Training Gas Production Engineering

Training Gas Production Engineering – The formation of natural gas is comprised of methane, a gas (or compound) composed of one carbon atom and four hydrogen atoms. The result of natural processes over millions of years ago, from the remains of plants and animals (diatoms) decayed and covered in a thick layer. The rest of the plants and animals is called organic material is then decomposed. Over time, sand and mud turns into rock, covered the organic material trapped under rocks. Pressure and heat changed most of the organic material into coal, some into oil (petroleum), and some into natural gas – tiny bubbles of gas is odorless.

now gas resource is human choices today as an energy source in the world. therefore developed a range of technologies to produce natural gas that is formed in the bottom of the earth. as a consultant to the natural gas production, BMD Street Consulting intends to run a program Training Gas Production Engineering is expected to provide an understanding and ability to practitioners in the world of oil and gas in order to maximize the technology of production natural gas

OBJECTIVES :After participate in this training, the participants will be able and capable to :

• Understand the basic concept of gas reservoir, well production performance, gas well testing and handling processes and operation, and how to operate this technology in field application.
• Diagnostic of gas reservoir performance under actual drive mechanism and future performance with current handling processes.
• Analyze the production potential of reservoir under with actual handling system processes and to plan the better development processes according to reservoir capacity.
• Understand the fundamentals of microscopic and macroscopic aspects and phenomena of gas handling processes and operation.

AUDIENCE:

No specified  (Operator/ Sr. Operator/Engineer or Non Engineer)

COURSE OUT-LINE:

Reservoir Aspect of Gas Production Engineering

• Reservoir Gas
• Gas Reserves

Optimization Gas Well Performance

• Well Completion Effect
• Tight Gas Well
• Gas Well Testing

The Critical View of Field Gas Processing

• Sulfur Removal
• Natural Gas  Flow Measurement

Natural Gas  Transportation

• Basic  Flow Equation
• Flow in Wells and Flow in Pipelines
• Effect of Liquids
•  Pressure Traverse Curve
• Liquid Removal from Gas Wells

Natural Gas Compression

• Type of Compressors
• Compressor Design
• Centrifugal Compressor

LPG
Optimization-liquid Flow In Pipe
Economic Analysis Of Gas Production
Case Study
Discussion