Artificial Lift Artificial lift is a method used in oil and gas wells to bring fluids (like oil, gas, or water) to the surface when the natural pressure underground isn’t strong enough to do it on its own. After some time, the natural pressure in a well drops. When that happens, the oil slows down or stops flowing. That’s where artificial lift comes in — it gives the oil a “push” to help it reach the surface. Main Types of Artificial Lift: 1. Rod Pump (also called beam pump or sucker rod pump) T

Gas lift is one of the most effective artificial lift methods used in oil and gas to keep production flowing when natural reservoir energy starts to decline.Here’s how it works: • Injected gas (usually natural gas) is pumped down the annulus—the space between the tubing and casing. • That gas enters the production tubing through gas lift valves set in mandrels. • As it mixes with the produced fluids, it reduces the fluid density and column pressure, making it easier for the reservoir to push the