Review
Basic concepts and techniques for specifying, designing, operating and trouble-shooting surface production equipment are presented. (Petroleum Abstracts)
Product Description
In this new edition, experts Arnold and Stewart share their many years of in-the-field and class-room experience. Each chapter has been updated with the latest industry information. You will find new sections on:
* Oil-and-water separation
* Offshore-platform considerations
* Factors affecting oil-and-gas separation
* Potential operating problems
* Scrubbers
* Re-entrainment
* Drain systems
* Hydrocyclones
* Multiphase pumps
* Reciprocating pump operations
* Water droplet size
New figures, photos, charts, and tables consolidate hours of details into at-a-glance illustrations. Example problems accompany the update text. With this volumes clear presentation, you will understand the basic concepts and techniques needed to DESIGN, SPECIFY, and OPERATE oilfield surface production facilities. This manual carefully describes the equipment and processes commonly used in oil-water separating and treating systems. It also shows you how to select the appropriate piping and pumping systems. The authors insights and practical suggestions help you understand the art and science of handling produced liquids. With this reference in hand, you can organize the project with a better grasp of the complex parameters needed to design and operate an efficient production facility.
* Oil-and-water separation
* Offshore-platform considerations
* Factors affecting oil-and-gas separation
* Potential operating problems
* Scrubbers
* Re-entrainment
* Drain systems
* Hydrocyclones
* Multiphase pumps
* Reciprocating pump operations
* Water droplet size
New figures, photos, charts, and tables consolidate hours of details into at-a-glance illustrations. Example problems accompany the update text. With this volumes clear presentation, you will understand the basic concepts and techniques needed to DESIGN, SPECIFY, and OPERATE oilfield surface production facilities. This manual carefully describes the equipment and processes commonly used in oil-water separating and treating systems. It also shows you how to select the appropriate piping and pumping systems. The authors insights and practical suggestions help you understand the art and science of handling produced liquids. With this reference in hand, you can organize the project with a better grasp of the complex parameters needed to design and operate an efficient production facility.
Book Info
Volume 1: Design of Oil-Handling Systems and Facilities, carefully describes the equipment and processes commonly used in oil-water separating and treating systems. Understand the basic concepts and techniques needed to design, specify, and operate oilfield surface production facilities
About the Author
Ken Arnold is the Embedded Computer Engineering Program Coordinator and an instructor at UCSD Extension, as well as founding director of the On-Line University of California, where he manages, develops and teaches courses in engineering and embedded systems design. Ken has been developing commercial embedded systems and teaching others how for more than two decades. As the champion of the embedded program at UCSD, he lead the inception and growth of the program as well as introducing the world's first on-line embedded course well over a decade ago. Ken was also the founder and CEO of HiTech Equipment Corp., CTO of Wireless Innovation, and engineering chief at General Dynamics.
