PETROLEUM PRODUCTION ENGINEERING III (PET 504) 2022/2023 Session.Copy

Teacher promise chidera
Categories Production Engineering
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COURSE OVERVIEW

This Course, “PETROLEUM PRODUCTION ENGINEERING III (PET 504)” is aimed at providing the learners the basic knowledge of oil and gas production, and the problems one might encounter during production. We would begin this course with a simple Pre-Introductory quiz, and then we will go into the course proper. We will look into: An Introductory session and then The methods of lifting reservoir fluids (artificial production): Gas lift, pumps, after which we would look at Problem-well analysis: workover techniques, well stimulation, fracturing and acidizing. Later on, we’ll look at Sand control; gravel packing, sand consolidation, then we’ll look at Casing Perforation and Metering of oil and gas; problems associated with flow measurement: flow measurement systems; liquid level controllers. In summary, this course will consist of the following Sections/Modules:

Pre-Introductory Quiz/Pretest
Introduction
Method of lifting reservoir fluids
Problem well analysis
Sand Control
Casing Perforation
Metering of oil and gas
Final Assessment
References

This course was designed by Engr U.A Oguama in collaboration with Dr Princewill Nnaemeka Ohia of FUTO. They will both act as facilitators for the discussion boards.

PREREQUISITES

None.

TIME COMMITMENT

1 – 2 hours per week.

COURSE DATES

From Feb, 1st 2024, 01:00 GMT to August, 6th 2024, 23:30 GMT. This course uses Greenwich Meridian Time (GMT)

GRADING SCHEME

All activities are due to be completed by August 6th 2024, 22:30 GMT. You’ll be graded on weekly activities (100% weight in final score) You need to score 70% or higher to pass the course and receive a certificate. You can check your progress by selecting the “Progress” tab

Important: Check that your FULL NAME is correct as that’s the name that will appear in the certificate you may earn.

FAQ

Please, check students FAQs. If you cannot find the answer you’re looking for, please contact the Course Staff by posting your question in the Discussion Forum tab.