This course provides a structured understanding of scale formation mechanisms, prediction, and control in oil and gas production systems. Participants learn the chemistry and thermodynamics of common oilfield scales, scale risk assessment and modeling, monitoring and sampling techniques, and the selection and application of chemical and mechanical mitigation methods. The program emphasizes field-relevant practices for inhibitor selection and deployment, treatment design, performance monitoring, and failure analysis, enabling participants to proactively manage scale-related risks and maintain flow assurance and asset integrity.
This six-day course is designed to provide your valuable attendees with a comprehensive knowledge of Scale Control and Management in the oilfield. The course will address the recommended practices according to field experience of oilfield Chemists and Petroleum Engineers through E&P companies. All aspects of scale prediction, prevention, and removal will be addressed and discussed.
The course will discuss flow assurance issues and their harming effects on the production systems. New chemicals and technologies will be provided into the course to copy with the industry trends.
Basic Knowledge of Petroleum Engineering
