Mazda Irani

Inflow Control Devices; Design and Fundamentals

X:XX Hours
This course introduces the design and optimization of Inflow Control Devices (ICDs) in horizontal wells, applicable to both conventional and thermal reservoirs. It covers the fundamentals of various ICD types, the interaction between the reservoir and the ICD, and discusses design charts used to evaluate the performance of the devices.

01-01 – Types of Flow Control Devices (FCDs)
01-02 – AICV
01-03 – Flashing In the Device

02-01 – Steam Saturation Curve
02-02 – How Steam Enthalpy Varies From Boiler To Producer
02-03 – Steam Trap Control
02-04 – Definition Of The Liquid-Pool
02-05 – Liquid-Pool Model
02-06 – What Is IPR or PI?
02-07 – How FCDs Help Steam Coning
02-08 – Liquid-Pool Flashing
02-09 – Dalton’s Law of Partial Pressures
02-10 – Example Using Simulation

03-01 – What is IPR or PI: How Applications Consider It
03-02 – How FCDs Help Conformance
03-03 – Correct Modelling Questions
03-04 – Annular Cross-Flow
03-05 – Segregated Flow
03-06 – Example Using Simulation

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