STUDY OF DRILLING ROTOR PERFORMANCE

Volume 14.1 (2-1), May 2023, Pages 58-64

Tamila Khankishiyeva1, Tabriz Nabiyev2


1Assistant, "Industrial machinery" Department, Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, Candidate of technical sciences, Azerbaijan. Email id: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

2Master, "Industrial machinery" Department, Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, Azerbaijan. Email id: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.


 ABSTRACT

 The main purpose of rotary drilling is to perform well drilling and completion (preparation for production) by spending the least amount of money. Drilling rigs are divided into two classes, onshore and offshore rigs. Their main distinguishing features are mobility, adaptability for different operations, maximum drilling depth. The rig components are essentially the same for onshore and offshore rigs. The only major difference is that offshore installations have a pipe called a riser that connects the gas field to the wellhead on the seabed.

Drilling rotors work using a battery or hybrid engine. They are driven along with the drilling bit, which is used to replace the harmful gases in the initial drilling process. With technological advancements over the past century, drilling rotors have become more efficient and effective.

One of the first types of drilling rotors is the drill bit, which is used to bore down to the base of the indicated site. These rotors are traditionally used for opening up the borehole, lowering chains, and determining the indicated source. Drill bits are mainly used in mining rocks and mountains.

The second type of drilling rotors is the polycrystalline diamond compact (PDC) rotors, which are specifically used in the gas and oil industry. PDC rotors feature synthetic diamond teeth, and they work faster and more efficiently. These rotors are considered a crucial component of several drilling machines in gas extraction sites.
Finally, high-speed rotors are one of the last rotor types used in drilling activities. These rotors are globally used for gas and oil extraction. High-speed rotors are capable of generating enough force and torque to penetrate through the earth's crust and extract the desired material.

Key words: Polycrystalline Diamond Compact (PDC), Heavy Weight Drill Pipe(HWDP), Finite Element Analysis (FEA), Hot İsostatic Pressing (HIP).

 

 

IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF THE MOLDING ELEMENTS OF RECIPROCATING COMPRESSORS

Volume 14.1 (2-1), May 2023, Pages 53-57

Tamila Khankishiyeva1, Sabir Safaraliyev2


1Assistant, "Industrial machinery" Department, Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, Candidate of technical sciences, Azerbaijan. Email id: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
2Master degree student of Azerbaijan State University of Oil Industry, Azerbaijan. Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.


 ABSTRACT

 Reciprocating compressors are machines that are used to compress gas or air by means of reciprocating motion. They are widely used in various industries, including oil and gas, petrochemicals, and manufacturing, for applications such as gas transportation, pneumatic power tools, and refrigeration. The basic components of reciprocating compressors include the molding elements, crankshaft, connecting rod, cylinder, intake valve, discharge valve, and lubrication system. There are two primary types of molding elements used in reciprocating compressors: piston and diaphragm. Piston molding elements are the most common and offer high efficiency, low maintenance, and high reliability. Diaphragm molding elements are an alternative to piston molding elements and provide oil-free compression, high purity, low noise, and low vibration. The choice of molding element depends on the application requirements. Reciprocating compressors are widely used due to their efficiency, reliability, and versatility in a range of applications.

The molding elements of reciprocating compressors play a critical role in the efficient operation of these machines. The molding elements, such as pistons, rings, cylinders, valves, and connecting rods, are subject to significant wear and tear during the compression process, which can result in reduced efficiency, increased energy consumption, and even complete equipment failure. To address these challenges, various design improvements and material selection strategies have been developed to improve the durability, reliability, and efficiency of molding elements in reciprocating compressors. This article provides an overview of the key molding elements in reciprocating compressors and examines various methods and techniques for improving their performance and efficiency, including advanced material selection, innovative design solutions, and effective maintenance practices.

Keywords: molding elements, reciprocating compressors, pistons, rings, cylinders, valves, connecting rods, compression process, efficiency, energy consumption, equipment failure, design improvements, material selection, durability, reliability, advanced material selection, innovative design solutions, maintenance practices, performance, efficiency.

 

INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF SCREW COMPRESSORS USED IN INDUSTRY

Volume 14.1 (2-1), May 2023, Pages 47-52

Vahid Hajiyev1, Ayaz Teimurov2


1Head of "Neftgazmash" OJSC Vahid Hajiyev, Doctor of technical sciences, Azerbaijan. E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

2Magistr, "Industrial machinery" Department, Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, Azerbaijan. E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.


 ABSTRACT

 Increasing energy efficiency is the most important energy source today. Therefore, the main success criterion of product development studies is seen as efficiency. Compressors; It is widely used in many different sectors, especially petro-chemical, electronics, automotive, food, machinery, glass, machining, textile, construction. In our daily life, compressors are among the indispensable main components in refrigerators we use at home and in transportation (bus, train, truck). To put it in a nutshell, while people need air to live, the operation of industry depends on compressed air. Compressed air requirement is provided by compressors without alternatives. According to research, approximately 10% of industrial energy consumption in Europe and Australia is used for compressed air production. However, the energy consumed for the production of compressed air in some sectors in the USA reaches up to 30% of the total energy consumed. These studies have shown that the compressors used for the production of compressed air in the industry are the main machines that cause energy consumption. Therefore, energy efficiency in compressors is one of the main criteria for the industry.

When the screw compressor development studies are examined in the literature, the main working area is to increase the efficiency of the compressor and reduce the operating costs. This study covers the parametric optimization of the components that affect the performance of an oil type screw compressor with a one-dimensional thermodynamic model, using RSO (Response Surface Optimization Technique) and Taguchi optimization techniques, which are widely preferred in the literature. Stosic et al. investigated the performance of the rotor profile tooth depth on the compressor in their study. The outer diameter of the female rotor and the distance between the rotors, which affect the rotor tooth depth, were also investigated parametrically.

Keywords: compressor, screw compressor, HAD, RSO, Taguchi, rotor, modernization, energy efficiency, technologies

STUDY OF THE CAUSE OF FAILURE OF MAIN ELEMENTS OF THE GATE VALVE AND EFFECTIVE SOLUTION WAYS

Volume 14.1 (2-1), May 2023, Pages 32-40

Zenfira Huseynli1, Calal Babazade2, Gulnar Hamidova3, Niyaz Zeynalov4


1Associate professor, department of “Industrial Machines”, Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, phd in technical sciences, Azerbaijan. Email id: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

2Master, Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, Mechanical Engineer, Wellmechs Electromechanical Company. E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

3Head of the laboratory, department of “Industrial Machines”, Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, phd in technical sciences, "Technology and technology for oil production, oil and gas transportation" laboratory junior researcher, Azerbaijan. Email id: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

4Teacher, “Industrial machines” department, Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, dissertant, Azerbaijan.  E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.


ABSTRACT

 All over the world, there is an urgent need for effective fluid control equipment, such needs can be found in foods, drugs, beverages, power generation, and oil and gas industries. Some of the existing equipment for this purpose has certain limitations for effective control of fluid at high pressure condition. Thus, there is a need for design modification to solve the prevailing problem. This paper majorly addressed the case peculiar to the oil and gas industries, where fluid control failure has cost millions of dollars, hazardous environmental effect and also decline in nation’s economy, taking Niger Delta oil spillage as a case study. In this work, computer aided design method (CADM) was utilized to design and perform stress analysis of a high pressure gate valve used on a typical oil and gas wellhead of working pressure up to 15,000 psi. (103.4 MPa). The critical components in the gate valve are the body and gate (disc). Conversional design adopts calculations from analytical method, but in this work, finite element analysis (FEA) was used to determine stresses and deformations distribution on critical components of the high pressure gate valve (HPGV) as they are the main pressure retaining boundaries in the valve. The results obtained from the two methods indicated reasonable convergence after validation. The stress analysis conducted was based on von mises failure criterion which is most suitable for ductile materials. The results obtained from both analytical design calculation and that of finite element analysis indicates reasonable agreements by measuring their percentage performance variance. Therefore, the findings of this research work attests to reliability of the designed HPGV valves in meeting engineering design assessments, and in turn can be optimally advanced in the manufacture of high pressure gate valves.

Key words: Gate valve, analytical method, validation, design and high pressure.

 

RESEARCH ON PİSTON COMPRESSORS

Volume 14.1 (2-1), May 2023, Pages 41-46

Vahid Hajiyev1, Sabuhi Baratov2


1Head of "Neftgazmash" OJSC Vahid Hajiyev, Doctor of technical sciences, Azerbaijan. E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

2Magistr, "Industrial machinery" Department, Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, Azerbaijan. E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.


 ABSTRACT

 Piston compressors are widely used in various industries and applications for gas compression. As a result, there has been a considerable amount of research conducted on these compressors to improve their efficiency, reliability, and durability.

One area of research has focused on improving the design and operation of piston compressors to increase their efficiency. Researchers have investigated different piston configurations, valve designs, and lubrication methods to minimize energy losses during compression. They have also explored the use of advanced control systems to optimize the performance of these compressors.

Another area of research has focused on improving the reliability and durability of piston compressors. Researchers have studied the impact of operating conditions, such as temperature and pressure, on the lifespan of compressor components. They have also investigated the use of new materials and manufacturing techniques to improve the wear resistance and mechanical properties of these components.

Noise reduction and vibration control have also been the subject of research on piston compressors. Researchers have explored the use of advanced acoustic materials and control systems to minimize noise emissions. They have also investigated ways to reduce vibrations in the compressor to improve its reliability and lifespan.

In recent years, there has been a growing interest in developing more sustainable piston compressors. Researchers have explored the use of alternative fuels, such as hydrogen, and the integration of piston compressors with renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar power. They have also studied the environmental impact of these compressors and developed methods to reduce their carbon footprint.

Overall, research on piston compressors has focused on improving their efficiency, reliability, durability, and sustainability. The development of new materials, manufacturing techniques, and control systems has enabled significant advancements in this field, leading to the development of more efficient and sustainable compressors.

Keywords: compressor, piston compressor, HAD, RSO, Taguchi, rotor, modernization, energy efficiency, technologies

METHODS OF INCREASING THE PRODUCTIVITY OF RECIPROCATING COMPRESSORS

Volume 14.1 (2-1), May 2023, Pages 24-31

Vahid Hajiyev1, Huseyn Shukurov2


1Head of "Neftgazmash" OJSC Vahid Hajiyev, Doctor of technical sciences, Azerbaijan. E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

2Magistr, "Industrial machinery" Department, Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, Azerbaijan. E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.


  ABSTRACT

 The purpose of the work: to improve the labyrinth compressors to increase the productivity, increase the resistance to corrosion, thereby increasing the stability index of the compressor compressor node, and reducing the compressor interstage pressure to atmospheric pressure, in order to reduce the pressure acting on the compressor. Object of the work: Improvement of piston compressor connectors.

For this, let's examine the use of different types of compressors in a piston compressor:

One of the most common problems in production is the problem of malfunctioning of piston compressors. This affects the productivity of the compressor. In order to increase the productivity of piston compressors, different types of compressors are used: rubber compressors, cuff, graphite, face compressors.

To overcome this problem, it is appropriate to use a new type of labyrinth connectors. Thus, unlike ordinary graphite capacitors, labyrinth capacitors are distinguished by their long-term use, easier installation and, most importantly, more stability. Simple graphite-type coils cause some problems during installation. The main one is the problem of creating a complete mold. Labyrinth coils are easier to install than these coils and the mold is fully ensured. If there is any release during the process, as a result of the pressure difference between the labyrinths, the pressure of the product coming out of the last labyrinth is equal to atm pressure.

Taking into account the above, we see that the use of labyrinth clamps is suitable for increasing productivity during the operation of compressors, for eliminating out-of-order discharges and for solving the problems of fully ensuring the running time of the compressor.

Keywords: piston compressors, labyrinth sealers, graphite, rubber, cuff, surface sealers, productivity, seal knot.