Abstract: Fines migration is the most common formation damage mechanism that challenges the economic viability of petroleum development projects. The phenomenon has been widely reported...
PRESENTS: Aging, but not Obsolete: Lessons in Life Extension by Dr Kieran Chalk, Senior Consultant at Frazer-Nash Consultancy In a climate of...
Cost: Free Date: Thursday 23rd February 2017, 2:15PM - 3:45PM Venue: AOG Exhibition & Conference, Perth Convention Exhibition Centre The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)...
After the success of our last event, the SPE-WA Sundowner is now back by popular demand! The night will be an excellent opportunity to meet...
Abstract: An increasing number of oil & gas companies use decision analytic methods to deal with complex and uncertain decisions, but still they get consistent...
By: Olaf Rutgrink Senior Engineer from AMOG Consulting Abstract: AMOG was tasked with developing a long-term fix for some localised cases of severe hull pitting...
Inflatable packers are the least common and most diverse of the three types of oilfield “packing” technology that you are likely to come across. The...
Above Ground Storage Tanks (ASTs) found in terminals and refineries around the world are often considered a low priority item and overlooked for various reasons. Owners and users of...
Abstract: The presentation will provide a summary of AWE Ltd an Australian energy company focused on upstream oil and gas opportunities in Australia, New Zealand...
Good planning is necessary to develop and execute a successful sampling campaign. Well testing and clean up operations provide an ideal opportunity for harvesting data,...