14 - 25 Sep 2025
Dubai (UAE)
Hotel : Residence Inn by Marriott Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai
Cost : 8400 € Euro
Introduction
Oil and gas field processing is a critical link in the value chain, bridging upstream exploration with downstream refining. As the energy industry evolves, field processing operations must meet increasingly stringent environmental, safety, and efficiency standards. This 12-day advanced training program, designed by Global Horizon Training Center, provides petroleum professionals with deep knowledge of field processing operations, including fluid separation, dehydration, gas treatment, compression, and water handling systems. Emphasis is placed on integrating new technologies, optimizing performance, and ensuring compliance with regulatory and safety requirements.
Objectives
By the end of this training program, participants will be able to:
Understand the advanced principles of separation, dehydration, gas sweetening, and stabilization.
Operate and troubleshoot key field processing equipment.
Apply optimization techniques to increase processing efficiency.
Analyze the characteristics of oil, gas, and water streams.
Design and evaluate gas compression and flaring systems.
Ensure safety, integrity, and environmental compliance across processing units.
Integrate digital monitoring and predictive maintenance tools into field operations.
Organizational Impact
Enhanced processing performance and reduced downtime
Improved safety, reliability, and environmental compliance
Cost savings through optimized energy and chemical use
Increased competency in operating and maintaining processing facilities
Better communication between field engineers, operators, and technical teams
Strengthened response to abnormal operating conditions and emergency events
Target Audience
Production Engineers and Process Engineers
Field and Operations Supervisors
Oil & Gas Facility Engineers
Instrumentation and Control Engineers
Maintenance and Reliability Engineers
Safety, HSE, and Environmental Engineers
Gas Plant and Field Processing Technicians
Training Program Outline:
Day 1: Overview of Field Processing Systems
Introduction to oil & gas field processing
Field vs central processing: layout and objectives
Process flow diagrams (PFDs) and piping & instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs)
Primary functions and components of surface facilities
Day 2: Multiphase Flow and Fluid Behavior
Properties of produced fluids (oil, gas, water, solids)
Emulsions, hydrates, and flow assurance issues
Flow regimes and pressure-volume-temperature (PVT) behavior
Sand and slug handling in pipelines
Day 3: Separation Systems and Design
2-phase and 3-phase separators
Separator internals and sizing criteria
Pressure control, level control, and instrumentation
Troubleshooting foaming, carryover, and surging
Day 4: Oil Dehydration and Desalting
Electrostatic treaters and heaters
Water/oil separation techniques
Salt removal systems and BS&W monitoring
Efficiency improvement and chemical dosing
Day 5: Gas Compression and Cooling Systems
Types of compressors (reciprocating, centrifugal, screw)
Compression stages and inter-stage cooling
Anti-surge systems and vibration control
Compressor performance curves and monitoring
Day 6: Gas Sweetening and Sulfur Recovery
Removal of H₂S and CO₂ (amine treatment)
Process equipment in amine plants
Solid bed adsorption (molecular sieves)
Sulfur recovery units (SRU) and tail gas treatment
Day 7: Gas Dehydration and Hydrocarbon Recovery
Glycol dehydration (TEG units)
Molecular sieve dehydration systems
Hydrocarbon dewpoint control
NGL recovery and LPG stabilization
Day 8: Crude Oil Stabilization and Storage
Principles of crude stabilization
Flash calculations and vapor pressure control
Stabilizer column operations
Tank storage design and vapor handling
Day 9: Produced Water Treatment and Disposal
Produced water composition and challenges
Skimmers, hydrocyclones, flotation units (IGF/DAF)
Filtration and chemical treatment
Reinjection, disposal, and zero discharge options
Day 10: Gas Flaring, Venting, and Emissions Control
Flaring systems and flare stack designs
Venting control and recovery systems
Environmental regulations and flaring minimization
Emission monitoring and reporting systems
Day 11: Safety, Integrity, and HSE in Field Processing
Process safety and hazard analysis (HAZOP)
Pressure relief, blowdown, and ESD systems
Equipment integrity and corrosion monitoring
Safety case development and emergency response planning
Day 12: Advanced Monitoring, Optimization, and Digitalization
Real-time data acquisition (SCADA, DCS)
KPIs and performance monitoring dashboards
Predictive maintenance using AI/ML tools
Smart field technologies and remote diagnostics