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Gas Well Deliquification

Authors: James F. Lea, Jr., Lynn Rowlan Publisher: Elsevier Science Publication date: 2019 Publication language: Angielski Number of pages: 492 EAN: 9780128162163 ISBN: 9780128162163 Category: Gas technology Petroleum technology Mining industry Publisher's index: C2017-0-04099-5 Bibliographic note: Lynn Rowlan earned a BSCE from Oklahoma State University and was the recipient of the 2000 J.C. Slonneger Award bestowed by the Southwestern Petroleum Short Course Association, Inc. He has authored numerous papers for the Southwestern Petroleum Short Course, the Canadian Petroleum Society, and the Society of Petroleum Engineers. Mr. Rowlan works as an engineer for Echometer Company in Wichita Falls, Texas. His primary interest is to advance the technology used in the Echometer Portable Well Analyzer to analyze and optimize the real-time operation of all artificial lift production systems. He also provides training and consultation for performing well analysis to increase oil and gas production, reduce failures, and reduce power consumption. He presents many seminars and gives numerous talks on the efficient operation of oil and gas wells.

Description

Gas Well Deliquification, Third Edition, expands upon previous experiences and applies today’s more applicable options and technology. Updated to include more information on automation, nodal analysis, and horizontal gas well operations, this new edition provides engineers with key information in one central location. Multiple contributors from today’s operators offer their own learned experiences, critical equipment, and rules of thumb for practicality. Covering the entire lifecycle of the well, this book will be an ideal reference for engineers who need to know the right solutions regarding a well’s decline curve in their work to continuously optimize assets.

  • Teaches users how to understand the latest methods of deliquifying gas wells, from nodal analysis, to various forms of artificial lift
  • Provides an up-to-date reference on automation techniques for today’s operations, including horizontal wells
  • Presents various perspectives contributed from multiple sources, allowing readers to select the best method for a well’s lifecycle

Author's affiliation

James F. Lea, Jr.: Independent Consultant, PLTech LLC, Texas, USA
Lynn Rowlan: Engineer, Echometer Company, USA