Oil and Gas well outputs may contain a substantial amount of pollutants, chemicals, or minerals that all have the ability to affect production quality, as well as the operation of the facilities. (You need think only of the effect that mercury corrosion attack has on material such as stainless steel at gas wells!) Furthermore, these pollutants also affect product quality, and are therefore a major cause for concern.

This online training course focusses on the measurement (and the quality) of oil, gas and water at oil & gas facilities, which is done by means of making use of specialized Quality Measuring Instruments (QMI).

This GLOMACS online training course will highlight:

• The implications of quality on measuring instruments
• Measuring principles, applications, and installation requirements
• Sample handling, operation, and maintenance
• Characteristics and handling of instruments related to Gas Chromatograph, Reid Vapor Pressure, Hydrocarbon Dewpoint. Moisture (Water Dewpoint), Watercut, Mercury, H2S, CO2, pH, Conductivity, Salinity, Turbidity, Oxygen, Dissolved Oxygen, Oil in Water and Redox

At the end of this online training course, you will learn to:

• Gain familiarity with all the measuring principles
• Understand the most important application requirements
• Deal with the installation requirements, whether unique or generalized
• Effectively implement sample handling
• Correctly implement the operational and maintenance requirements of these instruments, with respect to Oil & Gas well outputs and surrounding water

This online training course will utilize a variety of proven online learning techniques to ensure maximum understanding, comprehension, retention of the information presented. The training course is conducted Online via an Advanced Virtual Learning Platform in the comfort of any location of your choice.

The organizational impact would be seen over a wide spectrum of important areas, and as this subject matter is intertwined with quality measuring devices that will play a leading role in product quality.

Amongst other things, the organizational impact would include:

• Having people with comprehensive knowledge on Quality Measuring Instruments, Gas Chromatographs, etc.
• Having critical staff fully understand and implement concepts such as reliability, availability, installation and best practice
• The ability to fully understand the measuring principles at stake
• Having staff that can adequately select the best devices
• Having staff that can make valuable input pertaining to what is best for the plant, From a quality of product point of view

Participants will gain knowledge and learn to apply themselves, fully, in matters pertaining to quality measuring instruments and practices. Such skills and knowledge should result in better career prospects within the organization and will play a meaningful role in their abilities to be leaders in their field of expertise.

Personal impact would include:

• Building up their levels of confidence in quality measuring instruments
• Communicating effectively with their peers, about the subject matter
• Understanding and enhancing their subject knowledge about the measurement of salinity, H2S, CO2, pH, etc.
• Having the ability to make a positive contribution in group discussions and plant improvements
• Priming themselves to eventually become an expert in quality measuring instruments
• Having the ability to show their organization that they are, indeed, a valuable team member, and that they can be further developed for senior roles, where necessary

• Professionals involved in designing, selecting, specifying, installing, testing, operating, and maintaining of quality measuring instruments
• Professionals involved in quality measuring devices of any kind
• Any individual that needs to get to grip with the ever expanding and complex field of quality measuring instruments

This GLOMACS online training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:

• Lead Instrumentation Engineers and Technicians
• Senior Instrument Engineer and Technicians
• Senior Instrument System Engineers
• Lead Instrument Project Engineers
• Instrument Systems Engineers or Technicians
• Quality Personnel
• Environmental Personnel

DAY 1

Introduction to Quality Measuring Instruments

• Introduction to quality measuring instruments
• Well output quality
• Water quality
• Implications for operations, the environment, and staff
• Quality factors, Accuracy, Standard Deviation, and Variance

DAY 2

Reid Vapour Pressure, Hydrocarbon Dewpoint and Moisture (Water Dewpoint)

• Process analyzer sample handing and conditioning systems
• Reid Vapor Pressure measurement, measuring principles and application requirements
• Reid Vapor Pressure installation, sample handling and operation and maintenance requirements
• Hydrocarbon Dewpoint measurement, measuring principles and application requirements
• Hydrocarbon Dewpoint installation, sample handling and operation and maintenance requirements
• Moisture (Water Dewpoint) measurement, measuring principles and application requirements
• Moisture (Water Dewpoint) installation, sample handling and operation and maintenance requirements

DAY 3

pH, Conductivity, Dissolved Oxygen, Oil in Water and BS&W

• Physical property analyzers, with specific reference to pH measurement
• Physical property analyzers, with specific reference to conductivity measurement
• Physical property analyzers, with specific reference to dissolved oxygen measurement
• Chemical property analyzers

DAY 4

Watercut, Mercury, H2S measurements, Physical Property Analyzers and Chemical Property Analyzers, CO2 Measurements

• CO2 measurement, measuring principles and application requirements
• CO2 installation, sample handling and operation and maintenance requirements
• Measuring methodology specifics
• Spectrometry

DAY 5

Spectrometry, Salinity, Turbidity, Redox Measurements, and Chromatography

• Salinity measurement, measuring principles and application requirements
• Salinity installation, sample handling and operation and maintenance requirements
• Turbidity measurement, measuring principles and application requirements
• Turbidity installation, sample handling and operation and maintenance requirements
• Redox measurement, measuring principles and application requirements
• Redox installation, sample handling and operation and maintenance requirements
• Chromatography

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