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What is the difference between an electric submersible pump and a submersible pump?

2009-12-31 View Original

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I would like to ask them about (1) structural type; (2) What are the differences in uses?
Reply #2 2009-12-31
Submersible pumps are primarily used in oil extraction; they are deployed at depths of generally 1000–2500 meters and remain submerged in mixtures of oil, natural gas, water, and materials containing a certain amount of sand. Submersible pumps are only used in ordinary water media. In terms of structure, submersible electric pumps have more advanced corrosion-resistant features, and they also offer a higher head pressure.
Reply #3 2010-01-01
It should be the same. It’s just that the applicable operating conditions are different.

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