By the end of this training course, participants should be able to:
• Become familiar with gas lift methods, concepts of operation, and equipment
• Select the appropriate gas lift systems and equipment
• Design continuous-flow gas lift systems for new or existing wells
• Recognize the correct data required for well analysis and troubleshooting
• Analyze, diagnose, and troubleshoot the operating gas lift systems
• Increase production from their wells using gas lift technology and optimization

     • Petroleum and Production Engineers

• Production Technology Engineers
  • Completion Engineers
  • Reservoir Engineers
  • Drilling Engineers
  • Other Company engineers involved in subsurface production operations
  • Managers and Government Officials and others involved with the production systems
  • Supervisors, Field Operators and Technicians

The training instructor relies on a highly interactive training method to enhance the learning process.
The course material is rich with various training tools that ensure all participants gain a
complete understanding of all the topics covered. The training environment is highly
stimulating, challenging, and effective for all trainees to participate, share their thoughts, and
inquire about their in-house challenges

• Module One: Production System Analysis & Artificial Lifting Theory
  • Reservoir drive mechanisms
  • Produced fluids properties
  • Inflow Performance Relationship (IPR)
  • Outflow Vertical Lift Performance (VLP)
  • Multiphase flow and Multiphase flow correlations
  • Pressure Losses in Wellbore
  • Flow patterns and regimes
  • System nodal analysis
  • Selecting the appropriate artificial lift strategy
  • Gas lift concept and importance
  Module Two: Introduction to Gas Lift Technology
  • Historical development and evolution of gas lift technology
  • Natural flow vs gas lift
  • Applications of gas lift
  • Types of Gas Lift
  o Continuous gas flow
  o Intermittent gas flow
  • Main considerations surrounding gas lift systems
  • Optimum GLR and injection depth
  • Advantages and disadvantages
  Module Three: Gas Lift Downhole Equipment
  • Gas lift mandrels
  • Gas Lift Valves and their components
  • Kick-over Tool’s operations (installation and removal)
• Gas Lift system optimization
  • Perform nodal analysis using software
  • Introduction to surface network
  modelling
  • Advances in gas lift valve technology
  • Recap of key course concepts and learnings

BTS attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.