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This course presents theoretical concepts on the
buckling behavoir of well tubing and its impact on well design and operations.
Field examples are presented to determine the length of seals, packer-to-tubing
forces, and the maximum stresses as a result of tubing movement.
This
short course can be taught either at client location or in the Houston area.
For additional information please contact us at +1 (832) 295-1521
or info [at] BTechSoft [dot] com
Tubing
Movement Analysis
Duration:
1 day
Who
Should Attend
Engineers
interested in design of well completions, and tubing movement analysis.
What
You Will Learn
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tubing movement basics
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wellbore fluid
flow and heat transfer - an introduction
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effects of fluid
flow friction, slackoff, and heat transfer on tubing movement
-
how to interpret
software results in tubing movement analysis
Course
Content
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tubing movement - introduction
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tubing-to-packer
connections, wellbore operational modes
-
basics of
wellbore hydraulics and heat transfer
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pressure and
temperature profiles in production, injection, and circulation operations
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tubing movement
analysis in production, injection, and circulation operations
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pipe length
changes, packer-to-tubing forces, maximum tubing stress
-
field examples
Course Dates
This
course involves the use of computers and you are encouraged to bring your
laptops.
All course attendees will recieve a limited time license of our transient
wellbore flow simulator Tubeflow PIC as part of course material.
Notes