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Taylormade Training Consultants Well Service Operations : 15 Days Learning Objectives: • Provide an understanding of the range of well servicing operations. • Highlight the critical aspects of well servicing and the pressure control. • Learn the function and use of a wide range of wireline tools. • Utilise a “hand-on” approach to consolidating learning in a workshop. • Use cutaway tools to ensure an understanding of equipment operation. • Gain exposure to the operation of the wireline unit. • Learn the “job planning” aspects of successful well service operations. • Provide a venue for questions and discussion. Who should attend: • Oil & service company personnel who will be involved in well servicing. • Graduates and recent hires who will be involved in well services. • Experienced personnel who are being cross trained. • Critical logistics and support personnel. Venue : Vause Training Centre New Plymouth, NZ (VTC) or clients choice of location Pre-requisites : Field exposure to completions, wireline or coiled tubing and well service operations and a prior knowledge of well completions is an advantage. Support material Course presented in .ppt with multi media animations, video clips and movies. VTC: Fully equipped workshop, cutaway tool demonstrator and 1000 ft well. Course description: Starting with basic completion design and an explanation of the components installed in a well, this course goes thru the range of operations associated with well services. Participants learn classroom theory, with workshop exposure to actual tools. This is followed by demonstrations of cutaway tools before planning and executing slickline operations within a 1000 ft training well.The use of pressure and flow can be used to create realistic, but safe conditions. VTC’s location in close proximity to the oilfields of Taranaki, along with the support of the local operating companies permits site visits to view drilling and wireline activities, subject to current activity. Refer to course details overleaf: www.TaylormadeTC.com [email protected] ABN # 77 653 296 426
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Taylormade Training Consultants
Well Service Operations : 15 Days
Learning Objectives:
• Provideanunderstandingoftherangeofwellservicingoperations.
• Highlightthecriticalaspectsofwellservicingandthepressurecontrol.
• Learnthefunctionanduseofawiderangeofwirelinetools.
• Utilisea“hand-on”approachtoconsolidatinglearninginaworkshop.
• Usecutawaytoolstoensureanunderstandingofequipmentoperation.
• Gainexposuretotheoperationofthewirelineunit.
• Learnthe“jobplanning”aspectsofsuccessfulwellserviceoperations.
• Provideavenueforquestionsanddiscussion.
Who should attend:
• Oil&servicecompanypersonnelwhowillbeinvolvedinwellservicing.
• Graduatesandrecenthireswhowillbeinvolvedinwellservices.
• Experiencedpersonnelwhoarebeingcrosstrained.
• Criticallogisticsandsupportpersonnel.
Venue :VauseTrainingCentreNewPlymouth,NZ(VTC)orclientschoiceoflocation
Pre-requisites :Fieldexposuretocompletions,wirelineorcoiledtubingandwellservice
operationsandapriorknowledgeofwellcompletionsisanadvantage.
Support material Coursepresentedin.pptwithmultimediaanimations,videoclipsandmovies.
VTC:Fullyequippedworkshop,cutawaytooldemonstratorand1000ftwell.
Course description:Startingwithbasiccompletiondesignandanexplanationofthecomponentsinstalled
inawell,thiscoursegoesthrutherangeofoperationsassociatedwithwellservices.
Participantslearnclassroomtheory,withworkshopexposuretoactualtools.Thisis
followedbydemonstrationsofcutawaytoolsbeforeplanningandexecutingslickline
operationswithina1000fttrainingwell.Theuseofpressureandflowcanbeusedto
createrealistic,butsafeconditions.
VTC’slocationincloseproximitytotheoilfieldsofTaranaki,alongwiththesupportof
thelocaloperatingcompaniespermitssitevisitstoviewdrillingandwirelineactivities,
subjecttocurrentactivity.
Refer to course details overleaf:
www.TaylormadeTC.com
ABN#77653296426
Brief History of oil Timeline:300BCtopresent
Crude Oil Chemicalcomposition&APIdensityratings
Basic Geology Erosion&depositionprocess Hydrocarboncreation Reservoirs–typesoftraps Formationcharacteristics–Porosity/permeability Reservoirdrivemechanisms
Exploration Methods Seismic Explorationdrilling Drilling Process(onLandwell) RigComponents Drillingawellandcompletiondesign SpuddingIn,MudSystem,Bittypes,BOPs CasingschematicandCementingsequence
Types of Rigs Land–Desert,jungleheli-rig Geothermal
Platformrig Tenderrigs Jackup SemiSubmersible Drillships Subseaoperations
Overviewoffloatingrigoperations Overviewofsubseaoperations
Well Design variations Straight,Deviated/directional,Multilateral Wellmeasurements
Completion Components Nipples,Packers,SlidingSideDoors[SSD’s] Gaslift:SidePocketMandrels[SPM’s] SafetyValves,TubingHangars
Sand Control GravelPack,Conventionalscreens, ESS–ExpandableSandscreens
Artificial Lift OverviewsofBeamPumps,ElectricSubmersible pumps,ProgressingCavitypumps,JetLift,PlungerLift Gaslift:Theoryofgasliftoperations SidePocketmandrels Gasliftvalves-designandfunction.Xmas Trees Treetypes,operationandwellheadsafety: Single,dual,composite,solidblock. Operatingprocedures Safetyconsiderations SSVactuatorsandlockoutprocedures Backpressurevalves/Hangerplugs Pressureratings
Production platforms Basictypesandconditions
Well Servicing Wireline(slickline),ElectricLine CoiledTubing SnubbingHWOunits
Remedial Operations Workoverrigs,CementSqueeze,Fracturing, Acidizing Enhanced Oil Recovery WaterFlood Gasre-injection
H2S Implications Materialselection&safetyprecautions
Well Completions: Descriptionofdownholecomponentsasrelated towireline. Typesofcompletions,casingprograms Deviationeffectsonwirelineoperations Hydrostaticpressurecalculationsandwellkill concepts Perforating–gunsandTCP
Wireline Useandlimitationsofwireline. Wiretypesandstrengths.
Wireline Units Design,functionandoperatingprocedure Surface Equipment: Pressurecontrolequipment-stuffingboxes, lubricators,BOP’s
Braided line equipment Greaseinjectionsystems,toolcatchers,tooltraps
eLine Applications PLT:ProductionLoggingTools Surveys:T/PSpinner PNN:PulsedNeutronNeutronLog Gammaray CCL:CasingCorrelationLog CBL:cementBodlogs Calipersurveys USIT:UltraSonicImagingTool Plus:Memoryversionsofaboveforslickline: MPLT,MPNN Basicloginterpretationoverview
Pressure Testing: Industrystandards(WP.TPetc) TestProcedures Safetyprecautions Pressuretestpumps
Well Service Operations - Detailed Contents
Well Service Operations - Detailed Contents (continued)
Toolstring Components Ropesockets-knot,teardrop,braidedtypes Stem-sizes,selectingcorrectamount. Jars-mechanical,hydraulic,spring, accelerators Knucklejoints,swivels.
Plan Wireline Operation Asgroupexercise,thencarryoutthatplanin trainingwell.
Rig-up Procedures Liftingoptions:crane,HIABtype,masts Clampingandliftingslings
Basic Service Tools Gaugecutters,Blindboxes,LeadImpressionBlocks Depthcorrelation
Running / Pulling tools: OtisR,S,Gseries CamcoJD,JUseries
Lock Mandrels / Plugs Specifictypesfromthemainmanufacturerswill bediscussed:Otis(HES),Petroline,Baker Selectivesystems Nogolocks PlugsandFlowcontrols Runningandpullingprocedures. Significanceofcorrectequalizingand differentialforces.
Sliding Side Doors Descriptionanduseinthewell. Types:XO,XD,XA,BakerCMD,CMU Shiftingtoolsandprocedures SideDoorChokes. Separationtools
Additional Equipment Pack-offs,Callipersurveys-briefoverview TCPguns-wirelinereleaseoptions/procedures.
Safety Valves SSV–Surfacetreeactuatorsandlockout SCSSV–wirelineandtubingretrievable TRSSV–TubingRetrievable DCSSV–backupdownholevalves
Gaslift Runningandpullingprocedures. AdditionalusesofSPM’s -Wellkill,waterflood,chemicalinjection.
Training wellsite : use of cutaway SPM to show operation, plus ruin in well.
Extreme Deviation Useofrollingsystemsandoptionsforhighly deviatedwells. RollerStem SlipOverRollerCentralizers RollerCentralizers:optionsandpositioning
Wireline Fishing Avoidancebyduecareandgoodjobplanning. Detaileddiscussiononcorrectpreventative procedures,jobplanninganderroravoidance bygoodpracticesandappropriateknowledge anduseofequipment
Fishing Job Planning Line/force/pressureconsiderations Lubricatorlengthconsiderations Useofappropriateequipment Siteconstraints:Platformsize,tiedownpoint strengthetc
Fishing Tools Gothrualltoolsavailable,design,functionand operation. Fishingscenariosandcalculations Variouspartfishingsituations,requiring calculationofwireenddepthetc.
HD Jarring Activity Useofbraidedlinesandgreaseinjectionsystems Springjars–setting,calibrationandredressing Accelerators–useandmatchingtojar operations UseofHDfishingtools
Elastomers and Metallurgy Effectsofwellborefluidsonequipmentselection
Summary Finaldiscussionandreviewofcourseand revisitinginitialobjectives Finalwrittenexam
General :
Eachdaywillstartwithdiscussionofpriordaysactivities,questionandanswers,thenwrittentestontopicscovered.Practicalsessionswillbeconductedinworkshop/rig/wellwhereappropriatetoconsolidatetheclassroomtheory.
Certificateswillbeissuedonsuccessfulcompletion
For further information, contact:TaylormadeTrainingConsultants,Perth,[email protected]
