This invention relates to a dual-channel hydraulic lift pump for
solid fluidized bed exploitation of marine
natural gas hydrates, comprising a pump section, a
turbine section, a bridge-type channel
assembly, an upper connector, a housing, and a lower connector. The pump section mainly consists of a pump
impeller, a guide wheel, a pump shaft, and a pump housing. The
turbine section mainly consists of a
stator, a rotor, a
turbine shaft, and a turbine housing. The bridge-type channel
assembly mainly consists of a bridge-type channel connector, an intermediate connecting shaft, and a sealing
assembly. The pump section and turbine section are connected as a unit via the bridge-type channel assembly and held in place in the middle of the housing by a centralizing block. During operation, the turbine section converts hydraulic energy into
mechanical energy, which is transmitted to the pump shaft via the intermediate connecting shaft. The pump shaft drives the pump
impeller to continuously draw back the fluid from the
wellbore, performs work on the back fluid, and then discharges it. This invention controls and reduces the pressure of the fluid column on the formation during operation, solves the problem of
wellbore leakage in
solid fluidized bed exploitation, and greatly improves exploitation efficiency.