Production Well Test Validation for Oil Field Surveillance
1 Day Course (in a physical classroom)
1 Day Training Course on Production Well Test Validation for Oil Field Surveillance. This training is meant for a physical classroom session.
Thierry Wee and Zaim Awang
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Slide 5 - House Rules
Slide 1 - Cover Page
Slide 2 - Objectives
Slide 3 - Reasons for Production Test
Slide 4 - What is Field Surveillance
Slide 5 - Who Contribute to Field Surveillance
Slide 6 - How is Production Test important for Field Surveillance
Slide 7 - Production Tests and Field Deliverability
Slide 8 - How is Production Test measured
Slide 9 - Test Separator
Slide 10 - Test Separator (continue)
Slide 11 - Wellhead Diagram and Instrumentation
Slide 12 - Flow Meter - Orifice
Slide 13 - Flow Meter - Venturi
Slide 14 - Flow Meter - Coriolis
Slide 15 - Flow Meter - Ultrasonic
Slide 16 - Multiphase Flow Meter
Slide 17 - Fundamental Principles
Slide 18 - Factors Affecting Production Test
Slide 19 - Good Test Result
Slide 20 - Well Test Results Example
Slide 21 - Well Test Validation Workflow
Slide 22 - Historical Trend - Level 1
Slide 23 - Historical Trend - Level 1 (continue)
Slide 24 - Historical Trend - Level 1 (continue)
Slide 25 - Nodal Analysis - Level 2
Slide 26 - PQ Curve - Level 2
Slide 27 - PQ Curve - Level 2 (continue)
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Slide 2 - Objectives
Slide 3 - Pressure Losses in the Production System
VLP and IPR - Video
Slide 4 - Well Performance
Slide 5 - IPR and VLP
Slide 6 - IPR
Slide 7 - VLP
Slide 8 - Inflow Equations
Slide 9 - D'arcy Equation
Slide 10 - Productivity Index
Slide 11 - Drawdown
Slide 12 - How to Calculate PI
Slide 13 - How to Calculate PI - Example
Slide 14 - How to Calculate PI - Example (Continue)
Slide 15 - Skin and Formation Damage
Slide 16 - Causes of Skin and Formation Damage
Slide 17 - Skin and Damage by Pore Plugging
Slide 18 - Effect of Skin on Inflow
Slide 19 - Effect of Gas on Inflow
Slide 20 - Flowrate, pressure and Temperature in Well
Slide 21 - Purpose of Outflow
Slide 22 - Multiphase Flow Regimes
Slide 23 - Vertical Flow Regimes
Slide 24 - Horizontal Flow Regimes
Slide 25 - Flow Regime Map
Slide 26 - Flowrate, GLR and WC on Pressure Drop
Slide 27 - Flowrate, GLR and WC on Pressure Drop (Continue)
Slide 28 - Effect of GLR on VLP
Slide 29 - Effect of Watercut on VLP
Slide 30 - Effect of Tubing Size on VLP
Slide 31 - Critical Rate for Stable Vertical Lifting
Slide 32 - Effect of Gas-Lift on Well Stability
Impact of Backpressure Reduction
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Thierry was able to answer all questions with good explanation based on his vast background in the industry. Recommended :)
Thierry was able to answer all questions with good explanation based on his vast background in the industry. Recommended :)
Read LessGreat work team!!
Great work team!!
Read LessGreat introductory course and trainers were very well versed in software as well as subject matter
Great introductory course and trainers were very well versed in software as well as subject matter
Read Lessa good approach to deal with welltest validation using PQ curve (as first layer of screening) for a field that have abundant of welltest that need to be veri...
Read Morea good approach to deal with welltest validation using PQ curve (as first layer of screening) for a field that have abundant of welltest that need to be verified. perhaps also can include: 1. level of screening (1st - using PQ, 2nd - using well model if there is variation of gas lift rate and so on).
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