Course Details
This course provides participants with a practical and engineering-focused understanding of nodal analysis, a systematic method used to optimize well and production system performance. It covers flow from the reservoir through the tubing, wellhead, surface flowlines, and facilities. The course emphasizes inflow and outflow performance, pressure drop calculations, system modeling, artificial lift considerations, and production optimization strategies. Participants will learn how to apply nodal analysis to identify bottlenecks, maximize production rates, and improve overall well performance.
| DATE | VENUE | FEE |
| 14 - 16 Nov 2027 | Online | $ 1500 |
This course is appropriate for a wide range of professionals but not limited to:
- Production and Petroleum Engineers
- Reservoir and Completion Engineers
- Well Performance and Optimization Engineers
- Field Operations and Production Technicians
- Subsurface and Surface Engineering Personnel
- Anyone involved in well modeling, system analysis, or production optimization
- Expert-led sessions with dynamic visual aids
- Comprehensive course manual to support practical application and reinforcement
- Interactive discussions addressing participants’ real-world projects and challenges
- Insightful case studies and proven best practices to enhance learning
By the end of this course, participants should be able to:
- Understand the principles and workflow of nodal analysis
- Model and interpret inflow and outflow performance relationships
- Identify system bottlenecks affecting well performance
- Optimize tubing size, choke settings, and well operating conditions
- Integrate artificial lift into nodal analysis applications
- Apply nodal analysis tools for enhanced production decision-making
DAY 1
Fundamentals of Nodal Analysis and Production System Modeling
- Overview of production systems and flow dynamics
- Role of nodal analysis in well performance and production optimization
- Reservoir, wellbore, tubing, flowlines, and surface facilities
- Reservoir and fluid properties affecting well performance
- Flow regimes, pressure, temperature, and fluid behavior
- Productivity Index and well deliverability principles
- Inflow and outflow performance fundamentals
- Nodal selection, system boundaries, and pressure balance
- Data requirements and quality control
- Integrated production system performance assessment
DAY 2
Well Inflow and Outflow Performance Analysis
- Inflow Performance Relationship (IPR) fundamentals
- Reservoir inflow mechanisms and IPR curve development
- Oil well inflow models and productivity methods
- Vogel and Fetkovich correlations
- Gas well deliverability analysis
- Effects of reservoir pressure depletion on inflow
- Vertical Lift Performance (VLP) and wellbore hydraulics
- Multiphase flow and pressure loss calculations
- Tubing, horizontal, and surface flow performance
- IPR–VLP matching, operating point, and sensitivity analysis
DAY 3
Production Optimization and Advanced Nodal Analysis Applications
- Integrated nodal analysis and production optimization workflows
- Identification and resolution of production bottlenecks
- Tubing size, choke, and flowline optimization
- Completion design, skin, and stimulation assessment
- Artificial lift performance and gas lift optimization
- Network modeling and flow assurance considerations
- Sensitivity studies and future production forecasting
- Troubleshooting production problems using nodal analysis
- Integration of reservoir, well, and surface models
- Software-based workflows and real-world production optimization case studies
Course Code
GDR-212
Start date
2027-11-14
End date
2027-11-16
Duration
3 days
Fees
$ 1500
Category
Geology, Drilling and Reservoirs Engineering
City
Online
Language
English
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