Completion And Production Engineering

 

Description :

This  course emphasis the role of the Well, as part of the Integrated Production System for a Hydrocarbon Asset. Well Completion design concepts and the technical selection criteria for the main completion components are reviewed in detail. The last two days of the Courses is spent on the completed Well’s Flow behavior and the key parameters affecting Well Performance/Productivity. Group exercises on Completion and Performance augment the learning process. The course also highlights the Operating Company’s viewpoint in the area of Well Completion and Well Production Management

By the end of the course, participants should be to: State how Well Completion fits into the E&P Activity; Recall and discuss hydrocarbon exploitation considerations for well productivity and completion design; Describe the main parameters that influences Well Performance and Productivity; Describe the factors that influence the selection and design of the completion string and components; Carry out a completion design and explain how it will be run in the well.

Outline :

·         Hydrocarbon Exploitation considerations for Well Completion design

·         Well Completion Planning and Design Process Cycle

·         Inflow Systems & Productivity Effects

·         Horizontal Well (Productivity aspects.)

·         The Flowing Well Performance - Inflow and Outflow System "NODAL" Analysis

·         The Casing String and Suspension

·         Tubing Selection and Tubing Design analysis

·         Tubing Connectors Packers

·         Tubing Hangers and Xmas Trees

·         Key Completion Components (SSSV, SSDs SPM, etc.)

·         Group Exercises on Completion design

·         New Development in Completions & Productivity (Intelligent Completions etc.)

Who should attend :

Geo-scientists, Engineers and Managers (in Drilling, Well Intervention/Services, Reservoir Engineering, Production Operations, Marketing/Sales etc.), whose jobs require them to interface with Completion Engineers, Production Technologists, Well Production Operations Engineers, and Well Maintenance/Servicing Engineers who wish to enhance their current job effectiveness, through more knowledge on Well Completion and Performance, than that attained from their own "core" discipline training and exposure.