Deepwater multiphase boosting in the GoM
Several subsea pump layouts were evaluated to get the best possible production gain. The conclusion was that one pump station should be close to the D3 and D5 wells and the second pump should handle flow from D6. A small manifold at the D5 pump station would commingle the flow from D3 and D 5 and ro...
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| description | Several subsea pump layouts were evaluated to get the best possible production gain. The conclusion was that one pump station should be close to the D3 and D5 wells and the second pump should handle flow from D6. A small manifold at the D5 pump station would commingle the flow from D3 and D 5 and route it to the pump. |
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