IPT SUMMER TRAINING REPORT

A report at

ONGC Karaikal
submitted by

AMET University Students

Department of Petroleum Engineering

In partial fulfillment for

the award of the degree of
BACHELOR OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERING

PREFACE

Inplant training plays a vital role in the progress of future engineers.

Not only does it provide insights about the industry concerned, it also bridges
the gap between theory and practical knowledge. We was fortunate that we
was provided with an opportunity of undergoing Inplant training at ONGC,
Karaikal, SST, Cauvery Asset. The experience gained during this short period
was fascinating to say the least. It was a tremendous feeling to observe the
operation of different equipments and processes. It was overwhelming for us
to notice how such a big plant is being monitored and operated with proper
co-ordination to obtain desired results. During my training I realized that in
order to be a successful petroleum engineer one needs to possess a sound
theoretical base along with the acumen for effective practical application of
the theory. Thus, We hope that this inplant training serves as a stepping stone
for us in future and help me carve a niche for us in this field.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Our indebtedness and gratitude to the many individuals who have
helped to shape this report in its present form cannot be adequately conveyed
in just a few sentences. Yet we must record my immense gratitude to those
who helped me undergo this valuable learning experience at ONGC, Sub
Surface Team, Karaikal.
We take this opportunity to thank all those people who have made
this experience a memorable one. We heartily thankful to Shri. A. Jayasekran
GM (Res.) - Sub Surface Management and Shri. S. Dhanapaul CM (Res.),
SST for their co-operation and proper guidance during my training. We thank
Mr. Srikanth, AEE (Res.) for allotting an arrangement through the whole
training period.
We would also like to thank all the faculties who helped me in
completing my training which mentioned in Training Schedule.

ONGC INTERNSHIP REPORT

ONGC Cauvery Asset, Karaikal
Training Date :

28-12-15 to

01-01-16

Name of the Area : Neravy

Division : Sub surface
Dealing with : Development well
Introduction:
ONGC Cauvery Asset started at 1965 and drilled its first well at
karaikal in the year of 1985,which pproduced 5bbl/day currently
this asset has 709 wellls which includes both oil and Gas wells.
The average depth of wella are around 1500 m 2500 m. We
have 4 Offshore fields and 7 onshore Fields Cauvery Asset is the
largest producer of gas in Onshore
Cavuery basin : Pondicherry to Ramnad

Basic Geology
Types of Rock
Source rock:
Source rock refer to the rock from which Hydrocarbons have been
generated are capable of being generated.
mainly source rock are Shale based.

Migration:

Migration is the moment of HC from source rock to the reservoir

rock
Types : 1. Primary Migration
2. Secondary Migration

Reservoir rock:
Reservoir rock is the pool or storage for the accumulation of
migrated HC
mainly reservoir rocks are Sandstone and Carbonate
(Limestone+Dolomite)

Cap rock:
Cap rock is the impermeable rock which stops are seals the
further moment of HC

Trap:
Trap is the porous data in which gas,oil,water may accumulate.
Types :
1.Structural Trap
2. Stratigraphical Trap
3.Combination Trap

DPR(Daily Progressive Report)

It will be issued daily whatever be the works mentioned in DPR,
regular monitoring of each wells with the help of DPR

GTO and Well Log Data

-Mainly Sandstone formation are found in Cavuery

-Contour and Isopach map / Subsurface map

Reservoir Field Services (RFS)

Studies conducted by RFS

Gas Lift Valve functioning Test

Echometer study
Influx study
Shut-In study

Data base management; EPINET

Well file
Types of WOJ
Sand control technique,
Leak-Off Test
Bottom Hole Packers
Triple bean study
PVT Analysis
Artificial Lift

Field Visit
NRM #67
Date : 01/01/16
Problem : No Self Flow

Study : SBHP Gradient

Depth : 1800 m
Work: - Collecting oil sample
-Record EMR data through RFS van
ABBREVATION LIST
AOFP-Absolute Open Flow Potential
BHP-Bottom Hole Pressure
BS&W-Basic Sediments & Water
CHP-Choke Head Pressure
CTU-Coil Tubing Unit
ECD-Equivalent Circulation Density
EMR-Electrical Manometer Recorder
EMW-Equivalent Mud Weight
EOR-Enhanced Oil Recovery
EPINET-Exploratiion and Production Information NETwork
EPS-Exploration & Production System
ESP-Electrically Submerged Pump
FTHP-Flow-In Bottom Hole Pressure
GCS-Gas Collecting System
GGS-Group Gathering System
GLV-Gas Lift Valve

HOC-Heat Oil Circulation

LN2 Liquid Nitrogen
HP-Hydraulic Pump
IOR-Improved Oil Recovery
KMW-Kill Mud Weight
PCP-Progressive Cavity Pump
PRMS-Petroleum Resource Management System
ROP-Rate Of Penetration
SBHP-Shut-In Bottom Hole Pressure
SL-Stroke Length
SPM-Stroke Per Minute
SRP-Sucker Rod Pump
TPD-Tons Per Day
VRR-Voidage Replacement Ratio
WCR-Well Completion Report
WHP-Well Head Pressure
WOJ-Work Over Job
WSS-Well Stimulation Service

Conclusion:
We successfully completed five days IPT in Sub-Surface Team,
Cavuery Asset, Karaikal having classes with experts on different
inter-diciplinary alone with one day field visit (NRM #67) and GGS
section