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Applied Reservoir Engineering
BACKGROUND & ABOUT THE COURSE:
Petroleum Engineering practically covers: Production Operation, Drilling, and the core (Reservoir Engineering). This training represents the core of the reservoir engineering program. Numerous engineering practices are covered from fluid & rock properties to simulation & field development planning.
As the core, the Reservoir Department is the only one that normally cares about the live time & field performance of oil & gas fields. Therefore, it is really important to correctly manage our reservoir to produce & operate of field in the most optimum way.
TRAINING OBJECTIVES:
After attending this training participants should be able to:
- Determine critical properties of reservoir rocks fluid (oil, water & gas), PVT relationship
- Calculate hydrocarbon initially in place
- Assess reservoir performance
- Determine parameters impact well/reservoir performance over time
- Analyze well test using standard well-testing principles & techniques
- Characteristics of aquifer
- Determine reservoir drive mechanism for both oil & gas
- Apply oil & gas field development planning principle
- Forecast production decline
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
Engineers or geoscientists who will occupy the position of reservoir engineer, and any other technically trained individuals (completion, work-over, production, drilling, well-services) who desires a more in-depth foundation in reservoir engineering.
COURSE CONTENT:
- Asset life cycle, professional roles, hydrocarbon reservoir descriptions
- Porosity, permeability, compressibility, capillarity pressure, wet-ability & relative permeability, averaging reservoir property data
- Phase behavior of reservoir fluids, gas properties, oil properties, water properties, PVT sampling, & understanding PVT laboratory reports
- Calculate original hydrocarbon in-place with volumetric methods, build hydrocarbon volume Vs depth relationship & review reserve booking guideline
- Oil recovery material balance, gas material balance, volumetric compaction, water drive
- Oil-well testing: radial flow theory, wellbore storage & skin, draw-down, buildups, curve-shapes, type-curve solution, pseudo steady state, steady state, average pressure estimate, PI & IPR relationships.
- Immiscible displacement: fluid displacement process, fractional flow
- Description of coning, over/under running, critical rate calculations, breakthrough times, horizontal well applications
- Gas reservoirs: volumetric, water drive & compaction drive-oil reservoirs: water drive, water flood, gravity drainage, gas cap expansion, combination drive, naturally fractured & critical reservoir fluid properties
- Gas field developments: characteristics, deliverability issues, sales-contracts
- Oil field development: development phases, reservoir characterization, sweep & recovery, production policies
- Reservoir simulation: why simulate? Various simulation models, simulator types, setting up a simulator model
ABOUT THE COURSE LEADERS:
Prof. Herianto, Ir, M.Sc., Ph.D
Ir. Drs. Herianto, MSc., Doctor of Philosophy in Petroleum Engineering, UTM, SKUDAI, Malaysia. Magister Engineer in Petroleum Engineering, with specialty in Drilling Engineering at ITB. Team Leader Project Technical Proposal and Financial Evaluation WKP Geothermal Prospect Tangkuban Perahu, Cisolok Sukarame and Tampomas, Instructor Public and In-house Training for Drilling, Completion and Production programs Pipeline, Refinery, Oil and Gas Economic Evaluation. PT. Chevron Pacific Indonesia, CNOOC SES, Petrochina Int Bermuda, PT. PERTAMINA EP, Medco Energy, BP, Kondur Petroleum SE, Sclumberger, BP MIGAS. Engineering Consultant PT. Juang Jaya, PT. Arto Moro, PT. Indolas, PT. Promosindo Media Tenaga for Project Oil and Gas Exploration and Geothermal. Coordinator and Team Research Project Pertamina Geothermal. Head Formation Evaluation laboratory, Petroleum Eng. Dept. UPN, Yogyakarta. Lecture at UPN: Drilling, Offshore Drilling, Geothermal Drilling Production Operation.