Subsurface Production Operations and Artificial Lift Technologies

Course Code: OGC 124

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Introduction

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Reservoir Performance – Inflow and Outflow Relationships , Reservoir Performance: Wellbore and Reservoir Performance Overview

Formation Damage Causes
Formation Damage caused by Completion and Workover Fluids: Damage during Perforating and Cementing
Formation Damage caused by Fines Mitigation
Formation Damage caused by Swelling Clays

Process design
Unit Operator
Environmental
Process safety engineer
Gasoline blender engineer
Lab supervisor
Supply chain engineer
Distillates analyst
Models engineer
Chemical Operator
Chemical Plant Operator
Chemical Process Technician
Control Room Supervisor
Gas Plant Process Operator
Gas Production Operator
Gas Terminal Operations and Storage
Gathering Pipeline engineer
Oil Terminal / Storage engineer
Pipeline Maintenance / Equipment / Compliance / Repair
Pipeline Testing / Technician / Supervisor / Safety
Plant Equipment Operator
Plant Operations Technician
Plant Shutdown
Plant Supervisor
Power Distribution
Power Plant Manager
Process Supervisor
Refinery Operations Technician / Manager
Terminal Operator / Manager
Utilities Operator

Reservoir Performance – Inflow and Outflow Relationships

Reservoir Performance: Wellbore and Reservoir Performance Overview
Pressure Loss in the Wellbore
Well Productivity
Concepts of Productivity Index
Inflow and Outflow Relationships

Formation Damage

Well Production Problems: Asphaltenes, Waxes, Hydrates, Inorganic, Scale Formation, Corrosion
Drilling-induced Formation Damage
Damage Mechanisms - How are sandstones and carbonates damaged, how do formation mineralogy and clay chemistry influence damage, what about scale, paraffin, etc.
Formation Damage Causes
Formation Damage caused by Completion and Workover Fluids: Damage during Perforating and Cementing
Formation Damage caused by Fines Mitigation
Formation Damage caused by Swelling Clays
Formation Damage in Injection Wells
Formation Damage resulting from Paraffins and Asphaltenes
Formation Damage resulting from Emulsion and Sludge Formation
Formation Damage resulting from Condensate Banking
Formation Damage resulting from Gas Breakout
Formation Damage resulting from Water Blocks,
Formation Damage resulting from Wettability Alteration, Bacterial Plugging

Stimulation Operations / Why and When do we need Artificial Lift?

Damage Prevention
Evaluation of Damage - Production Performance and Pressure Analysis Review
Damage Removal: Two Basic Acidizing Treatments and Acidizing Materials and Methods
Damage Removal by Chemical Solvents
Acid Type and Concentration
Evaluation of Acid Treatments
Impact of Changing Well Conditions and Need for Artificial Lift
Overview of Artificial Lift Technology: Sucker Road Pump Design, Hydraulic Pump Design, Jet Pump, Gas Lift, Electric Submersible Pump (ESP)
Application of Artificial Lift Technology and its Limitations
Artificial Lift Screening Methods

Sucker Rod Pumping and Gas Lift System

Sucker Rod Pump Concept
Limitations and Advantages of the Sucker Rod Pumping System
Components of the Sucker Rod Pump
Design of the Sucker Rod Pump
Troubleshooting of the Sucker Rod Pump Systems
Gas Lift Concept
Gas Lift Types: Continuous and Intermittent Gas Lift
Main Components of the Gas List System: Mandrels and Valves
Gas Lift Design
Effects of Temperature and Chokes
Valve Spacing
Equilibrium Curve and Continuous Flow Design
Injection Gas Requirements
Limitation and Advantages of the Gas Lift System

ESP System, Hydraulic & Jet Pumping and PCP systems

Concept of the Electric Submersible Pump (ESP) System
Equipment and Accessories of the ESP Systems
ESP Design: Pump Performance Curves, Pump Intake Curves, Typical Problems, Installation, Troubleshooting - Best Practices for Installation and Maintenance
Steps to Correctly Size an ESP System - Basic Sizing Principles for the Pump, Motor and Cable
Importance of Correctly Matching Well Productivity to Pump Performance
Use of Data to Diagnose Well / Equipment Problems
Limitation and Advantages of the ESP System
Concept of the Hydraulic Pumps
Limitation and Advantages of the Hydraulic Pumps
Concept of the Jet Pumping
Limitation and Advantages of the Jet Pumps
Concept of the Progressing Cavity Pump (PCP) Pumps
Limitation and Advantages of the PCP Pumps
Best Practices for Installation and Maintenance
Criteria for Selection of Artificial Lift Systems and Artificial Lift Screening Methods

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