Fundamentals of Reservoir Engineering - PEICE
Venue: Houston
Location: Houston, Texas, United States
Event Date/Time: Mar 14, 2011 | End Date/Time: Mar 18, 2011 |
Description
Overview
This five-day course is designed for technical professionals and will introduce the participants to the fundamental aspects of reservoir engineering. Theoretical concepts coupled with numerous practical case histories are presented to assist reservoir and exploitation engineers in their primary functions - the determination of oil and gas reserves and the maximization of hydrocarbon recovery under primary, secondary, and tertiary schemes. Field development of non-conventional gas reservoirs such as, coalbed methane (CBM) and tight gas reservoirs will also be covered. The applications of horizontal well, planning and some of new technologies will be reviewed. The session will include a number of relevant class problems and examples.
A complete set of course materials and lunches are included.
Outline
Introduction
Petroleum Geology
Rock and Fluid Properties
Reservoir Drive Mechanisms
Reserves Determination
Deterministic (Volumetric & Material Balance) and Probabilistic Techniques
Production Forecast using Decline Analysis Empirical methods
Non-Conventional Gas Reservoirs
Flow in Porous Media
Well Test Design, planning and Analysis
Fluid coning and Water Influx
Secondary and Tertiary Recovery Schemes
Waterflooding: Planning, Predicting Oil Recovery and Performance Monitoring
Horizontal Well Applications
Venue
Additional Information
Delivery Method: Classroom Training
Fee: $ 3195 USD
Early Bird Fee: $ 2,875.50 USD Enroll prior to Jan 28, 2011, nonrefundable
Location Houston, TX