Pattern matching to detect defects in rod lift downhole cards
A defect, image technology, applied in the field of pattern matching for detecting defects in rod-lift downhole cards, which can solve problems such as unsatisfactory operation and performance, incomplete pump filling, gas interference, etc.
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[0047] Machinery, such as rod pumps employed in oil production, can be monitored to identify unsatisfactory operation and performance. For example, measurements of the force and corresponding motion (called stroke) of a rod pump can be measured and transformed into a plot with force on one axis and stroke on the other. This map can be transformed into an image (called a downhole card) and compared to a predetermined image (called a reference card) containing known problematic behavior. If the downhole and reference cards match, it can be determined that the rod pump is experiencing the known problematic behavior represented by the reference card. Currently, these comparisons are performed manually by technicians. However, performing manual comparisons can be time-consuming due to the variety of possible problem behaviors. Furthermore, different technicians may potentially make different subjective judgments as to whether the gauge and downhole cards match each other, resulti...
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