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Assessment of dynamic forces in new construction design for beamless sucker-rod pumping units

The article addresses the issue of determining the dynamic forces acting on the rod suspension point during the operation of the well in a new construction design for a beamless pumping unit, depending on the angle of rotation of the crank and the dimensionless kinematic parameters, which characterize the relationship of the crank length to the rod length and relative eccentricity. It was found that the value of the dynamic loads in the rod column depends on the type of the rocking machine and on the direction the crank rotates. In addition, one of the adverse factors for the operation of the pumping unit is that the force at the rod suspension point is constantly directed downwards, and that it varies during the course of the polished rod downand upstrokes, which leads to uneven loading of the electric motor. This mode of operation for the engine and gearbox is abnormal and comes with a sharp decrease in their efficiency. To equalize the load on the gearbox and engine during one cycle of work, and to reduce the engine power needed to carry out the balancing process, a combination of movable and rotary counterweights is applied in the proposed design to balance the pumping unit. To this end, an investigation was made of the method of balancing a new structural design of the pumping unit and proposed analytical expressions for determining the weight of the movable and rotary counterweights when moving the rod suspension point up and down using combined balancing. The article discusses options for determining the dynamic forces in both a non-balanced (without using any counterweights) and a combined balanced (by using both moving and rotary counterweights) oil pumping unit.