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Training 
Petroleum Thermal EOR
Steam Distribution & Metering
Steam Distribution and Metering
Training
Integrated
Sciences Group
offers comprehensive training courses in
steam distribution and metering. Course descriptions and links to
outlines are provided below.
On-site courses
are also available. If you
are interested in any of these courses, 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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Steam Distribution & Metering 3-day Workshop
- Software Included!
TBD
University of Phoenix*
4900 California Ave,
Tower A
Bakersfield, CA 93309
$2,095 per Student
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Includes SteamTools
software, analysis workbook, lunch and refreshments during class.
A companion to our 1-day tutorial, this
3-day workshop was developed for facilities engineers responsible for
the design, implementation or optimization of steam distribution
systems. Reservoir engineers, production engineers, technical
assistants and project team members that would like practical
experience diagnosing the performance of existing steam distribution
systems would also benefit from this course. Detailed guidelines for developing a surface steam monitoring program
are provided, along with hands-on training in the use of our SteamTools software to analyze
data and optimize steam distribution performance.
Upon completion of this course, participants will know how to: 1)
develop a steam measurement program to diagnose system performance, 2)
analyze measurement uncertainty and determine its impact on system
evaluation and decision making, and 3) clearly identify root causes of
poor system performance, evaluate possible corrective methods and
determine the most cost-effective solutions. This course is designed to
solve problems relevant to the workplace, so participants are encouraged
to bring actual field problems to analyze in class.
* 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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Course Outline
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Steam Distribution & Metering 1-day Tutorial
TBD
University of Phoenix*
4900 California Ave,
Tower A
Bakersfield, CA 93309
$895
per Student
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Includes Steam Distribution & Metering book, lunch and refreshments during class.
This one-day professional short course covers the basic concepts of steam generation, two-phase steam
properties, and flow of steam through surface lines, pipe tees and
control valves. It also includes a comprehensive, up-to-date review of
steam flow splitting, rate control and metering devices used in the
petroleum industry. Guidelines are presented for selecting the
appropriate methods and devices for improving steam distribution and
designing a cost effective monitoring program.
This course is designed for facility, reservoir, and
production engineers currently responsible for the design, implementation
and management of steamflood or cyclic steam stimulation projects.
However, the contents of this course are also beneficial for field
supervisors responsible for steam plant operation and other technical
personnel involved in the monitoring and evaluation of steamflood or
cyclic steam stimulation projects.
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Instructor
Ms. Suzanne
Castrup has over thirty-five years of experience in heavy oil recovery and is currently President of Integrated Sciences Group. Since joining Integrated
Sciences Group, she has developed several measurement science and
petroleum engineering courses and provided engineering consulting
services for monitoring and optimizing heavy oil projects in California,
Canada, South America
and the Middle East. Prior to joining
Integrated Sciences Group, Ms. Castrup was Technical Advisor for Thermally
Enhanced Oil Recovery in Chevron’s Western Basins Group providing in-house 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 San Joaquin Valley, and spent
eleven years as a Research Engineer at Chevron Oil Field Research
Center. She has published numerous technical papers and holds several
patents relating to heavy oil recovery.
She is a recipient of 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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