What is the pump?

The birth pump is the most commonly used pumping device for oil wells. The birth pump, known for its distinct shape and design, has a pumping mechanism that is almost completely visible above the ground. The operational part of this mechanism moves in rhythmic movement to draw oil from nearby wells. This rhythmic movement and a distinct appearance have led to many nicknames for the pole pump, such as a pump pump or a HorseHead pump. The engine rotates with a shaft, which in turn rotates a few joined support arms. When these shoulders rotate, they cause the attached "head" or beam to raise and reduce in a permanent pattern. The engine over the engine helps to balance the movement of the head up and down to keep its constant pace. Every time the pump's head reduces towards the ground, it drives the piston deep below the ground. This increases the pressure within the good, which creates the forces of the shift that attracts the oil towards the surface. The oil is collected in the piston and transmitted to storage containers every time the rod of the Vreškune to the ground level.

The pumps of the rods are found in large numbers in the oil fields, but one unit can also be used in a small well. For example, some houses in the US are owned by pumps for collecting small oil reserves underground. These pumps are usually owned by energy companies, which in turn pay the homeowner using land. The rod pump mechanisms are also used in automotive engines to draw oil by the operating system.

Compared to many other pump types, the rod pump is a relatively simple device. Because it is so simple, the average oil worker can operate it easily and efficiently. With most operating components located above the ground, these pumps are also repaired and maintenance. Other pump models may require extensive excavations to access components underground for repair or maintenance purposes. Despite their simple design, pumps canThe bars also effectively draw oil from relatively deep areas.

One of the primary disadvantages of these pumps needs to be adjusted by your depth, engine speed or counterattack over time. While the pump construction is initially set to a particular depth, the oil wells pressure levels often change over time when the oil is removed or due to simple seismic shifts. While some more complicated pumps can automatically adapt to these changes, the pole pump requires more practical approach to drawing oil as soon as the conditions change.