The objective of this training course is to manage natural flowing well through production technology, introducing reservoir concepts and high-lighting formation damage mechanisms and nodal analysis. Lower completions are detailed in screen and screen-less completions and the principles ruling their selection, as well as types of perforations are described presenting their applications. Upper completions are discussed, and accessories are presented.
In addition, this training course will familiarize the delegates with production system and its component by; detailed description of components and design features analysis. Ways to improve and optimize wells’ production also be presented and discussed.
By the end of this training course, participants will learn the following:
- Learn about production system component
- Understand the completion equipment
- Learn how to perform nodal analysis for production optimization
- Learn how deal with formation damage and most of production problems
- Get familiar with artificial lifting systems
DAY 1
PRODUCTION SYSTEM ANALYSIS
- Reservoir drive mechanisms
- Produced fluids properties
- Inflow performance relationship
- Vertical Lift Performance
- Multiphase flow and Multiphase flow correlations
- System nodal analysis
- Casing string and suspension
- Tubing Selection, tips regarding well modeling and completion design with software’s
DAY 2
COMPLETION EQUIPMENT
- Completion components
- Wellheads and Xmas trees
- Safety Valves
- Optimum tubing size
- Running completions
- Barriers principals and well integrity
- Sustain annulus pressure and MAASP calculations
- Perforation operations (overbalance and underbalance theory)
- Examples of work-over programs and problems
DAY 3
FORMATION DAMAGE, STIMULATION AND CASED HOLE LOGGING
- Types of formation damage
- Well Testing
- Stimulation candidate selection
- Carbonate acidizing
- Sand stone acidizing
- Hydraulic fracture
- Production Logging
- Cement and corrosion evaluation logs
- Leak detection and repair
- RST and perforation selection
DAY 4
ARTIFICIAL LIFTING SYSTEMS
- Selection of artificial lifting systems
- Gas lift technology and downhole equipment
- Gas lift design types and unloading
- ESP surface and downhole equipment
- ESP installation and design
- ESP troubleshooting
- Sucker rod systems
- Hydraulic pumping systems
DAY 5
WELL INTERVENTION OPERATIONS
- Wire line applications and pressure control equipment
- Coiled tubing applications and pressure control equipment
- Snubbing applications and pressure control equipment
- Sand control systems (rig and rig less operations)
- Well lifting and sand clean out jobs
- Gas and water shut off
- Water loading problem mitigation (velocity string applications)
- Hydrates, scales, erosion, corrosion and bottleneck analysis and mitigation
- Troubleshooting real cases
This training course is tailored to provide a practical and detailed insight for professionals who are actually involved in the; selection, installation, operation and optimization of oil wells.
This training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:
- Design and maintenance professionals
- Petroleum technology engineers
- Production technology engineers
- Reservoir engineers
- Completion engineers
- Production engineers
- Field operators
- Production technicians