About the course
In this course, we will apply nodal analysis concepts viewing the total producing system from the reservoir rock through the completion, well bore and gathering system, to the market while honoring system rate/pressure constraints. We will also avoid improper design where any one component, or a mismatch of components, adversely affects the performance of the entire system. Then Perform a system-wide analysis to increase well rates by identifying bottlenecks and design an efficient field-wide flow system, including wells, artificial lift, gathering lines and manifolds. Finally, we will use nodal analysis, together with reservoir simulation and analytical tools.
Course Objectives
- Apply nodal analysis concepts viewing the total producing system from the reservoir rock through the completion, well bore and gathering system, to the market while honoring system rate/pressure constraints
- Avoid improper design where any one component, or a mismatch of components, adversely affects the performance of the entire system
- Perform a system-wide analysis to increase well rates by identifying bottlenecks and design an efficient field-wide flow system, including wells, artificial lift, gathering lines, and manifolds
- Use nodal analysis, together with reservoir simulation and analytical tools, for planning new field development
Course Content
Nodal Analysis Overview
Inflow Performance: Basics, well-test pros and cons, best models for all well types, IPR curves
Completions: Modelling basics, flow patterns in gravel packs, pressure drop in perforations, gravel packs and wellbore, optimal perforation density
Tubing Performance: Videos of flow patterns, flow dynamics, logging in horizontal wells, slugging and pressure changes in all completion types, friction drop in horizontal wells, unloading techniques and examples
Flowlines: Pressure drop models, bottlenecks in a gathering network, line loops and jumpers, gathering systems
- Forecast: Field forecasts, economic optimization, evaluation of options
- Artificial Lift: Gas lift design, ESP and other methods basics
- Liquid in gas streams, what is a dry gas well, loaded wells, predicting temperatures
Who Should Attend?
Production, operations, and reservoir engineers; senior technicians and field supervisors with an engineering background.
5 Days
Course Fees (VAT Included)
Lagos/PH/Abuja: ₦ 376,250.00
UK/US/Ghana/Others: $ 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