Pideya Learning Academy

Water Technology in Oil and Gas Production

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Date Venue Duration Fee (USD)
24 Feb - 28 Feb 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
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07 Apr - 11 Apr 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
09 Jun - 13 Jun 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
07 Jul - 11 Jul 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
08 Sep - 12 Sep 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
20 Oct - 24 Oct 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
24 Nov - 28 Nov 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750

Course Overview

Water management is a crucial component of upstream exploration and production (E&P) operations in the oil and gas sector. With the industry generating approximately 250 million barrels of produced water daily, managing this byproduct efficiently is essential to maintaining operational efficiency, regulatory compliance, and asset longevity. Improper handling can lead to significant operational disruptions, environmental concerns, and financial losses. Recognizing the growing need for expertise in this area, Pideya Learning Academy presents the “Water Technology in Oil and Gas Production” training, designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills required to address water-related challenges effectively.
With increasing regulatory pressures and a global emphasis on sustainability, understanding water treatment technologies and processes has never been more critical. The course offers an in-depth exploration of water handling systems commonly used in both onshore and offshore production operations, ensuring participants gain practical insights into produced water treatment, water injection, and disposal strategies. Through interactive discussions, real-world case studies, and structured learning modules, attendees will develop a strong foundation in managing water chemistry challenges such as mineral scaling, corrosion, bacterial contamination, and oily water treatment.
Participants will explore key aspects of water treatment systems, including equipment selection, water quality specifications, and system surveillance techniques. They will learn how to monitor and control corrosion, scaling, and bacterial growth within these systems, enhancing system reliability and preventing costly downtime. By developing a proactive approach to water management, participants will be better prepared to implement corrective measures and optimize operational efficiency.
Key highlights of this Pideya Learning Academy training include:
Comprehensive understanding of oilfield water chemistry, helping participants analyze the impact of various contaminants on equipment performance and production efficiency.
Identification and prevention of water-related challenges, including scaling, corrosion, and microbial contamination, to ensure long-term system reliability.
Produced water treatment processes and quality standards, providing insights into industry-approved treatment technologies and environmental compliance measures.
Water injection and disposal strategies, covering effective and sustainable methods for reinjection and disposal in line with regulatory requirements.
Techniques for proactive problem-solving, equipping professionals with the ability to assess system challenges and implement corrective actions before issues escalate.
Hands-on application of water management principles through interactive discussions and case studies, ensuring participants gain real-world insights without requiring physical laboratory sessions.
By integrating these elements, Pideya Learning Academy ensures that the “Water Technology in Oil and Gas Production” training is a valuable resource for professionals looking to strengthen their expertise in water management. The course provides a structured approach to water treatment and handling, empowering attendees to improve operational efficiency, reduce risks, and contribute to sustainable production practices.
Whether you are a manager, engineer, chemist, or compliance professional, this course will enhance your ability to navigate water-related challenges within the oil and gas sector. With water management playing a critical role in operational success, this training will enable participants to make informed, strategic decisions that align with industry best practices and environmental standards.

Key Takeaways:

  • Comprehensive understanding of oilfield water chemistry, helping participants analyze the impact of various contaminants on equipment performance and production efficiency.
  • Identification and prevention of water-related challenges, including scaling, corrosion, and microbial contamination, to ensure long-term system reliability.
  • Produced water treatment processes and quality standards, providing insights into industry-approved treatment technologies and environmental compliance measures.
  • Water injection and disposal strategies, covering effective and sustainable methods for reinjection and disposal in line with regulatory requirements.
  • Techniques for proactive problem-solving, equipping professionals with the ability to assess system challenges and implement corrective actions before issues escalate.
  • Hands-on application of water management principles through interactive discussions and case studies, ensuring participants gain real-world insights without requiring physical laboratory sessions.
  • Comprehensive understanding of oilfield water chemistry, helping participants analyze the impact of various contaminants on equipment performance and production efficiency.
  • Identification and prevention of water-related challenges, including scaling, corrosion, and microbial contamination, to ensure long-term system reliability.
  • Produced water treatment processes and quality standards, providing insights into industry-approved treatment technologies and environmental compliance measures.
  • Water injection and disposal strategies, covering effective and sustainable methods for reinjection and disposal in line with regulatory requirements.
  • Techniques for proactive problem-solving, equipping professionals with the ability to assess system challenges and implement corrective actions before issues escalate.
  • Hands-on application of water management principles through interactive discussions and case studies, ensuring participants gain real-world insights without requiring physical laboratory sessions.

Course Objectives

Develop a comprehensive understanding of oilfield water chemistry and its impact on production operations.
Learn how to monitor and control corrosion, scaling, and bacterial contamination in produced water and water injection/disposal systems.
Understand and implement system surveillance programs to detect potential problems before they escalate.
Explore different produced water treatment options and related treatment equipment.
Acquire problem-solving skills to identify system inefficiencies and propose effective solutions.

Personal Benefits

Increased technical knowledge of water-related challenges in oil and gas production.
Ability to assess and mitigate risks associated with produced water treatment.
Improved analytical and problem-solving skills applicable to real-world scenarios.
Enhanced career prospects through specialized expertise in water handling systems.
Greater confidence in decision-making related to water management strategies.

Organisational Benefits

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for professionals involved in water management within the oil and gas sector. It is particularly beneficial for:
Managers, Engineers, and Chemists responsible for overseeing water treatment and system maintenance.
Operators and Technicians involved in daily water handling and injection processes.
Environmental and Compliance Professionals seeking to ensure regulatory adherence and sustainable practices in water management.
Production and Process Engineers aiming to optimize system performance and mitigate operational risks.
By enrolling in this course, participants will gain essential knowledge and skills to manage water handling challenges efficiently, ensuring sustainable and cost-effective production operations.

Course Outline

Module 1: Principles of Water Chemistry in Industrial Systems
Chemical Properties of Water and Their Impact on Operations Water pH, Salinity, and Conductivity in Process Systems Role of Dissolved Gases and Minerals in Water Chemistry Interaction of Water Chemistry with Hydrocarbon Systems Impact of Temperature and Pressure on Water Composition
Module 2: Water Sampling Techniques and Analytical Methods
Standard Procedures for Water Sampling in Industrial Applications Laboratory and Field Analysis of Water Quality Parameters Spectrophotometry and Chromatographic Methods for Water Analysis Analysis of Dissolved and Suspended Solids in Water Interpretation of Water Chemistry Data for Process Optimization
Module 3: Formation and Control of Scale Deposits
Mechanisms of Scale Formation in Water Systems Common Types of Inorganic Scales (e.g., Calcium Carbonate, Sulfates) Factors Influencing Scale Precipitation and Deposition Scale Inhibition Technologies and Chemical Treatments Mechanical and Chemical Methods for Scale Removal
Module 4: Corrosion Mechanisms and Prevention Strategies
Types of Corrosion in Water and Hydrocarbon Systems Electrochemical Principles of Corrosion in Water Treatment Role of Oxygen, Chlorides, and Sulfur Compounds in Corrosion Corrosion Monitoring and Inspection Techniques Corrosion Inhibitors and Protective Coatings in Water Systems
Module 5: Microbiological Control in Water Treatment
Microbial Contaminants in Water Processing Systems Biofilm Formation and Its Impact on Equipment Efficiency Sulfate-Reducing Bacteria (SRB) and Microbial-Induced Corrosion (MIC) Disinfection Techniques (Chlorination, UV, Biocides) Monitoring and Control of Microbial Growth in Water Treatment
Module 6: Management and Treatment of Produced Water
Characteristics of Produced Water in Oil and Gas Operations Regulatory Standards for Produced Water Discharge and Disposal Physical, Chemical, and Biological Treatment Technologies Separation Techniques for Hydrocarbons, Solids, and Dissolved Compounds Environmental Impact and Compliance in Produced Water Management
Module 7: Water Treatment Equipment and Process Optimization
Overview of Produced Water Treatment Technologies Separation Mechanisms: Gravity, Coalescence, and Filtration Influence of Oil Droplet Size on Treatment Efficiency Advantages and Limitations of Common Treatment Equipment Emerging Technologies in Produced Water Management
Module 8: Water Injection and Disposal System Design
Fundamentals of Water Injection for Reservoir Pressure Maintenance Design Considerations for Water Injection and Disposal Systems Corrosion, Scaling, and Biological Fouling in Injection Systems Chemical Treatment for Water Injection Optimization Operational Challenges and Performance Monitoring in Injection Systems
Module 9: Case Studies and Industry Applications
Real-World Scenarios in Water Treatment and Management Troubleshooting Common Water Chemistry and Treatment Issues Best Practices for Water Treatment Optimization in Oil & Gas Interactive Discussion on Participant-Specific Water Treatment Challenges Emerging Trends and Future Developments in Water Treatment

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