Looking to better understand the fracture network involved in the development of shale plays? This TOTM discusses how understanding stimulated reservoir volume helps us estimate recoverable reserves, well spacing, and orientation. It also provides the basis for evaluating and improving stimulation practices. [Keep reading]
For normal gas conditioning processes, the water vapor content of natural gases in equilibrium with water is commonly estimated from McKetta and Wehe based charts like Figure 6.1 of Campbell book or Figure 20.4 of Gas Processors and Suppliers Association. This facilities TOTM presents a chart for estimating methane gas water content at low temperatures, e.g. cryogenic processes. [Keep reading]
Have you wondered if there is an easier way to break down important complex decisions? This article discusses the uses and advantages of using decision trees in your decision process. [Keep reading]
PetroSkills is proud to offer Basic Petroleum Technology Principles in a virtual format. View a course demo today! [Keep reading]
The MidContinent GPA and PetroSkills | John M. Campbell held their annual meeting May 11, in the Oklahoma History Center and presented on Acid Gas Treating. [Keep reading]
Are you having reverse emulsion problems or issues meeting your discharge oil in water specifications? This Tip of the Month (TOTM) discusses how to avoid a costly design error found in most oil dehydration systems worldwide. [Keep reading]
