WELL INTERVENTION & COIL TUBING
OVERVIEW
Course Description
Glycol dehydration is a liquid desiccant system for the removal of water from natural gas and natural gas liquids (NGL). It is the most common and economic means of water removal from these streams. The course will highlight the different processes and the associated systems for the gas dehydration and booster station utilities.
Who Should Attend?
- Gas Controller
- Gas Operator
- Field Operator
- Safety personnel
- Individuals working with Gas
Course Objectives
Participants will learn how to;
- Calculate and reduce glycol consumption
- Glycol system startup and shutdown
- Troubleshooting through glycol analysis interpretation.
- How to recapture the condensate trapped in glycol
- Reducing unnecessary glycol losses
- Maintenance and repairs.
COURSE STRUCTURE AND AGENDA
- Safety Moment
- Well Intervention Methods Overview
- Coiled Tubing Equipment and Well Control
- Introduction to Coiled Tubing Services
- Basic CT Equipment
- Well Control Equipment
- Coiled Tubing Equipment and Well Control (continuation)
- CT Pipe Manufacturing
- CT String and Pipe Management
- Data Acquisition
- Depth Control
- Matrix Stimulation with CT
- CT Logging, Fill Clean-Out and Job Design
- Introduction to CT Logging (continuation)
- Fill Clean-Out
- Introduction to Job Design
- Safety and Operational Standards
- Job Design – Risk Analysis
- Job Design – Modeling
- Tools
- Introduction to Downhole Tools
- New Technology Tools
- Nitrogen
- Nitrogen Applications
- Safety
- Exercises
- Problem Solving Lab.
- Discussion of how to deal with emergencies
- Problem Solving Lab.