Produced Water Management for Upstream Oil and Gas Industry
Workshop Overview
To comply with the environmental regulations and water injection specifications, produced water must be properly treated. Produced water comes from a variety of sources, and therefore has a variety of potential methods for treatment and disposal. This course looks at water as both a potential commodity to increase oil production as well as a waste product from both oil and gas production. In addition, when produced water is required for improving the performance of the oilfield, the need to replenish produced water with other water sources will also be examined.
Workshop Outline
Benefit of Attending this Workshop
By attending this course, you will be able to:
- GAIN insights into the relationship between produced water quality and other oil field / gas field phenomena (such as climbing tubing pressures).
- UNDERSTAND why various water treatment processes are needed for total product management
- ESTIMATE the total cost of bad water treatment
- ASSESS different testing, sampling, and analysis methods, and how they can not work
Who Should Attend to This Workshop
Professionals from (but not limited to) the below disciplines are strongly encouraged to attend this course:
- Chemical Engineering
- Process Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Facilities Engineering
- HSE Department
- Operations Department
- Offshore Operations Department
Course Date
Testimonials
Course Info
- Claimable : HRDCorp Grant Claimable
- Venue : Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- Certificate of Attendance will be issued
- Customization: Course Content can be customised for in-house trainings