TRAINING PRODUCTION OPTIMIZATION WITH ARTIFICIAL LIFT

DESCRIPTION

After participate in this course, you will be able and capable to understand the basic principles of petroleum reservoir calculations associated with the use of gas-lift, sucker-rod, electric submersible, hydraulic and jet pump. Perform a simple diagnosis and understand oil wells management data produced by, gas lift, sucker rod pumping, electric submersible, hydraulic and jet pump. Create a simple analysis of the oil wells data, perform calculations pitting performance as a result of pumping with a variety of methods in accordance with state reservoir. Conduct simple quantitative calculations and perform optimization for the production of oil wells that produced by gas lift, sucker rod pumping, electric submersible, hydraulic and jet pump in accordance with the limits of operation.

PRE-QUISITE

OUTLINE COURSE

Overview

• Oil Field Production System
• Natural Production Systems
• Production System With Artificial Lift

Gas Lift (GL) 

• Introduction
• Continue and Intermittent Gas Lift
• Main Gas Lift Equipment Parts
• IPR and Designing Gas Lift
• Optimization and Allocation of Gas for Gas lift
• Production System With Artificial List by Gas Lift
• Gas Lift Trouble shooting

Sucker Rod Pump (SRP)

• Introduction
• Intake Pump Curve
• Production Optimization
• Design Sucker Rod Pump API RP11L
• Component Main Tool
• The factors that affect the movement of rod
• Planning pump
• Dynagraph & Dynamometer
• SRP Trouble Shooting

Progressive Cavity Pump (PCP)

• Introduction
• Description of Equipment
• Elastomer
• Design
• PCP Trouble shooting

Electric Submersible Pump (ESP) 

• Introduction
• Basics ESP calculation
• ESP Construction
• Characteristics SRP Pump
• How to Select the Type of Pump
• Applications in the Field
• ESP Trouble Shooting

Pump Hydraulic 

• Surface Tools
• The Types of Pump Units
• The types of Pump Units
• The Size of the Pump
• The Steps in The Selection of Hydraulic Pumps
• Hydraulic Pumps Trouble Shooting

Jet Pump

• Introduction
• The issue of gas
• Size Nozzle and Throat
• The steps in the Calculation of Jet Pump
• Graph Pump Behavior
• Using a Program Calculating Machines
• Field Results
• Jet Pump Trouble shooting

RECOMMENDED AUDIENCE

• Operator
• Sr. Operator
• Jr. Engineer
• Engineer