The shallow water oil and gas reserves are gradually diminishing, prompting many oil and gas companies to explore and develop deepwater production. In response to the growing need for enhanced reliability, efficiency, and safety in deepwater operations, significant technological advancements have taken place. It is essential to acquire a comprehensive understanding and stay updated on the latest information regarding deepwater corrosion and material selection. This knowledge is crucial in making informed decisions from the outset, ensuring uninterrupted production, optimal equipment performance, and avoiding costly downtime, waste, and replacements.

Course Objectives:

Update on the latest research and development of deepwater material & corrosion
Understand And Learn best practices developed and implemented by leading companies
Identify And Monitor the causes of corrosion and material failure
Mitigate internal and external corrosion
Specify cost effective materials for safe operation
Benefit from real life case histories and Avoid expensive material-related equipment failures
Learn the latest subsea recommendations of EEMUA 194
Gain Insights to new technologies like Tube Fuse™
Expendables & Smart Wells Technologies
Share experience and Network with peers

Who Should Attend?

Materials and Corrosion Engineer
Subsea Engineer
Maintenance &/or Inspection Engineer
QA/QC Engineer
Integrity Engineer
Well & Completions Engineer
Production Technologists who would like a more thorough knowledge of well related corrosion
Production Chemists and others involved in well-centric activities

Course Outlines:

Downhole Corrosion and Specific Concerns

Materials in Well Construction

Downhole Materials Selection

Subsea Corrosion and Metallurgy:
Major Components

Subsea Corrosion and Metallurgy:
Equipment & Materials Selection

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