INTRODUCTION TO WELLFLO AND REO, USER COURSE

TRAINING

Objective:
This course is introduces both WellFlo and Reo software applications. Upon successful completion of this section, attendees should be able
to use WellFlo software to analyze, troubleshoot, design, and optimize well production.
Course Description:
WellFlo:
The purpose of this part is to provide students with the knowledge and hands-on practice needed to use WellFlo software as an engineering
tool for oil and gas production optimization applications.

ReO:
This section of the course provides practical instructions of using ReO software for network optimization. In this section, performance data
from WellFlo will be integrated with the surface network. ReO software provides simulation and optimization solutions for surface networks
incorporating practically every piece of equipment from wellhead to the processing plant. The application simulates the total production
system behavior and concurrently optimizes the production honoring the user-defined economic model which typically results in substantial
production increases and/or reductions in operating costs.
Target Audience:
This class has been desiged for users who have access to both WellFlo and ReO software applications, who wish to utilize both to fullest
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Prerequisites:
None
Course Contents:
 Data Preparation and Validation
 Nodal Analysis Concept and Software
 Building a Well Model
 PVT Correlations and Data Tuning
 Flow Correlations
 Inflow & Outflow Performance Relationship
 Basic Gas Lift Design Methods
 Basic ESP Design and Analysis
 Sensitivity Analysis on Natural Flow, Gas Lift, and ESP Wells
 Production Optimization and Forecasting
 ReO Overview (Module 1)
 Key ReO features
 How ReO software works
 Constructing and Running a ReO Model (Modules 2 and 3)
o ReO files and administration
o ReO links and pipes
o ReO network objects
o Objectives and constraints
o Optimization
o Bulk data entry and editing tools
 Gas Lifted Wells in ReO Software (Module 5)
o Gas lifted well “objects”
o Gas lifted wellhead performance data
o Compositional issues
o Gas lift optimization
o “Flowgroups”
 History Matching a ReO Model (Module 7)
 Fluid Properties Modeling (PVTFlex)