Gas Well Deliquification: Solutions to Gas Well Liquid Loading Problems - Hardcover

Lea Jr., James F.; Nickens, Henry V.; Wells BSc(Hons) MD FRCPathMBBCh MScMed(Emergency Medicine) DipPEC(SA) FCEM(SA), Mike

9780750677240: Gas Well Deliquification: Solutions to Gas Well Liquid Loading Problems

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0750677244 ISBN 13: 9780750677240

Publisher: Gulf Professional Publishing, 2003

No other book on the market offers such a turnkey solution to the problem of liquid interference in gas wells. Gas Well Deliquification contains not only descriptions of the various methods of de-watering gas wells, but also compares the various methods with a view toward explaining the suitability of each under particular circumstances. The material is presented as practical information that can be immediately applied, rather than a theoretical treatment. And, includes useful historical methods, but focuses on the latest techniques for de-watering gas wells.

* Only book on market to offer a turnkey solution to the problem of liquid interference in gas wells

* Contains descriptions of the various methods of de-watering gas wells, as well as comparing the various methods with a view to explaining the suitability of each under particular circumstances

* Introduces material as practical information that can be immediately applied, rather than a theoretical treatment.

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Review:

"...the only book in the market that offers a turnkey solution to the problem of liquid interference in gas wells.It is a useful book for every engineer, scientist, and researcher who has ever faced the challenge of investigating gas well production and optimization. I will recommend that if you work in the artificial lift, gas field and well optimization area, you have this practical reference available."
Saeid Mokhatab
Chairman of Natural Gas Engineering Editorial Advisory Board

Gas Well Deliquification by Professor James F. Lea, et al., introduces the subject of liquid loading problems and discusses how to distinguish them from other possible well problems. The book covers the methods of solving the problems, how to apply the various solutions, and the advantages and disadvantages of each. It describes various methods of dewatering gas wells, comparing them and explaining the suitability of each under particular circumstances. The material is presented as practical information that can be immediately applied, rather than simply theory. Useful historical methods are discribed, but the focus is on the latest techniques. Solutions range from simple application of smaller ID tubing to complex artificial-lift methods.-World Oil, February 2007

About the Author:

James F. Lea, Jr. is the Chair of the Petroleum Engineering Department of Texas Tech University, where he has taught since 1999. Previous to his teaching experience, Dr. Lea worked in the industry for 20 years for Amoco as a special research associate and team leader of the Optimization and Production Group. He taught at the University of Arkansas from 1975 to 1978, and, before that, he worked as a senior research engineer at the famed Sun Oil Company in Richardson, Texas. Dr. Lea holds 8 patents and has co-authored 2 books, including one from Pennwell, and has himself authored numerous articles.

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