07/18/2016
Introduction to Drilling, Completion and Fracturing Fluids
September 13-15, 2016 - Calgary, Canada and October 4-6 - Houston
Course Overview
This three-day course designed for engineers, geologists, technologists, managers, and operations personnel, will present an overview of the application of oil well drilling and completion fluids. The course includes discussions of fluids technology and products, emphasizing the reasons for fluid selection and application.
Course Outline
Upstream Petroleum Introduction and Terminology
Drilling Fluid Types - Generic Product Classifications
Drilling Fluids Engineering: Testing and Reporting, Solids Control and Solids Treatment
Fluid Systems and Chemistry; Clays and Polymers, Water-Based Muds, Salt-Based Muds, Non-Aqueous Muds
Completion fluids: Clear Brine Fluids, Reservoir Drill-In Fluids
Fracturing Fluids: Slickwater, Energized, VES, Crosslinked Gels
Problems and Solutions; Wellbore Stability, Lost Circulation, Formation Damage
Health, Safety and the Environment
Waste Disposal
Fees: $2,375 CAD/US
CEU: 2.4 Continuing Education Units
PDH: 24 Professional Development Hours
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This course is sponsored by Petroleum Institute for Continuing Education Inc. (PEICE)
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