Practical Well Test Analysis and Interpretation
Bali
23rd July 2018
27th July 2018
In Collaboration with Esanda Engineering
Discipline
Reservoir Engineering
Instructor
Course Fee
$4189
Course Overview
The objective of this course is to learn and practice the design and analysis of pressure transient well tests. It will cover basic mathematics and theory of well testing, and emphasis will be upon the practical interpretation and design of well tests for both oil and gas wells, and will include injection wells through the use of software.
Who is it for?
The course is designed for:
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Completion engineers
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Production engineers
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Reservoir engineers
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Drilling engineers
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Field supervisors
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Production foremen
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Engineering technicians
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Geologists
Attendees should have 1-5 years of experience and have a basic knowledge of Reservoir Engineering.
Course Objectives
Course Outline
Day 1 Morning
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Introduction - Admin
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Fundamentals of Well Testing
Day 1 Afternoon
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An Overview of Pressure Transient Analysis
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Typical Test Procedure
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Flow States
Day 2 Morning
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Steady State
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Darcy’s Law
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The Diffusivity Equation and Its Solutions
Day 2 Afternoon
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Reservoir and Fluid Assumptions for Solving the Diffusivity Equation
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Wellbore Storage
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Skin
Day 3 Morning
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Superposition Theory
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Log-Log Analysis
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Semi Log Analysis
Day 3 Afternoon
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Derivative Analysis
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Principal Flow Regimes
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Boundary Theory
Day 4 Morning
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Reservoir Pressure
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Mobility Change Theory
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Partial Penetration Theory
Day 4 Afternoon
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Hydraulic Fracture Theory
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Horizontal Well Theory
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Performing a Test Design
Day 5 Morning
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Gas Well Testing
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Fissured Reservoirs
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Factors Complicating Well Test Analysis
Day 5 Afternoon
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Well Testing Hardware
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Interpretation Procedure, Reports and Presentation of Results
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Miscellaneous - Admin