Event Date/Time: Apr 11, 2011 | End Date/Time: Apr 12, 2011 |
Description
Overview
This two-day course is designed to provide technical professionals with an overview of new oil production technologies. Topics include elements such as deliberate sand co-production and gravity drainage that have been developed in the last several years. Technology screening issues will be outlined and informative assessments of the various approaches will be provided. In class notes (binders) will be provided however, if participants bring a laptop ALL THE PRESENTATIONS in open PowerPoint format, along with an additional 1.2 GB of information (papers, presentations, etc…) will be provided.
A complete set of course materials and lunches are included.
Outline
Introduction: New Production Methods in Conventional and Heavy Oil
Overview of Recent Advancements in Oil Production Technologies
Sand Control and Sand Management in Conventional Oil
Sand Production Mechanics in Heavy Oil
Horizontal and Multilateral Wells: Issues and Production Options
Gravity Drainage Methods – Thermal and Non-Thermal
New Ideas in Thermal (Steam Injection) Technologies
THAI (TM) - Toe to Heel Air Injection
Anoxic Pyrolysis Methods for Oil Shale and Low-k Oil Sands
CO2-Miscible Enhanced Oil Recovery for Conventional Oil
Pulsing Flow Enhancement
Lifting Technologies for Thermal Methods
Sequencing Production Methods to Maximize Recovery
New Developments in Monitoring Deep Remote Processes
Ideas for Re-entering Depleted Fields for Additional Recovery
Venue
Additional Information
Delivery Method: Classroom Training
Fee: $ 1395 USD
Early Bird Fee: $ 1,255.50 USD Enroll prior to Feb 25, 2011, nonrefundable
Location Houston, TX