Multiphase Flow Meters (MPFMs) have long been utilized in the oil and gas industry to measure the flow rate and composition of fluids that contain a mixture of oil, gas, and water. By replacing separators with MPFMs, companies have seen significant reductions in emissions and improvements in efficiency. However, with the pressing need to address the environmental impact of the industry, it is crucial to reimagine and expand the capabilities of MPFMs in order to create a data framework for the real-time measurement and capture of emissions.

In this talk, we discuss the application of hybrid models in addressing major challenges in unconventional reservoirs, including well performance evaluation, artificial lift life cycle management, performance insights, production optimization, well interference, and forecasting.

This presentation describes a theoretical development and experimental demonstration of a novel, first-principles approach to improving the accuracy of Coriolis meters operating on bubbly flows by augmenting existing Coriolis meters with a process fluid sound speed measurement.

In this four-part webinar series, participants will review fundamental computer science and programming concepts in the context of writing Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) "macros" to automate Microsoft Excel.

Presented by B. Todd Hoffman

This four-part webinar series will cover the reserves reporting regulations of the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission.