An ultra-long-range
phase change injection
oil production device includes tubing that passes through a
wellhead flange and is inserted into a casing. A
crude oil outlet is located at the upper end of the tubing, and a lower
check valve is located at the lower end, ensuring that water-bearing
crude oil can only enter the tubing from the casing. A heating device is located inside the tubing, above the lower
check valve, to heat the water-bearing
crude oil entering the tubing and generate steam. A limiting sleeve is located at the lower part of the tubing, and a sliding lifter is supported on the limiting sleeve. The sliding lifter has a sliding clearance fit with the inner wall of the tubing and slides upward under the action of steam, thereby pushing the water-bearing crude oil upward. An upper
check valve is located on the tubing, above the sliding lifter, ensuring that the water-bearing crude oil, after being pushed upward, can only enter the upper part of the tubing from bottom to top through the upper check valve. The advantages are: low
mechanical wear throughout the operation, high reliability, long
stroke of the sliding lifter, high working efficiency, and low operating
noise; moreover, it eliminates the need for a
wellhead heating device, resulting in low
oil production costs.