Oil Production and Processing Facilities separate the wellstream into three phases — oil, gas and water — and processes these phases into marketable products or disposes of them in an environmentally acceptable manner. 

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Choosing the Right Facilities Equipment for the Reservoir: PF-3

Introduction to Oil and Gas Production Facilities: PF-2

Oil Well Pad Facilities (for Non-Facilities Engineers): OWPF-nFE

Process Safety Engineering Principles: VIRTUAL

Applied Water Technology in Oil and Gas Production: PF-21

Corrosion Management in Production / Processing Operations: PF-22

Fundamental and Practical Aspects of Produced Water Treating: PF-23

Oil Production and Processing Facilities: PF-4

Oil Well Pad Facilities (for Facilities Engineers): OWPF-FE

Fundamentals of Process Safety: PS-2

Risk Based Process Safety Management – HS-45

Onshore Gas Gathering Systems: Design and Operations: PF-45

Relief and Flare Systems: PF-44

Troubleshooting Gas Processing Facilities: PF-49G

Troubleshooting Oil Processing Facilities: PF-49O

CO2 Surface Facilities: PF-81

Process Safety Engineering Principles

LEVEL: Basic

DURATION: Approximately 40 hours of self-paced work

TUITION: $4,410 USD

DESIGNED FOR:  Anyone who has to deal with concepts of process safety engineering, including facilities engineers, process engineers, design engineers, new safety/loss engineers, project engineers, operations supervisors, maintenance supervisors, and representatives from insurance companies or regulatory agencies

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These individual modules are available online. Work through them at your pace, whenever and wherever you need them.

  OIL & GAS PRODUCTION/PROCESSING FACILITIES  

Hydrocarbon Components and Physical Properties

Introduction to Production and Gas Processing Facilities

Qualitative Phase Behavior and Vapor Liquid Equilibrium

Thermodynamics and Application of Energy Balances

Fluid Flow

Separation

Heat Transfer Equipment Overview

Pumps and Compressors Overview

  PROCESS SAFETY  

Process Safety Risk Analysis and Inherently Safer Design

Process Hazards Analysis and Layers of Protection Analysis Techniques

Leakage and Dispersion of Hydrocarbons

Combustion Behavior of Hydrocarbons

Sources of Ignition and Hazardous Area Classification

Specific Plant Systems and Equipment

Relief and Flare Systems

Historical Incident Databases, Plant Layout and Equipment Spacing

Fire Protection Systems

SIS, Monitoring and Control

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