This Applied Water Technology in Oil and Gas Production training course delves into the fundamental chemistry underlying the management of produced, connate, and flooding water issues. It encompasses various aspects such as produced oily water treatment, scaling and corrosion monitoring and control, bacterial growth, and well bore pore blockage.
In oil and gas production, whether conventional or unconventional, there's a significant generation of wastewater that must be treated to meet environmental standards before discharge. Additionally, the quality of flooding or injection water is crucial to prevent issues like pore blockage and bacterial growth. Despite its importance, proper water treatment is often undervalued due to the diverse sources of water available for use.
Produced water typically contains oil, suspended solids, and dissolved salts, necessitating mandatory treatment before disposal. This training course underscores the significance of effective oil and water separation not only for reuse and water injection but also for minimizing disposal quantities and complying with stringent environmental regulations.
In this Coventry Academy training course you will:
This training course will serve both as an introduction to the subject and will greatly assist the candidates to progress to a more detailed knowledge of this industry. It is suitable to a wide range of professionals and will greatly benefit:
A range of interactive training methods will be used including practical exercises, case studies, question and answer sessions and group discussions to cover current practices in the field. In addition, commercial software will be used and demonstrated. Presentations will underpin topics that highlight key issues on oil water separation technologies and short films and animated exercises will be used during the program to enhance the participants’ knowledge of the subject. The training manual will support the learning experiences and provide additional reference material and examples.