This Subsurface Production Operations and Artificial Lift Technologies training course equips production professionals to make better technical decisions when well performance declines or natural reservoir energy becomes insufficient to sustain target production. Participants develop a systematic understanding of the relationship between reservoir deliverability, wellbore pressure losses, formation damage and artificial lift performance. This provides the foundation for identifying why a well is underperforming and determining the most appropriate production-enhancement response.
The Subsurface Production Operations and Artificial Lift Technologies training course integrates well-performance diagnosis with stimulation and artificial lift engineering. Participants examine the causes of formation damage and evaluate acidising and chemical treatment options before assessing the need for artificial lift. The course then develops practical knowledge of Sucker Rod Pumping, Gas Lift, Electric Submersible Pumps (ESP), hydraulic pumping, Jet Pumps and Progressing Cavity Pumps (PCP). Design principles, equipment characteristics, operating envelopes, troubleshooting and screening criteria are considered throughout, helping participants match production technologies to reservoir behaviour and changing well conditions.
This Subsurface Production Operations and Artificial Lift Technologies training course will highlight:
By the end of this Subsurface Production Operations and Artificial Lift Technologies training course, participants will be able to:
This Subsurface Production Operations and Artificial Lift Technologies training course is intended for professionals involved in the evaluation, optimisation and operation of producing wells. It will be particularly relevant to:
The training methodology combines technical instruction with engineering examples, calculations, well-performance analysis and production problem-solving exercises. Participants will interpret inflow and outflow behaviour, investigate possible causes of formation damage and assess appropriate stimulation responses. Artificial lift applications will be examined through design considerations, equipment characteristics, operating problems and comparative screening. This approach enables participants to relate engineering principles directly to subsurface production decisions.
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By attending this Subsurface Production Operations and Artificial Lift Technologies training course, participants will develop:
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