FA2 Flow Assurance

Engineering - Advance
Course information :
Duration

Course Fee

Participant
Benefits

35 Hours (Weekend Class)

Rp. 4,250,000.-

Early Bird & Cash

2 or more delegates (disc 12.5%)
Single (disc 10%)
Normal Rate & Cash
2 or more delegates (disc 7.5%)
Single (disc 5%)
Normal Rate & Non-Cash
1st : 25%, 2nd : 30% , 3rd : 30% , 4th: 15%

About the course :

Flow assurance is a relatively new term in oil and gas
industry and the most critical subject during production in
subsea/deepwater because of the low temperature and high
pressure. The risk associated with the production
interruption or asset damage due to flow assurance problem
can cause catastrophic blockage formation in subsea
pipelines and failure.
This course will provide the attendees with a deep
understanding or appreciation of flow assurance
engineering and its role in project development.

5 -10 participants (Please bring your laptop)

Module kit
Certificate
Coffee break, Snack/Lunch

Contact

08111338685

Key learning areas :

offshoreoilgastraining@yahoo.com
www.offshoreoilgastraining.com

Who this course is for :

Final year Student at University/College

Fresh graduate engineers
Conversion engineers from other industries
Anyone who interfaces with flow assurance engineers
Anyone who has an interest in becoming a flow assurance
engineer.

UNDERSTAND of the major problems associated with

flow assurance, named inorganic scale, asphaltenes,
paraffin (wax), emulsion, hydrate, corrosion.
IDENTIFY the causes and mechanism of flow
impediment and methods of prevention, control and
remediation
APPLY correctly and independently the knowledge of
inorganic and organic scale and corrosion in the oil and
gas production system

Course content :
Introduction

Hydrates

Asphaltenes

Emulsion

Inorganic Oilfield Scale

Paraffin (Waxes)

Organic Deposition
Prediction Model

Corrosion

Impact of inorganic and organic

deposition and corrosion in Oil
and Gas Production System

Principles, Calcium Carbonate,

Barium & Strontium Sulfate,
Calcium Sulfate, Sodium Chlorite,
Exotic Mineral Scale, Prediction
and Modeling of Inorganic Scales,
The design of field scale
management program, Scale
inhibitors

Problem, deposition site, impact,

hydrate composition and structure,
condition to form hydrate, hydrate
detection, control and remediation,
chemical,
thermal,
mechanical
method, guideline for hydrate
remediation
Composition, Mechanism, test, factors
affecting the deposition, operational
problems, control and monitoring

Deposition mechanism/model,
effect of variable on deposition,
deposition sites and impact,
deposition causes, operational
problems,
prevention
and
remediation
Wax
thermodynamic
prediction, Modeling asphaltene
behavior,
thermodynamic
modeling, hydrate prediction
model, software to predict
hydrate formation and plugging

Case Study & Workshop

Crude oil natural surfactant,

formation of emulsions,
emulsions destabilization
processes, treatment

Corrosion
classification,
CO2 and H2S Corrosion,
Corrosion
Inhibitor
Guidelines