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文档介绍:Introduction to
Production Technology
Presenter: Ta Quoc Dung
Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Process Overview
Chapter 3. Performance of Flowing Well
Chapter 4. Artificial Lifts
Chapter 5. Enhanced Oil Recovery
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GEOPET Introduction to Production Technology ™ Content
Learning Objectives
Having go through this course, students will be able to:
™ Describe the overview of Petroleum Production Technology
™ Describe the role of Production Engineer in a Petroleum
pany.
™ Describe a production system and its facilities both onshore
and offshore.
™ Understand the concept of inflow performance, lift
performance and their integrated nature.
™ Understand the enhanced oil recovery process.
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GEOPET Introduction to Production Technology ™ Learning Objectives
Chapter 1
Introduction
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GEOPET Introduction to Production Technology ™
Content
. Historical Background
. Origin of Petroleum
. Petroleum Production
. Production Engineer
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GEOPET Introduction to Production Technology ™ Chapter 1 - Content
Historical Background
™ Oil has been used for many thousand years.
™ Initially, oil was collected from seepage or tar ponds.
™ 6000 BC, thick gummy asphalt was used to waterproof
boats and heat home.
™ 3000 BC, Egyptians used asphalt in the construction of the
pyramids, to grease the axles of the Pharaoh’s chariots, as
an embalming agent for mummies and in medicine.
™ 500 BC, Chinese were using natural gas to boil water.
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GEOPET Introduction to Production Technology ™ . Historical Background
Historical Background
™ 1885, bustion engine was invented by Karl
Benz. Later, Gotlied Daimler improved on this invention.
™ 1894, Rudolph Diesel created the engine bearing his name.
™ Since then, oil started to play a dominant role in the world.
™ Initially, gas was burned off or left in the ground. After
World War II, natural gas industry boom due to:
ƒ Welding techniques