The Dynamics of LNG
This 5 day workshop will improve delegates' knowledge about various aspects of the production operations and injection facilities. These include surface facilities; oil-gas separators; gas compression; gas refrigeration and cryogenic processes as well as gas treatment in gas dehydration (TEG plant) as gas sweetening by (DEA plant).
Course Objectives
This short training programme is aimed at improving the delegate’s knowledge and understanding of the various principles of operation involved in producing, handling and processing natural gas and associated fluids. In this programme you will learn how to:
- Increase learning and comprehension of the various systems.
- Contributing towards safe, efficient and economic operation of plant and equipment.
Benefits Of Attending
Attending this training course provides several benefits. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of LNG systems, their control, and operational characteristics, ensuring safer operations. They will also learn about the hazards associated with LNG operations and precautions for handling chemicals, particularly hydrocarbons. Additionally, the course covers key aspects of the LNG market, pricing challenges, and transportation/storage, offering valuable insights for industry professionals.
Who Should Attend
- Gas Price Prediction Team
- LNG Processes Engineers & Logistics Staff
- Gas Supervisor Engineers
- Government regulators
- Corporate Planning professionals
- Geoscience & Engineering professionals
- Supply Planners & Scheduling professionals
TRAINER PROFILE
Dr. Hussain is qualified petroleum engineer who has both the qualifications and the experiences in dealing and managing risk in oil & gas, petroleum projects and contracts.Dr.Ahmed has over 38 years of petroleum engineering experiences and knowledge both in the field of research, training and lecturing. In the Oil & Gas industry (Upstream & downstream) offshore & on-shore in Europe and the Middle East.BSc in Petroleum Engineering, PhD in Petroleum reservoir Engineering, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh.Develop risk templates and risk management procedures for various clients. Coach and mentor personnel in risk management principles and processes using the Bowtie methodology and ISO 31000 standards.“Because of his high standards and best quality services He has been awarded by her majesty the queen by the MBE award”Developed risk management strategies (Risk Manuals) for oil & gas operators to provide guidance on project lifecycle risk assessment, risk profile evaluation and risk reduction. Conduct technical and financial analysis of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) storage, distribution and transportation systems. Technical Due Diligence: Calculate CAPEX, OPEX, maintenance, repair and decommissioning costs to ensure accurate valuation of offshore oil & gas assets (e.g. subsea pipelines and platforms). This service is performed for banks during project financing, part payment and repossession of assets. Quantify and analyse business performance improvements and risk reduction following a CAPEX or OPEX decision.
Learning Benefits
- This course equips participants with skills to understand and leverage customer experience for competitive strategies, improving financial performance and decision-making.
- Participants gain confidence in managing customer conversations, reducing stress, and increasing job and customer satisfaction.
- The course emphasizes fostering consistency in banking practices, understanding cultural influences, and leveraging customer experience for future marketing strategies to enhance market reputation and competitive position.
Training Outline
General Introduction
- Gas production operations / processes
- The GOR principles
- How to calculate the gas reserve
- The GOR – Gas Oil ratio to be considered
Gas Handling/Transportation
- Gas storage tanks
- The temperature factor
- The flow rate control
- The gas flow metres - how theory work
- NGL liquid removal
- H2S & CO2 removal
- LNG refrigeration and Gas Compression process
Concepts: Operational Problems Related To Instruments
- The nature of process problems affecting LNG performance
- Performance defined in terms of generic variables: Speed, Quality, and Cost
- Effort inputs in context - Asset based or Business Process based
- How to estimate the production life or a gas reservoir
- The oil / gas price predictions
- Factors affecting the price of natural gas
- What is NGL, LNG, PLG and TGL
- Risk assessment
- Safety precaution
- Fire and explosion
- Types of hazards
- The HAZOP study techniques
How to estimate the production life or a gas reservoir
- The oil / gas price predictions
- Factors affecting the price of natural gas
- What is NGL, LNG, PLG and TGL