:: DEFINE | Management Consultancy & Training Provider In UAE, Abu Dhabi,Dubai,Saudi Arabia ::

CONTROL AND PROTECTION SYSTEMS MASTERY

Location

London, UK

Date

From Date: 12-Feb-2024
To Date: 16-Feb-2024

Duration

5 Days

Language

English

Discipline

Process Engineering

Introduction

This designed whom interested to be Gas Lift Master! Learn how to maximize the production of your gas lift wells and how to make the most of a product/technology.

Also, this course will explain in detailed how to interpret your gas lift well behavior? Explaining when it produces at its full potential. Will illustrate all the products that suppliers want to sell to you.
This training course gets all the answers you are looking for and even the general form of technical case

Starting from the very beginning participants will learn all the secrets of gas lift and unlock:

Cost savings through smarter product selection and better product knowledge to gain advantages during price negotiations
Production increase with minimal investment and work
The great feeling of being in control of your gas lifted wells!

If you are a Junior Engineer:

Get a better understanding of the technical discussions at work. Get the knowledge to become an active participant in meetings rather than just watching. Make a positive contribution in technical email exchanges by giving your analysis of the situation. Challenge more senior engineers and impress your manager with your understanding of the topic. Propose ideas to generate production increase and gain visibility among management.

If you are a Manager:

Stay sharp easily by simply watching videos. Get new ideas to increase production. Use course schematics to train your team and get their respect by teaching them new things. Evaluate course content and see how much time you could save by having your team following it. How easier your job would be if they mastered the content.

If you work for a Service company:

Gain credibility and trust of your customers by proposing solutions more adequate with their good behavior. Get the ability to capture the right problem of the well and share business opportunities inside your organization among colleagues in charge of the right product line.

Objective

The course objectives are:

Gas processing concept in the oil and gas sector
Skills in Gas Operations
Forms of Gas Lift
Gas Lift Equipment
Gas Lift Unloading Sequence and SPM Design
Cost savings through smarter product selection and better product knowledge to gain advantages during price negotiations
Production increase with minimal investment and work
The great feeling of being in control of your gas lifted wells!

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

Gas Operator in the oil and gas sector
Skills in Gas Operations and Operations Common
Understanding the Forms of Gas Lift
Gas Lift Equipment
Gas Lift Unloading Sequence and SPM Design
Gas Lift Optimization and Design with Existing Mandrels.

Audience

Production, Petroleum or Well Performance Engineers to maximize their gas lift well production
Field Production Personnel to understand the importance of data as well as day to day monitoring

and optimization

Completion or Surface Facilities Engineers to understand what they can do to help maximizing

gas lift well production

PREREQUISITES:

Understanding of the Inflow & Outflow mechanisms is preferred
Basic knowledge on well architecture
Awareness on the oilfield terms

Content

Day (1):

Understanding the Forms of Gas Lift

Gas Lift system
Gas Lift principle & continuous Gas Lift
Intermittent Gas Lift
Plunger lift
Chamber lift
Dual Gas Lift completion
Concentric Gas Lift
Self-Gas Lift
Annular flow
Side string injection
Pig lift
Packer less Gas Lift
Gas Lift as a backup for ESP
Gas Lift & jet or hydraulic piston pump
Illustrative related video
Workshop – learned lessons
Day (1) quiz

Day (2):

Gas Lift Equipment

Conventional and side pocket mandrels
Gas lift mandrels with check valve
Latches
Running/pulling /kick over tools
SPM and kick over tools
1^st generation of kick over tools
Special kick over tools for high well deviation
Well unloading
Gas lift valve types
Dummy valves
Gas lift pack off
Orifice valves and rate estimation
Illustrative related video
Workshop – learned lessons
Day (2) quiz

Day (3):

Venturi orifices
Unloading valve mechanics
Casing and tubing pressure-operated valves
Gas lift valve calibration procedure
Gas lift valve test block and AVT
Valve throttling effect
Flag valve
Special gas lift valves
Gas lift valves and mandrels configurations to achieve annular or tubing flow, production or injection pressure operated system.
VPC
Electric gas lift valves
Gas lift injection below packer
Surface equipment
Plunger lift equipment
Illustrative related video
Workshop – learned lessons
Day (3) quiz

Day (4):

Gas Lift Unloading Sequence and SPM Design

Unloading the well basic principle
Integrity in gas lift well
Initial unloading following a drilling or a WO (how to empty your casing of the mud/brine without damaging your valves)
Unloading sequence with IPO valves
Unloading sequence with PPO valves
Gas lift unloading principle explained by counting bubbles of gas
Gas gradient formula and rule of thumb to quickly calculate your casing pressure at any depth
Put it all together with an exercise (inflow/outflow/mandrel spacing design)
Unloading sequence videos from suppliers
Why installing a gas lift mandrel in a well portion where deviation is higher than 60°
Gas lift system (fundamental principles, maximum rate estimation, equilibrium curve)
Mandrel spacing design principles (where should you install your gas lift mandrels and how to do that manually)
Temperature models
How to choose your kick of pressure
Guidelines to make a mandrel spacing design with Prosper (how to fill the “GL design new” form in Prosper).
Illustrative related video
Workshop – learned lessons
Day (4) quiz

Day (5):

Gas Lift Optimization and Design with Existing Mandrels

Optimization starts by good monitoring
Optimization by Gas Lift rate change
Gas Lift design optimization – cases review
Can I optimize a Gas Lift well by choking it?
Global network optimization
How to identify Gas Lift wells that can be optimized
Exercise – Propose a Gas Lift design for a well using abacus
Why changing your mandrel spacing design?
Why changing your Gas Lift design using existing mandrels?
How to determine the targeted liquid rate of a well following a Gas Lift design
Process to perform a Gas Lift design using Prosper
How to fill the “Gas Lift design – Existing Mandrels” form in Prosper
Dual Gas Lift completion optimization and design
Illustrative related video
Workshop – learned lessons
Day (5) quiz

Certificate

Define Management Consultancy & Training Certificate of course completion will be issued to all attendees.

Methodology

The training course will be highly participatory and the course leader will present, guide and facilitate learning, using a range of methods including formal presentation, discussions, sector-specific case studies and exercises. Above all, the course leader will make extensive use of real-life case examples in which he has been personally involved. You will also be encouraged to raise your own questions and to share in the development of the right answers using your own analysis and experiences. Tests of multiple-choice type will be made available on daily basis to examine the effectiveness of delivering the course.

30% Lectures
30% Workshops and work presentation
20% Case studies & Practical Exercises
10% Role Play
10% Videos, Software or Simulators (as applicable) & General Discussions

Case Studies, Group Discussions, Last Day Review, Assessments will be carried out.

Course Details