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Hydrate inhibition of storage / hydraulic fluids and umbilical flushing characteristics
Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 03/25/2021 at 1:00 PM (EDT)Assumptions have been made about the hydrate inhibition characteristics of hydraulic / storage fluids in umbilicals due to the inclusion of MEG, but AFS has tested a dozen fluids to better assess their hydrate inhibition characteristics and develop the curves. The curves will be provided within this presentation and shared with the community. In addition, a short discussion on the displacement of umbilical fluids with production chemicals and the laboratory testing performed versus the calculated results utilizing laminar flow.
Assumptions have been made about the hydrate inhibition characteristics of hydraulic / storage fluids in umbilicals due to the inclusion of MEG, but AFS has tested a dozen fluids to better assess their hydrate inhibition characteristics and develop the curves. The curves will be provided within this presentation and shared with the community. In addition, a short discussion on the displacement of umbilical fluids with production chemicals and the laboratory testing performed versus the calculated results utilizing laminar flow.
This webinar is categorized under the Projects, Facilities, and Construction technical discipline.
All content contained within this webinar is copyrighted by Dr. Tony Spratt and its use and/or reproduction outside the portal requires express permission from Dr. Tony Spratt.
Dr. Tony Spratt
Dr. Spratt, PhD has nearly 20 years of experience specifically focused on deepwater production, with specialist expertise in the areas of project management, transient simulations, systems integration, and production chemistry. Dr. Spratt’s career has spanned a range of engagements within the energy community, ranging from chemical supplier (Nalco/Multi-Chem), engineering contractor (Foster Wheeler), and operator (Chevron). The breadth of Dr. Spratt’s experience allows him to offer a unique perspective that spans from the laboratory to design to field application. This allows Dr. Spratt to keenly understand the needs of various disciplines in delivering a total system solution. Dr. Spratt graduated magna cum laude from Midwestern State University with a degree in chemistry, before obtaining his PhD in organic chemistry from the University of Arizona.
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Upstream Oil and Gas Agreements
Contains 2 Component(s), Includes CreditsLearn how oil and gas leases are negotiated with a landowner in the U.S. and analyze the two main forms of agreements, the Concession Agreement and the Production Sharing Contract, used by host countries around the world.
Description:
Upstream agreements define the legal, business and working relationships that exist between companies that explore for and produce oil and gas, and the government agencies or private parties that own the mineral rights. Learn how oil and gas leases are negotiated with a landowner in the U.S. and analyze the two main forms of agreements, the Concession Agreement and the Production Sharing Contract, used by host countries around the world.
Duration: 2 hours
Content:
- Overview
- Historical Perspective
- Methods for Obtaining a Host Government Agreement
- Four Types of Exploration Agreements
- Joint Operating Agreements
- Nicola Case Study
- Sandland Business Game
- Summary
- Glossary of Terms
- Model Form for International Joint Operating Agreement
This online training course is categorized under the Management discipline.
0.2 CEUs offered.
Members : USD 115.00
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Geosteering: Fundamentals, Planning and Implementation
Contains 2 Component(s), Includes CreditsGeoSteering is the application of geologic and engineering skill to direct a horizontal or extended-reach wellbore path, based upon knowledge of the enclosing stratigraphy, with the expressed aim of maximizing wellbore exposure to the target reservoir.
Description:
GeoSteering is the application of geologic and engineering skill to direct a horizontal or extended-reach wellbore path, based upon knowledge of the enclosing stratigraphy, with the expressed aim of maximizing wellbore exposure to the target reservoir. This Topic reviews valuable insights into the GeoSteering process, provided by a leading company with experience gained over the course of steering nearly 2000 horizontal wells.
Duration: 2 hours, 20 minutes
Content:
- Directional Drilling: The Driving Force in Geosteering
- Drilling Measurements and Logging Tools
- Preparing the Geosteering Plan
- Geosteering Practices
- Case Study
- Geosteering: Fundamentals, Planning, and Implementation: References and Add
- Best Practices
This online training course is categorized under the Drilling discipline.
0.23 CEUs offered.
Members : USD 115.00
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Reservoir Management
Contains 2 Component(s), Includes CreditsDescribes the reservoir management techniques used to maximize production.
Description:
Describes the reservoir management techniques used to maximize production. Once production begins, the reservoir is only a part of a larger system, and understanding the relationships among all elements--the wellbore, tubing string, artificial lift equipment, surface control devices, separators, treaters, tanks and measuring devices--is crucial to economical and safe recovery.
Duration: 1 hour, 40 minutes
Content:
- Rock and Fluid Properties
- Natural Drive Mechanisms in Petroleum Reservoirs
- Improved Oil Recovery
- Reservoir Simulation
- Reservoir Management: References and Additional Information
This online training courses is categorized under the Reservoir discipline.
0.17 CEUs offered.
Members : USD 115.00
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Drilling and Well Completion Technology
Contains 2 Component(s), Includes CreditsPresents the integration of drilling and well completion technology in an overall development program, showing the equipment and procedures involved as operations are carried out. Focuses on the responsibilities of individuals and service companies at the drillsite.
Description:
Presents the integration of drilling and well completion technology in an overall development program, showing the equipment and procedures involved as operations are carried out. Focuses on the responsibilities of individuals and service companies at the drillsite.
Duration: 2 hours, 20 minutes
Content:
- Drilling Fundamentals
- Rotary Drilling Rig Components
- Drillstring, Drill Bits and Drilling Fluid
- Drilling Operations
- Well Completion Technology
- Case Histories, Drilling and Completion Programs
- Drilling and Well Completion: References and Additional Information
This online training course is categorized under the Drilling discipline.
0.23 CEUs offered.
Members : USD 115.00
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LNG Value Chain and Markets
Contains 2 Component(s), Includes CreditsThis course covers the LNG value chain, from gas supply to liquefaction, ship transportation and receiving/regasification terminals, and the processes/facilities required in each sector.
Description:
This course covers the LNG value chain, from gas supply to liquefaction, ship transportation and receiving/regasification terminals, and the processes/facilities required in each sector. The economics of a special LNG case study are presented to show the typical economics of a project. You will learn the price that must be charged for LNG delivered into a distant market, considering capital and operating costs and the impact of the revenues received for the hydrocarbon liquids produced and sold with the gas. The course also contains a summary of the historical LNG market development, including the major exporters and importers, and the various regional market prices of LNG.
Duration: 1.5 hours
Content:
- Overview
- Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)
- LNG Market Pricing
- LNG Project Fundamentals and Economics
- Summary
This online training course is categorized under the Management discipline.
0.15 CEUs offered.
Members : USD 115.00
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Gas Processing and NGL Markets
Contains 2 Component(s), Includes CreditsThis course offers an overview of the expanding gas processing sector, which has been impacted by the rapid development of unconventional gas. It explains how rich natural gas is first separated into methane and NGL and transported to fractionation plants, where it is separated into ethane, LPGs (propane and butanes) and natural gasoline.
Description:
This course offers an overview of the expanding gas processing sector, which has been impacted by the rapid development of unconventional gas. It explains how rich natural gas is first separated into methane and NGL and transported to fractionation plants, where it is separated into ethane, LPGs (propane and butanes) and natural gasoline. Special attention is given to the various uses for these liquid hydrocarbons, the market prices and economics of various rich gas streams when separated and marketed into individual components and their historical international market supply-demand and pricing profiles.
Duration: 2 hours
Content:
- Overview
- Gas Processing and Fractionation
- Market Options for Natural Gas Liquids
- Supply, Demand and Pricing of Natural Gas Liquids
- Comparison of Market Values of Dry and Rich Gases
- Midstream Fees and Revenues from Gas Processing
- Summary
- References
- Appendix: Some Gas Industry Acronyms
This online training course is categorized under the Projects, Facilities, and Construction discipline.
0.2 CEUs offered.
Members : USD 115.00
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Crude Oil Transportation and Storage
Contains 2 Component(s), Includes CreditsLearn how, and at what cost, crude oil is transported in pipelines and tankers - the two most practical and economical methods for moving large volumes of crude oil over long distances.
Description:
Every day, some 85 million barrels of crude oil are transported from producing fields to major refining centers, many of which are located hundreds or thousands of miles apart. Learn how, and at what cost, crude oil is transported in pipelines and tankers - the two most practical and economical methods for moving large volumes of crude oil over long distances.
Duration: 2 hours 36 minutes
Content:
- Overview
- Crude Oil Pipelines
- Crude Oil Storage
- Nicola Case study: Pipeline and Storage Decisions
- Oil Tankers
- Nicola case study: Shipping Decision
- Other Forms of Crude Oil Transportation
- References
- Acknowledgments
This online training course is categorized under the Management discipline.
0.25 CEUs offered.
Members : USD 115.00
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Marketing and Trading of Crude Oil
Contains 2 Component(s), Includes CreditsExamine how crude oil markets and pricing are established based on global and regional supply and demand, and how organizations such as OPEC affect these markets on a wholesale level.
Description:
Like other commodities, the market determines the value of crude oil. Examine how crude oil markets and pricing are established based on global and regional supply and demand, and how organizations such as OPEC affect these markets on a wholesale level.
Duration: 4 hours
Content:
- Overview
- Changing Nature of the Crude Oil Market
- Crude Oil Pricing Today
- Fundamentals of a Physical Crude Oil Contract
- Negotiation of Physical Contracts
- Fundamentals of Financial Derivatives
- Use of Derivatives in Price Risk Management
- Trading of Crude Oil: Using Both Physical and Financial Contracts
- Summary
- References
This online training course is categorized under the Management discipline.
0.4 CEUs offered.
Members : USD 115.00
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Petroleum Geology and the Exploration Process
Contains 2 Component(s), Includes CreditsExamine the geological conditions that make for a good petroleum prospect, and learn why oil and gas are found in some places and not others.
Description:
Examine the geological conditions that make for a good petroleum prospect, and learn why oil and gas are found in some places and not others. Also learn the step-by-step process to identify projects, from the initial surface reconnaissance to the drilling of exploratory wells.
Duration: 3 hours
Content:
- Overview
- Fundamentals of Petroleum Geology
- The Exploration Process
- References
This online training course is categorized under the Reservoir discipline.
0.3 CEUs offered.
Members : USD 115.00
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