Course Overview:
Offshore production depends on subsea equipment and structures that must ensure the transfer of fluids between production units at sea level and wellheads at sea bottom. The understanding of such facilities is the base of the subsea engineer formation.
Course Topics:
• Subsea field development
• Marine production Units
• Subsea Distribution Systems
• Subsea control
• Subsea Power Supply
• Subsea Manifolds
• Subsea Connections and Jumpers
• Subsea Wellheads and Trees
• Subsea field development
• Marine production Units
• Subsea Distribution Systems
• Subsea control
• Subsea Power Supply
• Subsea Manifolds
• Subsea Connections and Jumpers
• Subsea Wellheads and Trees
Course Objectives:
At the end of this course you should be able to:
• Identify the types of equipments employed to subsea oil and gas production;
• Understand the basic operation and the main components of subsea equipments;
• Have the capability to select the design parameters of a subsea production system;
• Be aware of the new frontiers in terms of subsea equipments.
At the end of this course you should be able to:
• Identify the types of equipments employed to subsea oil and gas production;
• Understand the basic operation and the main components of subsea equipments;
• Have the capability to select the design parameters of a subsea production system;
• Be aware of the new frontiers in terms of subsea equipments.
Course Fees:
All registration fees are in Brazilian Reais. USD costs are accurate at the time of conversion but may vary per conversion rates at time of purchase. (Fees include Professional Course Guide)
Early Bird ASME Member (through April 30, 2012) : $645 USD / R$ 1100
Early Bird Non-ASME Member (through April 30, 2012) : $745 USD / R$ 1275
Regular Registration ASME Member (after April 30, 2012): $695 USD / R$ 1200
Regular Registration Non-ASME Member (after April 30, 2012): - $795 USD / R$ 1375
Course Attendees:
The course is suggested to engineers and technicians that would like to be involved in activities related to maritime oil and gas production. It is also important to allow that the professional can recognize new opportunities of future personal evolution in subsea engineering.
The course is suggested to engineers and technicians that would like to be involved in activities related to maritime oil and gas production. It is also important to allow that the professional can recognize new opportunities of future personal evolution in subsea engineering.
Course Venue:
Hotel Windsor Barra
Avenida Lucio, 2630
Barra de Tijuca
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
(21) 2195-5000
Avenida Lucio, 2630
Barra de Tijuca
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
(21) 2195-5000
Instructors:
Ilson Paranhos Pasqualino
Lecturer
Ocean Engineering Department - COPPE/Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
Ilson Paranhos Pasqualino
Lecturer
Ocean Engineering Department - COPPE/Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
Course Agenda
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Cancellation/Refunds
Cancellations made through May 21, 2012 will receive a refund, less the non-refundable registration fee of R$345 (approx. $200). Refunds are not available after May 21, 2012. Substitutions for individuals enrolled may be made until June 18, 2012.
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Cancellation/Refunds
Cancellations made through May 21, 2012 will receive a refund, less the non-refundable registration fee of R$345 (approx. $200). Refunds are not available after May 21, 2012. Substitutions for individuals enrolled may be made until June 18, 2012.
ASME-IPTI reserves the right to cancel a course if enrollment is insufficient to ensure maximum effectiveness. This decision is made approximately two weeks before the course begins. If this occurs, enrollees will receive a full refund or be given the opportunity to transfer to another course date. Keep our cancellation policy in mind when making airline reservations, as ASME-IPTI cannot be responsible for fees charged for canceling or changing your airline ticket. Students are responsible for handling all travel arrangements and the costs associated with their travel.
For Course and Registration questions please contact Lydia Serenil, serenill@asme.org or 281-493-3491.
