Heavy-Oil Recovery Processes 2: Thermal (CSS, SAGD), Solvents, and Innovations

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Sep 18, 2018 |
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1 day (8:30 AM - 4:30 PM) |
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Calgary, AB |
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Classroom Training |
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More than 5 seats available |
CEU: |
0.8 Continuing Education Units |
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8 Professional Development Hours |
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Certificate Issued Upon Completion |
Fee: |
$ 845 CAD |
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Average participant rating 3.5 out of 5 stars |
3 participant evaluations
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This stand-alone, one-day course provides technical professionals with an overview of current upstream heavy-oil production technologies and introduces new upstream production technologies that have been developed in the last several years. This course focuses on:
• Steam Injection: Cyclic Steam Stimulation (CSS), Steam-Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD)
• Solvent Injection
• ElectroMagnetics
• Fireflooding / Air Injection / In Situ Combustion / Toe-to-Heel Air Injection (THAI)
• Hybrid and Sequenced Methods
Technology screening guidelines will be outlined and informative assessments of the various approaches will be provided.
Part I is a separate course that address other recovery processes: Cold Production and CHOPS, plus some aspects of flooding. Open this link for additional information on Part I Heavy-Oil Recovery Processes 1: Cold Production, CHOPS, and Flooding course.
A complete set of course materials and lunches are included.
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Patrick Collins is the president of Petroleum Geomechanics Inc. based in Calgary, Alberta, with engineering degrees from the University of Toronto and the University of Alberta. He has over 25 years' experience in heavy oil, oilsands, SAGD, CSS, CHOPS, and in geomechanics related to drilling and completions, wellbore stability, caprock integrity, minifrac analysis, rock stress analysis, formation overpressures, hydraulic fracturing, and sanding. Patrick consults internationally in heavy oil recovery and geomechanics, and is an expert witness in thermal recovery and geomechanics. He is a member of SPE, AAPG, CWLS, CSPG, CHOA, and APEGGA.
To avoid potential course disruptions caused by the attendance of unconfirmed registrants, the training venue address will ONLY be provided to registrants upon receipt of payment (via an email confirmation note).
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Calgary Regency Hotel (Click Here to View)
A corporate rate is available by calling 1.800.468.4044. Ask for the "RPS/PEICE" rate of $159.00 plus taxes. The rate is subject to availability, blackout dates apply to city wide conferences and the Calgary Stampede.
The Hotel is within walking distance to the training venue.
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Sandman Hotel Calgary City Centre (Click Here to View)
A discounted rate is available by calling 1-800-726-3626. Ask for the "RPS/PEICE" rate of $184.00 plus taxes. The rate is subject to availability, blackout dates apply to city wide conferences and the Calgary Stampede.
The LRT is steps from the hotel entrance and is free to use in the downtown core.
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Participant Evaluations
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Average participant rating 3.5 out of 5 stars |
3 participant evaluations
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| | | December 18, 2017, Engineer, Calgary | | I would suggest that you give more details on the content of this course before people register to the training. I am very satisfied with the job of the instructor. I came with questions that I didn't ask because even they were related to SAGD, CSS etc. the subject was not part of this training (same for CHOPS. Thank you again! | |
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