With the subsea engineering market set to soar by over 10% in the coming years, the demand for specialised professionals is higher than ever. As seasoned recruiters deeply entrenched in this niche, we've seen the need for innovative engineers particularly in deep-water extraction skyrocket. If you're navigating this shifting landscape, we can steer you towards career-defining prospects that align with your expertise. Let's connect and chart your course within this dynamic industry. #SubseaEngineering #CareerGrowth #InnovationOpportunities
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The first offshore oil platform was built in 1897 off the coast of California. Over the following few decades, oil firms made significant investments in the technology. The placement of exploratory wells is the initial action taken upon discovery of an underwater oil deposit. The installation of each of these wells takes two to three months, and their purpose is to gather samples of the submerged rock layers. Large buildings on land are constructed using the same geological process; the only difference is that thousands of feet of underwater work must be done. After the exploratory well core samples provide more precise survey data, the businesses will map out the underlying structure and pinpoint the precise location of the production well. Production wells are the main source of any given offshore oil platform, and they’re what these platforms are put in place to run. Once the exact location of the production well is determined, engineers start developing plans of how to place the offshore oil well atop it. Source: Interesting Engineering 📌Knowledge not shared is knowledge lost! 👉Follow me and 👉 Activate Bell 🛎️for all posts as well as additional technical and educational content!💪🏆 #innovation #creativity #technology #letsconnect #future #education #knowledge #topvoice #amazing #engineering #research #science #design #physics #materials #maintenance #chemistry #oil #offshore #platform
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🛢️ How do Engineers Even Out Flow Rates in Heterogeneous Reservoirs? Ever wondered about the challenge of balancing flow rates in reservoirs where rock properties vary extensively across the wellbore? Enter the world of heterogeneous reservoirs. 🤔 Understanding the Reservoir Spectrum: Homogeneous vs. Heterogeneous Homogeneous reservoirs tout uniform rock properties throughout, but in their heterogeneous counterparts, these properties fluctuate. As well length increases, particularly in horizontal wells, differing fluid flows become prevalent, often leading to premature water or gas breakthroughs. 💡 The Game-Changing Solution: Inflow Control Technology: So, how do engineers tackle this variability? Through inflow control technology, a game-changer in balancing disparate flow rates across different production zones within horizontal wells. 1️⃣ Balancing Act: These innovative technologies aim to equalize non-uniform oil production, deliberately slowing drainage in higher flow rate areas. This strategic pacing delays water and gas coning, extending the well's productive life. 2️⃣ Precision Choking: By selectively controlling unwanted fluids within specific reservoir zones, these technologies prevent the need to choke the entire well at the surface, thereby ensuring prolonged operational efficiency. 💡 Exploring Inflow Control Technologies: 1- Inflow Control Devices [ICDs]: Initially introduced to delay water and gas breakthrough, ICDs balance non-uniform oil production but lack post-entry fluid control. 2- Autonomous Inflow Control Devices [AICDs]: Similar to ICDs, AICDs delay premature water and gas breakthroughs and partially choke these fluids post-breakthrough, suited for medium to heavy viscosity oils. 3- Autonomous Inflow Control Valves [AICVs]: The pinnacle of innovation, AICVs not only delay premature water and gas breakthroughs but also choke back over 90% of unwanted fluids across a wide range of oil compositions. 📹 Dive Deeper: Curious to explore more about this revolutionary technology? Watch the attached video for an insightful overview. Explore more about these technologies: Baker Hughes ICDs, https://lnkd.in/dmFadFW9 Schlumberger's Inflow Control Devices. https://lnkd.in/dYYSRSsU #Engineering #OilAndGas #ReservoirManagement #InflowControl #Technology #FluidFlow #Production #Innovation #Challenges #HeterogeneousReservoirs #petroleumengineering #petroleum #schlumberger #bakerhughes
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🎥 Discover Our New Pathways on the Training HUB! 🎥 Navigating the midstream talent crisis requires innovative solutions. Our latest whitepaper highlights critical pain points like the "brain drain" and the urgent need for modern training methods. That's why we've launched new pathway pages on our Training HUB to help you tackle these challenges head-on! 🔍 Explore our pathways: 🔹 Pipeline Engineering Pathway: https://hubs.ly/Q02BXgGX0 🔹 Crossing and Project Pathway: https://hubs.ly/Q02BXpfK0 🔹 Integrity Corrosion Focus Pathway: https://hubs.ly/Q02BXhJy0 🔹 Integrity Engineering Materials Pathway: https://hubs.ly/Q02BXjpp0 Our pathways provide targeted training to develop the skills needed to bridge the knowledge gap, attract new talent, and ensure effective knowledge transfer. 📄 Download the full whitepaper for in-depth insights and strategies: https://hubs.ly/Q02BXnqC0 Don’t let the talent crisis slow you down—empower your team with the right training! #TrainingSolutions #PipelineEngineering #TechnicalToolboxes #TalentDevelopment #ProfessionalGrowth #OilAndGas
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This provides valuable insight into the intricate process of offshore oil drilling. The combination of advanced engineering and geological expertise to install exploratory and production wells in challenging environments is truly remarkable. It's fascinating how similar principles are applied to both underwater and land-based construction, yet the complexities of deep-sea operations add another layer of innovation. Offshore platforms are a testament to human ingenuity and the continued advancement of energy exploration.
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This successful collaboration demonstrates the benefits of combining innovative technology and expertise to overcome complex drilling challenges. It's an inspiring example of what can be achieved through effective partnerships. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/dshJTk3e
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Successful Collaboration Between NOV Completion Tools and Neptune! Proud to share the success in northwest Germany, showcased at the DGMK event in Celle! This project highlights our partnership with Neptune Energy and the power of innovative technology. Highlights: Pre-Job planning: Faced with the need to increase the well's final depth to 5400 m, and a collapse in the previous 7" Liner, Neptune & NOV quickly adapted by extending the 4-1/2-in liner length and conducted multiple simulations. The well was displaced from CaCO3-based mud to baryte-based mud to reduce torque and drag and maximise the chances of getting to TD. Effective Liner Deployment: NOV prepared a 7-in. hydraulic liner system tapered to 4-1/2-in., enabling a successful liner installation that covered all permeable sands and the previous 7-in. liner (Eliminating the risk of further collapse). Post-Job Analysis: Using NOV's i-Con to bring to surface downhole data, we confirmed the proper setting of the liner top packer. This was crucial for isolating the low-pressure Stassfurtcarbonate formation, ensuring well integrity, and provide learning for future application. This project showcases how NOV Completion Tools and Neptune Energy work together to overcome challenges and deliver excellent results 💡. Let's connect 🔗 and see how we can support your drilling projects! #NOVCompletionTools #NeptuneEnergy #OilAndGas #WellIntegrity #DGMK2024 #NOV
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You've probably noticed massive offshore rigs floating in the middle of the ocean, and wondered, "How do oil rigs float on water?" The rig is enormous, with cranes on all sides and hundreds of employees working on it. You might think that the rig is rising from the ocean floor to maintain its stability, but it's not. It remains afloat on the open ocean. What exactly makes the oil rigs float on water, despite their massive weight and several pieces of equipment on the offshore platforms. The fact that rigs can float on the water is impressive. This feat is accomplished using physics and other scientific interventions to stay stable on the water. Also known as a floating production system, an oil rig is buoyant and can float on the water like big ships. The oil rigs have large mono-hulls and are fully equipped with processing facilities. Incredibly, oil rigs can stay afloat in one place for a prolonged time. Some oil rigs are fully functional, but some can also store extracted oil and gas. A lot goes into stabilizing the rigs to stay afloat on the water. Some drilling companies hook up Some oil rigs are semi-immersible due to their buoyancy chambers and internal ballast systems. These systems can lower or raise the rig to the desired height. Note that oil rigs can be specially designed by highly experienced engineers. These people can equip the floating production facilities with innovative, high-performing features. Comment please! Knowledge not shared is knowledge lost! Follow me and Ring it on my profile for more technical and education content! Source: BOP Disclaimer- I don't intended any copyright (DM me for credit & removal) #amazing #oil #geology #technology #engineering
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