Well Completion Course
Who Should Attend:
This practical seminar is directed at exploration, engineering and drilling personnel concerned with drilling, well engineering, completion, reservoir management, and workover and rig formen. They should all benefit from attending this course.
Objectives:
To enable engineers to select completion equipment and design a completion string for all types of wells. To understand tubing movement.
Content:
- Reservoir Characteristics
- Geology and Geophysics, Petrophysics, Drive Mechanisms, Fluid Flow, Formation Damage, Stimulation , Multiple Zones, GOR/Watercut Development, Contaminants, Pressure, Temperature
- Well Design
- Target, Casing and Cement, Hole Size, Deviation, Drill-in Fluids, Multiple Boreholes
- Completion Components
- Tubing, packers, Nipples and Locks, Regulating Devices, Side Pocket Mandrels, Sliding Sleeves, Tubing to Packer Joints, Tubing to Packer Joints, Pumping Devices, Instruments, Retrievable Control
- Completion Concepts
- Simple Completions, Monobore Completions, Commingled Flow, Dual Completions, Artificial Lift, Artificial Lift, Sand Control, Intelligent Completions, Permanent vs. Retrievable
- Production Problems
- Formation Fines, Gas/Emulsion Blocking, Scale, Wax/Asphaltenes/Hydrates, Pressure Loss, Pressure Loss, Crossflow, Equipment Failure, Ignorance
- Light Intervention
- Slickline, Electric Line, Monitoring, Perforating, Hole Cleaning, Flow Controls, Inflatables and Expandables, Stimulation, TFL
- Heavy Intervention
- Coiled Tubing, Snubbing, Workover
