By the end of this course, delegates will be able to:

• Learn about well performance and productivity
• Know reservoir types and performance, as well as perforating and productivity will also be discussed
• Learn about well inflow and outflow performance and the total well (nodal) system analysis
• Focus on well surveillance and problem well identification
• Learn about production logging applications and techniques, electric and slickline surveys, and the sources and causes of productivity impairment at different stages of well drilling
• Learn about sand production, control, and productivity effects along with water production, control, and productivity effects will also be covered
• Learn about the different types of productivity enhancements including well intervention, matrix stimulation, and hydraulic fracturing        
• Discuss productivity enhancements as well as well controls
• Discuss tubing techniques, workover (rig), sand management, corrosion monitoring and control and the control of paraffins, asphaltenes, and hydrates
• Learn about scale deposition, control, and removal

Production Engineers, Reservoir Engineers, Chemical Engineers, Mechanical Engineers and Technicians, Geologists, Field operations and Technical personnel, Instrumentation and Control Engineers, Process Control Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Consulting Engineers, Design Engineers, Maintenance Supervisors, Control System Application Engineers, Project Engineers, Plant Engineers, Instrumentation Technicians, Electronic Engineers and Technicians, Automation Engineers, Electronic Design Engineers, Electricians, Installation and Maintenance Technicians, Instrument and Process Control Technicians, Instrument Fitters, Maintenance Engineers, Operations Engineers, Process Technicians, Production Professionals, System Integrators

Production System Analysis

• Flow through the reservoir to the sand face
• Flow through the completion
• Flow through bottom hole tubing restrictions
• Flow through the tubing
• Flow through surface tubing restrictions
• Flow through the flow line into the separation  
  
  

Workover

• Work planning, problem recognition 
• Problem recognition
• Types of workover operations
  
  

Production Chemistry

• Surfactants
• Corrosion
• Scales
• Paraffins
  
  

Artificial Lift

• Artificial lift definitions
• Different artificial lift systems
• Definition of flumping well
• Selection of proper artificial lift method
  
  

Problem Analysis & Removal 

• Different types of production tests
• Test planning and considerations
• Formation damage identification
• Inflow performance relationship
• Well problem removal techniques
• Sand control techniques
  
  

Enhanced Oil Recovery

• Detentions of oil recovery
• Different methods of EOR
• EOR requirement
• Selection of proper EOR

CDGA attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.