Introduction:
Without Oil Country Tubular Goods known as OCTGs, very little work would be done in the oil and gas fields of the world. OCTGs are products used in the oil industry like pipes, casings, and tubing. These products can be both seamless and welded and are made from corrosion-resistant steel alloys that come in a variety of wall thicknesses and grades.
Oil country tubular goods (OCTG) is a family of seamless rolled products consisting of drill pipe, casing and tubing subjected to loading conditions according to their specific application
By attending Introduction to Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) Training course, you will learn how the geology of ground and drilling conditions require OCTG (Oil Country Tubular Goods) with different characteristics; how tubular string design is performed; and how selected products are manufactured and tested.
Course Objectives:
At the end of the Introduction to Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) Training course, you will learn about :
- API Steel Grades.
- Proprietary Steel Grades.
- Connections: API and Premium.
- Dopeless® Technology.
- String Design and Material Selection.
- Seamless and Welded Body Manufacture.
- Finishing and Quality of tubular goods.
Who Should Attend ?
Introduction to Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) Training course, is ideal for :
- Planning managers
- Oil & gas engineers
- Project managers
- Analysts
- Commercial managers 6. Economists
- Government officials
- Geologists
- Business advisors
- Asset managers
- E&P managers
- Product managers
Course Outlines :
Material selection
- Sections exposed to production fluids
- H2S Cracking
- Corrosion
Downhole corrosion
- Cracking H2S
- Corrosion due to CO2 and H2S
- API Steel Grades
- Proprietary steel grades
- SOUR Service
- High Collapse
- other proprietary grades
API connections
- Premium Connection
- Main features of the premium connections
- Connection qualification
- best practices for running
- New trends
String design
- Casing loads
- Tubing loads
Material selection
Sections exposed to production fluids
- H2S Cracking
- Corrosion