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This is our flagship course and remains the industry standard for learning the fundamentals concepts of production operations and their proper application in the field. Learn how to plan and implement well completions, workovers, stimulation treatments, and routine production operations with an efficiency that increases profits. Start with reliable oval isolation, followed by proper completion practices then plan the perforating operation using underbalanced or extreme overbalance procedures, ascertain why formations are damaged and hoe to prevent , or correct such damage, find out which stimulation is best and hot to perform these jobs. Learn about the role of rock mechanics in completions, stimulation, and workovers. Discover the procedures and techniques that increase production and cut operating costs. This course focuses on proven technologies and highlights recent innovations. Practical experience, research, and engineering and presented in an easily understood manner.
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- • Geological considerations
- • Reservoir fundamentals
- • Well testing
- • Inflow /Outflow diagrams
- • Primary cementing
- • Well completions
- • Workover fluids
- • Completion equipment: tubing , packers, flow control devices
- • Production logging ,Squeeze cementing
- • Workovers
- • Formation damage
- • Paraffin and ashpaltene
- • Rock mechanics ,Hydraulic fracturing
- • Sand control ,Acidizing ,Corrosion control
- • Scale deposition ,removal and prevention
- • Reservoir and completion IPR's
- • Tubing equipment performance curves
- • Wellhead deliverability curves
- • Horizontal flow line performance curves
Petroleum, production, reservoir facility, drilling, and research engineers: geologists: field supervisors and managers
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