About the Course
This training course introduces reservoir engineering concepts and methods to enable cross-disciplinary exchange of ideas and experience. It provides the
required input to help you understand questions crucial to the reservoir engineer: How much oil & gas is there (accumulation)? How much can be recovered (reserves)? How fast can it be recovered (rate)? By the end of the course, participants will have gained a foundational understanding of reservoir engineering that they can use while moving forward in their training.
Course Objectives
- Describe a hydrocarbon reservoir and list the fluids found in it
- Illustrate with diagrams how these fluids are distributed in a hydrocarbon reservoir
- Describe and explain porosity, permeability and fluid saturations
- Determine the properties of natural gas, oil and water
- Explain and define saturated reservoirs, undersaturated reservoirs, bubble point pressure, oil and gas formation volume factors, gas oil ratio
- Calculate the volume of hydrocarbon in place and recovery factors Derive the general material balance equation, modify it and use it to calculate hydrocarbon in place for gas reservoirs, saturated reservoirs and under saturated reservoirs
- Use the Havlena and Odeh technique to determine oil in place for saturated reservoirs and under saturated reservoirs
- Use of well testing data in determining average reservoir pressure, productivity index, permeability, and skin effect
- Discuss the recovery factors of different drive mechanisms.
- Explain the use of fractional flow equations and Immiscible displacement concepts
- Perform decline curve analysis
Course Content
- Introduction
- Characteristics of Petroleum Reservoirs
- Geological Concepts in Reservoir Engineering
- Properties of Reservoir Rocks
- Porosity and its Measurements, Absolute Permeability of Rocks
- Rock Pore-Volume Compressibility
- Rocks with Multiple Saturations (Wettability, Capillary Pressure, Relative Permeability), Rock Property Correlation for the Hydrocarbon. Producing Reservoir Sands of the Niger-Delta.
- Characteristics of Reservoir Fluids
- Nature of Reservoir Fluids, Phase Behaviour of Reservoir Fluids
- Reservoir Fluid’s Properties
- Determination of Hydrocarbon In-Place and Oil Recovery
- Volumetric Methods. Material Balance & Applications. Water Influx Calculations.
- Fluid Flow Concepts
- Advances in Reservoir Engineering
- Computer Applications, Reservoir Characteristics and Reservoir Simulation
Who should attend?
Petroleum Engineers, Production Engineers, Geologists, Technologists etc.
5 Days
Course Fees (VAT Included)
Lagos/PH/Abuja: ₦ 376,250.00
UK/US/Ghana/Dubai: $ 3,762.50
- Award of Certificate.
- Professional Training Materials
REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
- Go to “Register Now” button and fill the form and send it. You will get “message sent” if it is successful.
- You will get confirmation of your registration within two working days when you will be asked to go ahead and make payment.
- Go ahead and make payment.
- Send your name, phone number, email address, training location, amount paid to info@sbtpetroleum.com.ng OR SMS to +2349098171437.
- Upon confirmation of your payment, an electronic receipt will be sent to your mail.
- A joining instruction will be sent to you at least 72 hours before the training date an time.
- Looking forward to training date to commence your training. However, if a need to change the dates of the training arises, you will be notified immediately. This may be due to unavailability of the instructors or due to unavoidable logistic challenges.
ACCOUNT DETAILS
NAIRA ACCOUNT
BANK: ECOBANK
ACCOUNT NAME: SBT PETROLEUM GEOSCIENCE LIMITED
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 1613062169
BRANCH: Chevron Branch
SORT CODE: 050150340
DOLLAR ACCOUNT
BANK: ECOBANK
ACCOUNT NAME: SBT PETROLEUM GEOSCIENCE LIMITED
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 1613062183
BRANCH: Chevron Branch
SORT CODE: 050150340