PPT011   Oilfield Water Production, Handling and Injection

Who Should Attend: Reservoir, production, and surface facilities engineers responsible for providing reservoir engineering support, facilities planning and drilling/completions recommendations for oil and gas assets, engineers and other personnel involved in providing equipment and chemicals for diagnosing / reducing water production, improving injector performance and treating produced water.

Learning Expectations: This course discusses methods, equipment and tolls used for testing, diagnosing, and minimizing water production from oil and gas wells. Reservoir engineering and surface facility aspects of water handling, treatment, re-injection and injection well fracturing are extensively discussed. The impact of the growth of thermal fractures and fractures driven by particle plugging on injector performance and oil recovery by waterflood are discussed. The course covers the fundamental theory, and the latest technological developments. It particularly emphasizes field application through lots of practical field examples, exercises and case studies.

 Duration: One week    Course Ref#: PPT011  Contact Us

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