Rod Float Problem in Rod-Pumped Oil Well

For any given selection of stroke length, there is a maximum recommended pumping speed. If this speed is exceeded, the rod string is likely to “float” or go into compression on the downstroke.
Rod pumping systems that run too fast or have excessive downhole friction due to deviation, paraffin, heavy oil, scale, pump-off in a shallow well, or combination of these factors, may have “Rod Float Problems”, i.e. polished rod separation from the carrier bar.
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[@almtheer10]

What the different between rod floating and rod falling and pump sticking?

[@marcelodagnone]

I don't want to be a load cell.😂

[@WhereRaul]

Dealing with that right now. I'm hot watering with 190 barrels of fresh water and shoot load of parafin dispersent

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[@teguhkalin237]

What the problem 🙏

[@deltaecho4673]

"For any given selection of stroke length, there is a maximum recommended pumping speed. If this speed is exceeded, the rod string is likely to “float” or go into compression on the downstroke" The video description...

[@sjordan1419]

It could also be paraffin build-up in the tubing. Hot oil it.

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