Upon completion of this module, the participant should be able to select candidate wells for testing and specify test objectives, design a pressure transient test and select equipment in keeping with the stated objectives, and monitor the test and interpret the results.

Reviews the mathematical basis for different types of well tests and interpretation procedures for well test data, including buildup and drawdown tests, multiple rate tests, interference and pulse testing.

This presentation describes planning, designing, and arranging of equipment on offshore structures for the safe and efficient production of oil and gas.

This presentation covers the principles of control theory and the popular methods of implementation.

This topic presents information on fuel system design, providing guidelines for determining the facility fuel requirements and information on selecting equipment needed to treat fuels prior to use.

This presentation describes the equipment used to separate, treat, collect, and dispose of wastewater, along with procedures for designing a water treating system consisting of skimmer tanks and vessels, plate coalescers, flotation units, and/or disposal piles.

This presentation discusses conventional TEG dehydration and presents a method to size and design the glycol dehydration equipment.

These presentations provide an understanding of two-phase and three-phase separators, describe how they work and what the design procedures are for sizing them.

Starting with a broad look at the offshore oil and gas industry, including its history, current scope, trends, challenges and an overview of regulatory environments, this Topic examines the primary design considerations for offshore production facilities and identifies key drivers and decision factors in offshore project development.