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The table below presents DHI's RFI system capacities. The RFI system utilizes conventional rod pumping technology. Thus, you can use the same methods to determine injection rates for the RFI system as you do to determine production rates for a conventional pump, pumping to the surface.

The maximum injection pressure that the RFI system can develop depends on the surface pumping unit, rod string, prime mover, depths, injection rates and fluids. However, the RFI systems maximum system rating is 4500psi.

DHI is the only DGWS company that offers both insert and tubing pump versions of the RFI system. The tubing pump barrel is an integral part of the tubing string and requires pulling the tubing to repair, inspect or replace it. The insert pump is run into the well as a unit at the end of the sucker rod string. The primary advantage of the tubing pump is that a larger pump bore can fit into the RFI system in respect to the casing size.

 
 


 
 
 
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