Content Tagged: "IOR"

This talk looks at practical strategies, processes, and applications for mature fields, focusing on reducing operational costs and maximizing value cr

One size doesn’t fit all, and land is the one space where we can go for cheap and effective, without forgetting the expensive and effective when it

PRMS is a system developed for consistent and reliable classification and categorization of hydrocarbon resources according to technical uncertainty a

Keynote for session seven at the 2024 SPE HFTC. This webinar is centered around the basic principles and physics used to properly design and execut

In this SPE Tech Talk, Shepherd Safety Systems discusses their Super Emitter program that empowers third parties to identify large methane leaks.

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. Technical explanations on Fired heaters and their uses, along with guidelines for selecting and specifying a fired heater is presented. The next tutorial provides methods for determining the amount of waste heat energy available, and presents information and procedures on the design of a waste heat recovery system. Then, various components of refrigeration and heating systems are described, and a procedure is established for sizing evaporator duties, condenser duties, compressor horsepower, fan horsepower and duct sizes. In the last two subtopics, a basic understanding of reciprocating and centrifugal pumps is provided.

After completing this course, the learner will have an understanding of the critical elements and methodologies that exploration and senior management need to apply before approving the drilling of exploration wells. The Learner will be able to: perform a critical review of a prospect, understand the role of economic thresholds in decision making, identify the key components of the decision process to drill an exploratory well, and identify how to align company strategy with exploration efforts.

Acquire and analyze the necessary data for optimizing reservoir surveillance. Upon completion of this module, the participant should be able to acquire and analyze pressure data, PVT reports, production records, injection records, production tests, fluid sampling, injectivity tests, and other information for the purpose of monitoring reservoir behavior.

A Manager's Guide to Superior Customer Service explores the art and science of developing a superior customer experience. Customers are vital to any organization and superior customer service can pay large financial dividends.

Upon completing this Learning Module assignment, the participant should be able to measure compaction, subsidence parameters, and determine the significance of these parameters with redetermining drive mechanisms, etc. The learner will also be able to analyze, calculate and validate compaction, subsidence and settling parameters to predict their influence on the behavior of the project and their impact on recovery, using the results of this analysis to optimize exploitation projects.

Upon completing this Learning Module assignment, the participant should be able to apply rock mechanics fundamentals to describe well, reservoir and production behavior and define the following rock mechanical properties under various conditions of confining pressure, describe how these properties influence wellbore stability, directional drilling considerations, well completion design and other aspects of reservoir development, and know how they are measured in the laboratory: Brinell hardness, tensile strength, normal/shear stress relationships and failure mechanisms (Mohr circles), Young's modulus, Poisson's ratio, compressive strength, and shear strength.

Upon completing this Learning Module assignment, the participant should be able to establish the areal and vertical distribution of zones with similar behavior in agreement with the reservoir model and identify and delineate the rock volumes with sedimentological, petrophysical and reservoir properties that enable hydraulic communication.

Leaders are increasingly being held responsible and accountable for the manner in which they lead--and if they are adhering to ethical behavior when they make decisions. Organizations have learned that the costs of unethical actions can be high, both legally, and from the perspective of brand image and reputation. Duration: 4 hours Content: An Ethical Framework Ethics at Work Assessment of Attitudes: Ethics at Work Ethical Challenges Business Ethics Scenario #1 Business Ethics Scenario #2 Business Ethics Scenario #3 Business Ethics Scenario #4 Business Ethics Scenario #5 Leadership Ethics

This course deals with business ethics, the consideration of questions of moral right versus wrong in the context of business practice. Individual business leaders are increasingly being held responsible and accountable for their ethical behavior. Organizations have learned that the costs of unethical actions can be high, both legally, and from the perspective of brand image and reputation. This course reviews how organizations can establish and encourage an ethical culture while monitoring for compliance.

Reviews basic properties of hydrocarbon reservoir fluids and formation water. Illustrates phase behavior, PVT properties, and categorization of reservoir fluids. Describes equipment and procedures for laboratory analyses and fluid sampling including surface and subsurface techniques. Presents correlations used to estimate reservoir fluid behavior.