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Training 
Petroleum Thermal EOR
Production Gauging
Production Gauging Principles & Methods
Integrated
Sciences Group
offers open-enrollment and on-site
production gauging courses.
The course description and link to
outlines are provided below.
If you
are interested in this course, please call us at
1-661-872-1683
or e-mail us at
training@isgmax.com.
Course
Description
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Course Outline
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Production Gauging Principles & Methods 1-day Tutorial
Date TBD
University of
Phoenix*
4900 California Ave,
Tower A
Bakersfield, CA
93309
$695
per Student
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Includes comprehensive course book, lunch and refreshments during class.
This one-day professional short course covers basic well gauging principles and methods used to monitor
heavy oil production from steamflood or cyclic steam projects. A
comprehensive review of AWT fundamentals, including phase separation
efficiency, water cut measurement, flow rate measurement, and assessment
of gauging accuracy is presented along with guidelines for establishing
the appropriate gauging frequency and duration for improved monitoring
of steamflood and cyclic steam producers.
This course
is designed for facility, production and reservoir engineers currently
responsible for the design, implementation, operation and management of
steamflood or cyclic steam projects. However, the contents of this course
will also benefit other technical personnel involved in the operation and
management of steamflood or cyclic steam producers.
* University of Phoenix is a trade
name and registered trademark of the Apollo Group, Inc. Its use herein by
Integrated Sciences Group, to identify the event location is not intended
to imply affiliation with, sponsorship or endorsement of the event by
University of Phoenix or Apollo Group, Inc. |
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Instructor
Ms. Suzanne
Castrup has over thirty years of
experience in thermally enhanced oil recovery and is currently Vice
President of Integrated Sciences Group. Prior to joining
Integrated Sciences Group, Ms. Castrup was Technical Advisor for Thermally
Enhanced Oil Recovery in Chevron’s Western Basins Group providing expert
consultation on all aspects of steamflood and cyclic steam project design,
implementation and evaluation. She was also a Production/Reservoir
Engineer, managing both cyclic steam stimulation and steamflood projects
in several heavy oil properties in the Cymric and Midway Sunset Fields.
An expert in
heat management, Ms. Castrup spent eleven years as a Research Engineer at
Chevron Oil Field Research Company conducting laboratory and field
experiments to better understand surface and subsurface heat management
processes. She has published numerous technical papers and holds
several patents relating to heavy oil recovery. She
is a recipient of the 2006 SPE Western Region Award and the
2007 SPE International Award for distinguished contributions to petroleum
engineering projects, facilities and construction. Click
Here for a list of professional accomplishments. |
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