Oil & Gas Well Performance & Relation to Damage & Stimulation

Oil & Gas Well Performance & Relation to Damage & Stimulation

Course Category : Oil & Gas Management

Enhancing well productivity through integrated well performance analysis, damage diagnosis, and effective stimulation techniques for sustainable production optimisation
5 Days
Advanced Level.

Starts On

9 - November - 2026

Ends On

13 - November - 2026

Location

Germany – Frankfurt

Language

English

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Targeted Audience

Reservoir and production engineers
Petroleum engineers
Drilling engineers
Well completion engineers
Well intervention specialists
Stimulation and fracturing engineers
Geologists and geophysicists
Well integrity engineers
Asset and operations managers
Project and technical managers
Maintenance engineers
Oilfield service company personnel

Targeted Skills

Applying NODAL analysis for well performance evaluation
Assessing skin and formation damage effects
Diagnosing production system constraints
Designing and evaluating well stimulation treatments
Optimising vertical and horizontal well performance

Expected Outcomes

Analyse the total production system from reservoir to surface facilities
Identify components restricting well productivity
Evaluate near-wellbore damage and its impact on inflow performance
Select appropriate stimulation techniques to enhance production
Assess horizontal well performance and stimulation effectiveness

Training Topics Index

Objectives of well performance analysis
Reservoir inflow performance (IPR)
Productivity index and PVT effects
Gas flow and non-Darcy behaviour
NODAL analysis principles and IPR/OPR

Pipe pressure drop equations
Critical flow concept
System plots and applications
Localised pressure losses
Surface network modelling and artificial lift

Skin components and evaluation
Perforation geometry and flow behaviour
Sand production and control methods
Gravel pack damage and skin
Formation damage and chemical treatments

Candidate selection for fractured wells
Rock mechanics fundamentals
Fracturing treatment design
Fracture conductivity and skin
Acid fracturing in carbonate reservoirs

Horizontal well inflow performance
Boundary effects
Coning and cusping behaviour
Skin effects and stimulation of horizontal wells
Practical well performance case studies