosily of Oil: _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "00 at Temperature: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'F

and:___________________
Electric Power Supply:

at Boltom Hole Temperature:

0 is vented
Gravity of 011: _ _...._ _ _ _ 'API Specilic Gravilv of Brine: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Bonom Hate Temperature: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'f
o is not vented

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Phase: Cycle: Secondary Voltage: Primary Voltage: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

Calculations indicate a Reda unit designed to pump a desired capacity 01 bblJday total flu,d [oil plus water) againsl a lolal

dynamic head of feet would filthis well's particular characterlS,ics. The calculated total dynamic head is based on 111 a producing fluid level of

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ieet plus 11) feet of friction loss rr feel of 0,0, EUEireg. lubing plus 131 _ _ _ __

PSllubing discharge pressure.

Other Information or Remarks: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

Proposed Operating Conditions

Buls. OillDay: Bbls. WeterlDay: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Orawdown to _ _ _ _ _ PSIG at Pump Suclion
Vent II free Gas OUI Casing GOR _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ cu. It.fbbl
Well Head Pressure: PSIG
Dne Year Extraploration of Operating Conditions
Bbls.OillOay: Bbls. Wale'IOay: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Static Bortom Hole Pressure: _ _ _ _ _ PSIG
Orawdown 10: PSIG al Pump Suclion cu, h.fbbl
Well Head Pressure: PSIG
Completed By:

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Mail To:
Reda
Name: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Oate: _ _ _ _ __
P,O. Box 1181 Company: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

Bartlesville, Oklahoma 74005-1181 Address' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

City: Stale:
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Engineering Tables
API Tubular Goods
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Size Weight Oi.meter IInchesl Coupling
Nominal 00 Thread L8/FT 00 10 Orih OOIiNI
API Line Pipe:
1-1/4" II-112V 2.30 1.660 1.360 2.054
1-112" 11-112V 2.75 1.900 1.610 2.220
2" 2-3/8" II-112V 3.75 2.375 2.067 2.875
3" 3-1/2" 8V 7.70 3.500 3.068 4.000
4" 3-1/2" 8V 11.70 4.500 4.026 5.200
6" 6-5/8" 8V 19.45 6.625 6.065 7.390
8" 8-8/5" 8V 25.55 8.625 8.071 9.625
API Tubing INon Upset):
1-1/2" 10 RD 2.75 1.900 1.610 1.516 2.200
2' 2-318' 10 RD 4.00 2.375 2.041 1.947 2.875
2-112" 2-718' 10 RD 6.40 2.875 2.441 2.347 3.500
3' 3-1/2' 10 RD 7.70 3.500 3.068 2.943 4.250
3-112" 4" 8 RD 9.50 4.000 3.548 3.423 4.750
4" 4-1/2" 8 RD 12.60 4.500 3.958 3.833 5.200
API Tubing IExtern.1 Upsetl:
1-112" 10 RD 2.90 1.900 1.610 1.516 2.500
2" 2-3/8" 8 RD 4.70 2.375 1.995 1.901 3.063

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2-112" 2-718" 8 RD 6.50 2.875 2.441 2.347 3.668
3" 3-1/2" 8 RD 9.30 3.500 2.992 2.867 4.500
3-112" 4" 8 RD 11.00 4.000 3.476 3.351 5.000
4" 4-112" 8 RD 12.75 4.500 3.958 3.833 5.563
API Regul" Casing:
4-1/2" 8 RD 9.50 4.500 4.090 3.965 5.000
8 RD 11.60 4.500 4.000 3.875 . 5.000
8 RD 13.50 4.500 3.920 3.795 5.000
5-1/2" 8 RD 14.00 5.500 5.012 4.887 6.050
8 RD 15.50 5.500 4.940 4.825 6.050
8 RD 17.00 5.500 4.892 4.767 6.050
8 RD 20.00 5.500 4.778 4.653 6.050
8 RD 23.00 5.500 4.670 4.545 6.050
6-5/8" 8 RD 17.00 6.625 6.135 6.010 7.390
8 RD 24.00 6.625 5.921 5.796 7.390
7" 8 RD 20.00 7.000 6.456 6.331 7.656
8 RD 23.00 7.000 6.366 6.241 7.656
8 RD 26.00 7.000 6.276 6.151 7.656
8 RD 29.00 7.000 6.184 6.059 7.656
8 RD 32.00 7.000 6.094 5.969 7.656
8-5/8" 8 RD 28.00 8.625 8.017 7.892 9.625
8 RD 36.00 8.625 7.825 7.700 9.625
8 RD 40.00 8.625 7.725 7.600 9.625
8 RD 44.00 8.625 7.625 7.500 9.625
9-5/8" 8 RD 36.00 9.625 8.921 8.765 10.625
8 RD 40.00 9.625 8.835 8.679 10.625
8 RD 43.50 9.625 8.755 8.599 10.625
8 RD 47.00 9.625 8.681 8.525 10.625

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10-3/4" 8 RD 40.50 10.750 10.050 9.894 11.750
8 RD 55.50 10.750 9.760 9.604 11.750
13-3/8" 8 RD 48.00 13.375 12.715 12.559 14.375
8 RD 68.00 13.375 12.415 12.259 14.375

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Friction Losses In A.P.I. Tubulars
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1000
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100
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10000
/ 100000
Flow Rate, BPD

Based on Hazen Williams Formula: Where: F = Ft Loss/1000 Ft

F = 2.083(100/C)1.85 (Q/34.3)1. 85/ID4.8655 Q= BPD

C = 120

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Engineering Tables
Gravity Correction Table
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Weight A.id Head
IDensityl
Degrees Specific Gallo. Cubic Barrel Pressure Height Buoyancy
API Gravity Foot Per Per Factor
Foot P.und
Totally
P.unds lBISn IN Feet Immersed
60. .139 6.16 46.1 259. .320 3.13 .90S
59. .143 6.20 46.4 260. .322 3.11 .905
5B. .147 623 466 262. .324 3.09 .905
57. .lSI 6.26 46.B 263. .325 3.0B .904
56. .155 6.30 47.1 265. .327 3.06 .904
.159 6.33 47.4 266. .329 3.1)4 .903
"53.
54. .763
.161
6.36
6.40
476
47.9
267.
269 .
.330
332
3.03
3.01
903
.902
51. .771 643 48.1 210. .334 2.99 .901
51. .775 S.46 4B.3 271. .336 1.9B .901
50. .IBO 6.51 4B.1 273. .338 2.96 .901
49. .IB4 6.54 48.9 275. .340 1.94 .900
4B. .l8B 657 49.2 276. .341 2.93 .900
47.
46.
45.
44.
43.
42.
.193
.197
.801
.80S
.Bl1
.BIS
6.S1
6.65
6.S9
6.11
6/6
6.81
49.5
49.8
500
50.3
50.6
50.9
17B.
279.
281.
282.
284.
2B6.
.343
.345
.348
.349
.351
.354
2.91
1.90
1.87
2.87
2.85
2.81
.B99
.898
.898
.B97
.897
.89£
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41. .B20 6.84 51.2 2B7. .355 2.81 896
40. .B15 6.88 51.5 2B9. .357 2.80 895
39. .830 6.91 51.8 191 .359 2J9 .894
38. .835 9.96 52.1 191. .361 276 .894
31. .840 7.01 52.4 294. .364 2.15 .893
36. .845 7.05 5V 196. .366 213 .892
35. .850 109 53.0 298. .368 2.71 .892
34. .855 7.13 53.3 299. .370 2.10 .891
33. .860 7.17 536 301. .372 1.S9 .891
31. .865 7.11 53.9 303. .375 1.67 890
31. .871 7.26 54.3 305. .377 2.65 .889
30. .B76 7.31 547 301. .380 1.63 .889
19. .881 136 55.1 309. .381 2.61 .881
18. .881 7.40 55.4 311. .384 1.60 .887
n 893 745 55.7 313. .3B7 1.58 .88S
16. .898 7.49 56.0 315. .389 2.57 .BB6
15. .904 7.54 56.4 317. .391 1.55 .885
14. .910 1.59 56.S 319 .394 1.54 .884
23. .916 1.64 51.1 311. .391 m .883
11.
21.
.922
928
7.69
1.74
51.5
51.9
313.
315.
.399
.402
2.51
2.49
.883
.882

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Gravity Correction Table

Weig!II Roid Hull
IJ)oosityI
IIeg!ee$ Specific .IiIIIkMI ClIMe Berrel 'rea"", Height 8aayaRq
API Gmity Foot Per Pel ftcIDI
Foot Pond
TUI!IIy
Poando 18ISO IN Feel IMet1ed
20. .934 7.79 583 321, ,405 241 ,881
19, ,940 1,84 58.1 329. ,401 2,46 ,880
18, ,946 189 59,0 331, .410 2,44 ,819
11, ,953 1.95 59.5 334, ,413 2.42 ,819
16, .959 8,00 59,8 336, .416 2,40 .818
15. ,966 8.06 60.3 339. .419 2,311 ,811
14, ,913 8,11 60.1 341, 411 2.38 .816
13, .919 816 61,0 343. ,414 1,36 ,815
12. ,986 8.22 61.5 345, ,421 2,34 ,814
11 ,993 8,28 61.9 348 ,430 1,33 ,814
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Degrees 1.00 8,34 614 350 .433 2.31 .813

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API 1,01 840 61.8 353. 436 1.29 ,812
Or 1.03 8,60 64,3 361, ,441 1.24 .869
Pure 1.06 8,80 65,8 310, ,451 2,19 ,866
Water 1.08 9.00 61.3 318, 468 2.t4 ,861
110 9.20 68.8 386, .418 1,OS .860
113 940 10,3 395, 4.88 2,05 ,856
Safi US 9.60 11.8 403. ,499 1,00 ,853
Waler 1.154 9625 no 404. .500 200 ,853
1.18 9,80 13.3 412, ,S09 1.96 .850
1.20 10.0 14,8 420. .519 1.93 .841
1.12 101 163 428, .530 1.89 ,844
l.15 1M 17.8 431, .540 t.85 .841
l.21 10,6 19,3 445, .551 1.81 .838
1.29 10,8 808 454, ,561 1.18 .835
1.32 11.0 82.3 461. .511 1.15 ,831
1.34 1L2 83,8 410 ,581 1.71 829
1.31 11,4 85,3 479, ,591 1.69 .816
1.39 11.6 868 481 .603 1.66 .813
1.41 11.8 88.3 496, ,613 1.63 .810
1.44 12,0 89,8 504, .623 1.61 .817
1.46 12,2 91.3 512, .634 1.58 ,814
1.49 11,4 92,8 521. .844 1.55 ,810
1.51 12,6 94.3 519, .655 1.53 ..808
1.53 12,8 95,8 538, ,665 1.50 ,804
1.56 13.0 97.2 546. .675 1.48 .801
1.58 131 98.1 554, .686 1.46 .198
1.61 134 100 563, 696 1.44 795
1.63 13.6 102 511. .106 1.42 .191
1.65 13.8 103, 580. .117 1.39 .189
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Engineering Tables
Oil/Water Gravity Chart
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141.5
141.5 Specifit Gravity 60 Degrees/60 Degrees F ~ 131.5 + Ga

141.5 -131.5
GA Degrees API ~ Sp. Gr. 60 Degrees/60 Degrees F

Rough Temperature Correction IFor Oil): For temperatures not tar from 60 Degrees Fan approximate correction to 60 Degrees Fmay be made by deducting 1Degrees
API for each 13 Degrees Fthat the observed temperature ~ above 60 Degrees For adding 1 Degree API for each 13 Degrees Fbelow.

'BuoyanC\' Fattor is for converting weighl of steel in air to weight in liquid - for checking dead weight on hook. Actual load ~ length of string x weight per foot x
buoyancy factor. IApplies only to strings of pipe which are completely filled with liquid, while handling.1

Calculations based on 1cubic foot of water ~ 61.4 pounds.

'Slurry giving 1.1 cubic foollper sack at cement) after setting.

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Effect of Water Content on Gravity of Crude Oil
v;ith Conversion Scales fOl Density ami Hydostatic Pressure Gradiant I
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Useful Pump Data

Effect of small changes of pump speed Effect 01 specific gravily
1. The capacity varies directly as the speed, Brake horsepower varies directly with specific gravity,

2, The head varies as the square of the speed, If the liquid has a specific gravity other than water 11.01 multiply the brake

3. The brake horsepower varies as the cube of the speed. horsepower for the water by the specific gravity of the liquid to be handled.

Effect 01 small changes 01 impeller diameter
IBy trimming]
1. The capacity varies directly as Ihe diameter
2, The head varies as the square of the diameter,
3. The brake horsepower vanes as the cube of the diameter.
Horsepower
A centrifugal pump always develops the same head in feet no matter what the
specific gravity of the tiquid pumped, However, the pressure lin pounds per
square inchl will be increased or decreased in direct proportion to the specific
gravity.
Effect 01 vfscosily
Viscous liquids tend to reduce pump capacity head and efficiency and to
mcrease pump brake horsepower and increase line pipe line friction, Consult
factory for recommendation when pumping viscous liquids,

liquid HP Equals - HP required to litt liquid at a definite rate to a given distance assuming 100% efficiency,

= GPM x lotal Head (in ttl x SPGR

39.0

= GPM x PSI

1715

• Brake HP Equals

HP Input Equals
- HP delivered by motor

- HP reqUlfed by pump

- HP input x motor efficiency

= liquid HP

Pump effic~ncy

- HP input to motor

= 1341 x kilowatts input to motor

Efficiency

Efficiency Equals - Power Output

Power Input

Motor EHiciency Equals - HP Output

1.341 x KW Input
Pump Efficiency Equals ~ GPM x lotal head Ihi x SPGR

3960 x BHP

Conversion of 60 cycle periormance CUNeS to 50 'cycle perionnance

Head Capacity curve· fal Shut-off head will be 69,44 %

Ibl Wide open capacity will be 83.33%

lei Taking any point on the 60 cycle curve, multiply by capacity by 0,8333 and head

by 0,6944 to determine 50 cycle performance,

Horsepower - Take any point on 60 cycle curve Irelated to capacitvl, multiply by 0,518 and locate on

50 cycle wrve at 83.33% 01 the 60 cycle capacity,

Efficiency , 50 cycle efficiency will be of the same magnitude as 60 cycle efficiency, but locate

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Formulas for determining Kilowatts, KVA, Horsepower and Amperes

Altemadng current
Desired Data Single Phase Three Phase
KilowaUs Volts x AMP x PF 1.l3 x Volts x AMP x PF
1000 1000
Kilovolt-Ampere Volts x AMP U3 x Volts x AMP
1000 1000
Horsepower Volts x AMP x Eff x PF 1.l3 x Votis x AMP x EFf x Pf
IOutputl 146 X 100 146
Amperes !When HP x 146 x 100 HP x 146
horsepower is knownl Volts x m x HP 1.13 x Volts x EFf x PF
Amperes (When Kilowatts x 1000 Kilowatts x 1000
kilow.us are knownl Votts x PF 1.13 x Volts x PF

IEFf] Efficiency in the above formulas is expressed as a decimal· such as 0.95.

IPf] Power Factor in rhe above formulas is expressed as a decimal· such as 0.35.

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Velocity Of Fluid Passing A Motor

30

28
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(Thousands)
Flow In BPD
 Velocity Of Fluid Passing A Motor

2.8
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Flow In BPD

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Basic Equipment Selection

Selecting the right R&da submergible for each application is straight line Productivity Index relationship, due to gas

Impottant to provide the most efficient and reliable operation, interference and turbulence in the well bore, Over moderale

drawdown., tho "PI" calculation, yielding eapacity in BPO/PS!

The following is a guide and checklist to aid in this selection, drawdown or SPD/A drawdown. produces a reasonable

Complete, accurate wen data should be carefuUy evaluated to approximation 01 capacity. The rocommended Vogel technique

arrive at the most economical and efficient installation, yields an IPR capacity that Is correclad for well bore interference

and give. a better Indication of producing potontlal, """"",ally III

Well Data very high drawdown••

1. Pltyeleal Deocrlpllon
a. Casing size and weight Total Dynamic Head

b. Tubing size, type and thread In order to determine the number of stages required in the pump.

c. Tolal depth the Total Dynamic Head at a projected rate must be determined.

d. Depth of perforation The TOH is the sum 01 (1) foot of lift-dislance from the surface to

e, Unusual mechanical conditions pumping Huid lovel, (2) friction loss in the tubing, end (3) tubing

discharge pressure at the well head.

2. Producuon Data
a. Stallc fluid level and/or static botlom~ole pre..ure Pump Selection

b. Pumping fluid level and/or Howing botlomhOla Selection of the pump is based on the es1imated pumping rate at

pressure a Specified total dynamic head and casing size limitations, The

e. Present producing rate most economical choice is usually the largest sedea (diameter)

d, Bottomhole temperature which Ihe casing will parma. The pump selected should have the

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e. Ga,/oil ralio desired capacity within its optimum limits and nearest its peak

f. water/oil ratio efficiency, In instanoes where two or more pumps meet an

g. Surlaoo back pressure requirements near peak efficiency, f!nal selection may be based

on (I) comparison of t~o pump price" and (2) horsapo_

3 Wen Fluid Data requirements (which may reflect motor price differential).

a. A.P.I. gravity of oil

b. Specific gravity of brine In high percentage oil prOduction, wells with other than negligibkt

G,Q.Fls, or where unusual viscosities are encountered there will

4. Power Supply be a deviation from the above procedure. In these, the

a. Surfeoo vonago, pha...nd cycle calculations are no longer as above, but as a function 01 the

b. Uno capecity P.V. T. and/or viscosity data for the particular reservoir fluid to be
produced, For these wells, pump selection calculations are more
5. Unu.....1Condition. e.'ily handled by Reda COMP$EL..... computerized pump
8. Abrasives
..Ieelor. (Contact your Reda ""plication Enginee,.)
b, Corrosion

C, Paraffin

Pump Size
d. emulsion
To determine lhe number of stag.. for the desired capacity, refer
e, Seale forming tendencies
to the head capaoity curve (shown on the performanoo curves)
for the ..lected pump typo. Tho.. Ou"'O' are based on !he
Use of the Request For Intormation form in the front of thls
performance of 100 stage pumps in fresh water. The number of
section will1acUitate obtaining and recording the necessary
stages required is caloulatod by dividing the TDH by the head
information.
per stage from the head-capa",ty ourve for the typo of pump
..Iected.
Well Capacity
Accurate determination of the well's eapacity to produce is a
Motor Selection
major factor in the prope, selection 01 Reda submergibie
Moto.. are available in a broad range of voltage. to give the
pumping systems, The data required is an accurate static
greataat varsatility at switchboard and cable selection for various
(lservoir prassure, a produoing bottomhola pressure, and an
depth.. Setting depth is a dOierminlng facto, In motor voltage
accurate fluid (oil, water and ga.) producing rate. Uquld level
..Iectlon due 10 Ihe voltage loss at a particular amperega and
data may sometimes be used a& a substitute for static and
cable. When !he voltage 10"" be<:ome. _ groat, a higher
producing bottomhole pressures. In welfs with low oil cuts and
voltage ~owor amperage) motor is (equired. In deeper wells,
little or no gas, fluid leve4s are offen acceptable. In many eases,
economict be(X)mes a factor in that, with a higher vottage motOI',
erroneous and mi$leading pressure data can be inferred from
it is possible to use a smaller,less expensive cable. However! a
liquid dllla due to foaming and a tendency for the oil to raplaoo
higher voHage swilchboard may have to be used.
the water. Most oil and many water wells will not exhibit a true
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Basic Equipment Selection

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Motor Size 9. Determine cable size.
The motor horsepower", calculated by multiplying the 10. Calculate ""rlace v~. and !<VA to select SWitchboard
h " , - e r per otago from the pump curve by the number of and transformsrs.
pump otagos and cortllCllng for the specific gravity of the fluid.

Protector SImple Eumple· Straight line Method

Two type. of protectors are available: Positive Seal and Lobyrinl!\
(66 type). The motor horaepc....r, downhOle temperature and 1. Collect c.",
thrust bearing capacity should be taken into conaideration when Cooing: 5.5 inch
selecting a protector. More protector information Is 9hown on Perfs: 5000 feel
charls in the protec!Or section of this catalog. 00: 1.0
Tubing: 23/8 Inch

Well Cable Pump Set Depth: S500 feel

Reds stocks electric round and flat cable in copper oonductor Stetio Fluid lavel: 1820 teet

sizes from I/O through No.6. Th. proper cablellize is governed P1: 0.9 BPD/plll

by thO .mperag., voltage drop .nd space .vallable between the Downhol. Temp: 260"F

tubing collar and casing. Th. best cable type is based on the W.llh.ad Pressure: 100 psi

bottomhole temperature and fluids encountered. Desire: 1300 SPD

Switchboards 2- De1ennlnot Production Capllotty 01 Well

Switchbo.rds .re avaIlabl' fOr voltages from 440 through 4800

volts. Selection Is based upcn r.tings of vo~.g., amperage, =
Flowing fluid I.vel Stat fluid lavel + drawdown
horsepower and future requirements. =
Max drawdown (to perls) 5000 (Perf depth) • 1820
(Stat fluid level) =
4180 teet
Max drawdown psi = 4180 1881 x .433 psi/It (GRAD)
Transformertl
1810 psi
Where the vo~. of the primary system i. not compatibl. wIlh
GRAD =.433 x 00
the required surface voltage. 8 transformer will be required.
Max flow (dr.wdown to perls) = 1810 psi x 0.9
Step-up transform.rs are .vailabl. to Incr.... a 44O/4S0 lin.
voltage to an BOO to lCXlO volt range. Three-phae transformers
aPD/PSt = 1629 aPD
are available in many common ranges Of primary and secondary
3- Calculate TDI1 III 1300 BPD
VOltages. However, whe,e higher voltage primaries are available.
it is often more economical to use a bank of three sing'e~phase
transfOrmers to step the prlm.ry vo~ga down to the required
=
Flowing fluid level at 1300 aPD stal fluid 1....1 +
drawdown
surface voltage.
Dfawdown PSI = 1300 BPO / (0.9 BPO/psi) = 1444 psi
=
Drawdown feel 1444 psi I (.433 psi/It) 3335 feel
Pump SIzing flowing fluid level =
1820 teet + 3335 feel = 5155 feel
"" example of a ballic application Includes \he fOllowing =
Friction loss = 31 feel per 1K feel x 5.5K 1881 171 feel
information: WHP • 100 psi / (.433 psi/It) = 231 fee1
TDH at 1300 BPD = 5155 + 171 + 231 = 5557 feel
Pump SIzIng Procedure
(High Water Cut) 4. SeIeet Pump Stage Type

1. Coll.ct data (weU, production, fluid, eleC!rioal). Select DNI300

2. Determine production capacity 01 w.11.
3. Calculate TOlal DynamiQ Head (TDH) and determine tubing
sia:.
4. Select pump stage type.
5. Calculate number 01 otages requi~.
6. Check loading of pump shalt and pump housing prassure.
5. Caleu_ number ol''''gn ,_INId
M 1300 BPD, ONI300 g.ner.tes 20.4 fee1 per stage (from
80 Hz 3SOO RPM pump curve)
= = 272

Number of otag.s 555711 TDH / (20.411/81890)

7. Calculate motor horaepower requiremenll and aelect stages
motor. U.. full housing of 276 stages.
8. Calculat. prot'8<:lOr thrust bearing load and select
protector.
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Basic Equipment Selection

.. Ch_loadlng of pump lllah and hou.lng pre"u... Note: Cable Temperature corrections and motor power factor
are both ignored when calculating surface votts, Errors produced
Pump HI' •.315 HI' per stage ~rom ClJrw) x 276 by these two simplifICations offset each other. Including
(stages) x 1 (SG) • 87 HP temperature corrections without power factor corrections reduces
Manhall r.~ng • 125 HI' accuracy.
~r"'Of. shaft Is okay.
Max head in oper. range = 24 foe! per Slog. x 276
stages '= 6624 f88t.
Max p",..ur. in oper. rang• • 6624 _ x .433 pellft •
2l!68 pel.
Housing pre$SUf. rating is 5COO psi from pump technical

data.

(Therefore hOUSing Is okay)

7. Select motor

Motor HI' required = pump HI' = 87 HI'

Select 456 .. ries 100 HI', 1350 Voll, 50 amp

Intermediate motor

(Inlermedia,.. motor required because of temperature)

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8. Calculate proteclorlhrual bearing (TB)1oad and

_protector

Max pressure = 2l!68 psi (from SlOp 6)

Shaft area •. 3632 in2 (from pump lechnical data)

TB load for floeter pump • 2868 Qbs/ln") x .3632 In") •

1042 lb•.

Select 400 Hl~oed bearing wllh rating of 2200 lb. al

260"F ~rom prolector section).

(S11Indard bearing nol rooommended above 250"F)

9. Determine Cable Size

Motor currenlls 87 HP/loo HI' x 50 amps. 43.5

amps

Choose for I_than 30 voIlll per 1000 feel .oItage

drop.

Choose 14

10. Calculate Surface Voltage and KVAIo Select

_h!>Oard and Tran._r.

VOltage drop al43.5 amp•• 18.6 V per lK feel>< 5.6K

feet = 104 Volt.

Surlace VailS. 1350Voll. (motor nameplate) + 104 von.

(cable drop) • 1454 volts

(Use a 1500 von rated SWitchboard)

Surla08 KVA = (Vollll x Amp. . 1.732 )/1000. 110 KVA

Use a 125 KVA3 ph... transformer or 3 single ph... 37.5

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Effect Variable Speed on the
Electric Submergible Pump
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Pump Performance Protector Thruat Bearing Load and Performance
The ellect of a speed change on pump pertonnance can be The thrust load varies approxlmalely as the square of speed.
calculated from a set of 1_ known as tha pump affinity laws for (The !eroaa lhat do not very _ speed are amaJlenough to
speed, Tho laws stato: ignore.)
-<:apacity Of flow varies directly aa tho speed
-head varies as the square of speed $peed changes ~ava a complex _ on lhruOl bearing
4>ra~e ~orsepower required by the pump varies aa tho periormanoo. Depending on lhe bearing type and the
cube of speed temperature, a $peed Increase can Increase. decrease, or have
Th. affinity 1_ for speed can olao be expreosod in equadon no chango on the bearing rating, Conauh the graphs In lha
!erm proteelor seedon to de""mlne thrust bearing periormenoo.

Motor Performance
The beat motor performance results when the motor voltage is
varied dirtctJy proportional to frequenoy, The result is a motor
wHh the following ratings:
Horsepower rating varie. directly a. frequency
$peed variea dlroclty as freq"oncy
Vohage rsting varlo. directly as froquoncy
c.",ont rating doe. not vary with frequoncy
Vihere
0= flow

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Intornal temperaturo limit. do not vary with freq"oncy, AI high
H = h.ad

speeds in hot walla, tho temperature limho may o..,rrldolho

P = power

horsepower and current ratings.

N = speed

To compillfoly ""aluale tho _ of tho speed chengo on tho

pump, tho pump affinity laws would h..olo be ""aluated for a
number of points on the pump CUM! and then graphed. his
tedious to do this without 8 computer,

Pump Shaft Performance

The shaft'. ability to tranamh torque doe. not very _ speed,
The power deii..,red 10 any particular torque is directly
propor1ionaJ to speed, Therefore, the shaft ~orsepower radng
variea dlroclty proportional to speed. In equation fcrm !hit may
baoxpreosodaa:

VIIh.,o
SHP = abaft horsepower radng

Sinoo tho power required by tho pump i"",eases more then the
shaft horsepower rating does w~ • speed in""",sa, shaft
loading should always be chec~ed at !he maximum frequency,

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Variable Speed Pump Sizing Procedure
(High Water Cut)

1. Collect data (well, production, fluid. electrical). 3. Ca"",lo" TOH at 1800 apo
2. Determine production capacity of well,
3. Calculate Total Dynamic Head (TOH) and determ'lOe tubing Rowing Uuid level at 18CO BPD : : :. stat fluid lwei +
size. drawdown
4. Select maximum frequency of operation. Drawdown psi = t500 8PD/(2 ePD/psi) = 900 psi
5. Select pump slage iyp&. Drawdown feet. 900 psi / (.434 psi/It) .2074 feet
6. Calculate number of stages req\Jlrsd at the maximum Rowing fluid level = 1250 feel + 2074 feet "" 33241&81
frequency. By examining friction loss chan
7. Calculate motor horsepower required at the maximum Friction loss = 25 feet par tk feet. 4K \eel 100 feel
frequency. WHP (well head pressure) = 100 psi I (.434 psI/it) 230
8. Calculate required 60 Hz rating of motor. leet
9, Select motor. TDH .1 1500 ePD = 3324 + 100 + 230 = 3654 feel
10 Calculate motor amps.

11,
12.
Determine cable size,

Calculate surface voltage at maximum frequency,

4. Seleet Maximum Frequency 0' O"""ollon
13. Calculate surlaee KVA. The maximum frequency is generally a given based on
14. Select step up transformer. philosophy. A maximum freuency of 60 Hz is the most
15. Calculat. VSD KVA outpul.
oonsefVative, since that is the design frequency of the
IS. Select VSD.
pump unit. A higher maximum frequency is less
17. Select VSD input transformer. conservative, but does offer some initial cost savings by

allowing the use of a smaller down hole pumping unit.

Note: Calculations tor checking protector thrust bearing loading,

pump shaft loading. and housing pressure have been left out.
For the purpose of this example the maximum frequency is
chosen to be 70 Hz.

Example Variable Speed Pump Sizing 5. Select pump Olage type

Straight line Method The pump stage type IS selected aCOOfding to easing size
and performance curves at the maximum irequency. For
1. Conect 0.18 this example tho ON1300 has been selected.

casing: 5.5 Inch 6. Calculate number of .tage. required ot 1M m.ulmum

Perts; 4500 feel frequency.
SG: 1.003
Tubing: 27/6 inch By examination ot the 70 Hz head..eapaeity eurve of the
Pump Setting Depth: 4000 leet DNI300 all800 8PD, 111. head par slage is 21 teel.

Static Auid Le""I: 1250 \eel No. stages. TDH/Hd per stage = 3654/21 = 174.tages,

PI: 2 epo/PSI tn the catalog, the nearest pump site available is 185

Desire: 1500 SPO stages.

2. Determine Production Capacity 0' Wen 7. Calculate 'the motor horsepower required at 'the
maximum frequency.
Flowing Fluid Leve! Stat fiuid level + drawdown
Max dr.wdown (to parts) • 4500 (pert depth)· 1250 (stat By examination of the 70 Ht horsepower curve of the
fluid lovel) • 3250 foet DNI300 al 1800 epo, il can be determined that Ihe
Max. drawdown psi • 3250 I.ot x.434 psi/It(grod) = 1410 horsepower per stage is 0,475, (The horsepower OUNe is
psi based on pumping water with a speclfic gravity of 1.0.)
GRAD = .433. 1.003 (SG) .434 HP = HP po< stag. x Number of stages x SG
Max flow (drawdown 10 perfs) = 1410 psi x 2 BPD/PSI • HP = 0.475 x l65x 1.003 sa HP
2820 SPD

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Example - Variable Speed Pump Sizing

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Straight Uoe Method (cont.)

8. Calculate required 60 Hz radng 01 motor. 1&. SeIectVSO

HP at eo Hz = HP at max Ireq • eo/max fraq.

From tile list of ..a l _ VSOs • 130 KVA VSD Is choaon.
HP aleo Hz = 88. eo/'lO = 75 HP

9. SeI«:tMotor
Input transformer minimum twA rating
From the table of 456 maIO'" a 75 horsepower 21eo voij 22 VSD KVAx 1.15
amp motor Is chosen as being the clOMst available. = I02KVA.U5
= 117 KVA
10. Calculate Motor AmP" From the list of available Input transformer. a 130 KVA
input transformer is chosen.
Motor amps = Motor nameplate amps )( requlr&d 60 Hz HP
,adng/actuai eo Hz HP rating
Motor ampa 22 x 75f75 = 22 ompa

11. Determine Cable SIze

From lIle voltage drop chart in lIle cable ..ction at 22

amps a No. 6 cable will give a voltage drop that is Ie.. than

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the 30 volts par 1000 feet maximum alliowable.

No. 6 cable Is chooan.

t2. Calculate Surface Voltage at Maxlmum Frequency.

Surfa.. volts at max Ireq = motor volts at max Ireq +

cable voltage drop
Motor volts at max ffeq "" Motor volts at 60 Hz x max
Iraq/eo
Motor volts at max Iraq = 21eo x 70/60 = 2543 vofts
Cable voijage drop = voijage drop par IK feel x cable
length in K feet
From !he voltage drop chart for No.6 cable at 22 amps the
drop is t5.2volts per lKleat.
The cable length is 4100 feel.
Cable voltage drop = =
I • 4. I 78 vofts
Surface votts at max freq : : : 2368 + 18 I::: 2446 voHs

13. Calculate .urlace KVA at maxlmum frequency.

KVA Volt. . amps x 1.732/1000

KVA = 2446 x 23.3 x 1.732/1000 98.7 KVA

t4. SeI«:t Step Up Tran.former (output transformer).

From the list of output transformers a 125 't<:VA transformer

is chosen.

15. Calculate VSD KVA Output

Three percent is allowed for tosses in the output

transformer.

VSO KVA Surfa.. KVA x 1.03

=
VSD KVA 98.7.1.03 102 KVA
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60 Hz = 3500 RPM
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General Conver.nons

Note: Galions are US galions unless otherwise specified. Barrels are 42 US gallons.

Maniply By r. Obtain Makiply By To Oblain

Acre Feet 7758 Barrels Horsepower 145.7 Watts
Acres O.4()47 Hectares Horsepower 550 Foot Pound Per Second
Acres 43560 Square Feet Inches 2.54 Cenlimeters
Atmospheres 1.00323 Kilograms Per Inches 0.0254 Meters
S(l Centimeter Inches Mercury 1.1308 Feet Water
Atmospheres 14696 Pounds Per Square Inch 160 Degrees F) 160 Degrees FI
Barrels 5.614 Cubic Feet Kilograms 35.2739 Ounces
Barrels 015398 Cubic Meters Kilograms 2.20462 Pounds IAVDPI
Barrels 42 Gallons Kilograms 0.001102 Short Tons
BPDIPSI 0.0231 MlpdlkPA Kilograms Per 0.0624 Pounds Per Cubic Foot
Barrels Per Day .15393 Kiloliter A Day Cubic Meter
Barrels Per Day .15625 Melnc Tons a Day Kilograms Per 14.223 Pounds Per Square Inch
Bars 14.503 Pounds Per Square Inch SO Cuntimeters
Centigrade IDegrees) I'Cx9151+32 Fahrenheit (Degrees) Kilometers 3280.8 Feet
Centimeters 0.032808 feet Kilometers 0.6214 Miles IStatute)
Centimeters 0.3931 Inches Kilowatts 1.3405 Horsepower
Centimeters 0.010936 Yards Lb.IF!. 1.486 kglm
Cubic Centimeters 0.06102 Cubic Inches Lners Per Hour 0.0044 Gallons per Minute
Cubic Centimeters 0.03381 fluid Ounces Liters 0.2641 Gallons

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Cubic Feet 0.01831 Cubic Meters liters 0.03531 Cubic feel
Cubic Feet 7.480 Gallons liters 61.025 Cubic Inches
Cubic Feel 28.316 liters liters Per Second 2.1189 Cubic Feet Per Minute
Cubic Feet Per Minute 0.4119 liters Per Second liters Per Second 15.8501 Gallons Per Minute
Cubic Feet Per Minute 0,028311 Cubic Meters Per Minute MeIers 3.2808 feet
Cubic Feet-Water 62.366 Pounds IAVDP) Meters 39.310 Inches
160 Degrees F) Meters L0936 Yards
Cubic Inches 16.387 Cubic Centimeters Miles /Statute) L6093 Kilometers
Cubic Inches 0.01639 liters Millimeters 0.03937 Inches
Cubic Meters 6.289 Barrels Pounds (AVDP) 0.4536 Kilograms
Cubic Meters 35.3146 Cubic Feet Pounds Per 70.069 Grams Per
Cubic Meters 1.30795 Cubic Yards Square Inch Sq Centimeters
Cubic Meters 264.172 Gallons Pounds Per 0.07031 Kilograms Per
Cubic Meters Per Hour 4.4018 Gallons Per Minute Square Inch sa Centimeter
Fahrenheit (Oegreesl ('Fx5/91-31 Centigrade (Degrees) PSI 6.895 Kilopascals (,Pal
Feet 30.48 Centimeters SCFIBBl 0.1771 M31M3
Feet 0.3048 Meters sa Centimeters 0.155 Square Inches
Gallons 0.01381 Barrels Square Feet 0.0929 Square Meters
Gallons 0,003185 Cubic Meters Square Inches 6.4516 sa Centimeters
Galions 131.0 Cubic Inches Square Inches 645.16 Square Millimeters
Gallons 3.185 Liters sa Kilometers 03861 Square Miles
Gallons Per Minute 34.296 Barrels Per Day Square Meters 101639 Square Feet
Gatlons Per Minute 2ll.1 liters Per Hour Square Meters 1.1959 Square Yaros
Gallons Per Minute 006309 liters Per Second Square Miles 640 Acres
Gallons liMp) 1.201 Gallons sa Millimeters 0.00155 Square Inches
Gallons Water 8.331 Pounds (AVDP) Square Yards 0.8361 Square Meters
160 Degrees fl Tons IShortl 901.184 Kilograms
Grams 0.0353 Ounces Tons IShort) 0.907184 Tons IMetricl
Grams Per Cubic 0.0361 Cubic Inch Pounds Per Cubic Inch TOIlS )Metric! 2204.621 Pounds IAVDPI

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Centimeter Tons IMetric) 1.1023 Tons (Short)

Grams Per Square 0.01421 Pounds Per Square Inch Walls 0.00134 Horsepower

Centimeter Yards 91.44 Centimeters

Horsepower 01457 Kilowatts Yards 0.9144 Meters