ROCK MECHANICS – Available Online
JADWAL TRAINING ONLINE
10 – 11 Februari 2021 | Rp 2.500.000,- Online Training
08 – 09 Maret 2021 | Rp 2.500.000,- Online Training
08 – 09 April 2021 | Rp 2.500.000,- Online Training
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ROCK MECHANICS COURSE OVERVIEW
Understanding the stress, strain, and failure mechanics of rocks and their response to earth stresses can lead to enormous economic benefits in all phases of mining development. Over the last ten years, rock mechanics has emerged as a critical technology capable of lowering financial risk in drilling and well completions, qualifying exploration and development opportunities, and improving hydrocarbon productivity. Rock mechanics is a vital decision-making tool for high-angle and horizontal drilling, deepwater drilling, massive hydraulic fracturing, and completing poorly cemented formations. New theory and experimental methods as well as straightforward computer modeling techniques have provided insight into developing prospects in complex geological basins and harsh drilling environments. In Applied Rock Mechanics training, participants are provided with basic theory, laboratory demonstrations, hands-on exercises, and computer modeling demonstrations. In addition to a comprehensive manual, software is provided for the student to perform wellbore stability calculations. The practical application of rock mechanics is emphasized. Applied Rock Mechanics training is designed to familiarize engineers and geoscientists with the necessary tools for immediate field application.
ROCK MECHANICS COURSE OBJECTIVES
- Determine the stress, strain, and failure mechanics of rocks;
- Apply rock mechanics concepts and generate economic economics benefits ini mine design stability (this training leads to slope stability)
ROCK MECHANICS COURSE CONTENTS
- Introduction to rock mechanics and geomechanical principals
- Basic mechanics: Stress and strain, elasticity, linear and non-linear effects, brittle and ductile rock behavior, poroelasticity, time-dependent-effects, consolidation and creep, normal and shear forces, hoop stresses, the Kirsch solution, 2-D and 3-D stress components, tensors, the stress ellipsoid, and basic rock failure (Mohr-Coulomb theory)
- Rock mechanical properties: Ability to bear stresses, compressive strength, tensile strength, deformation response to stresses, elastic moduli, Poissons ratio
- Slope stability
- Apply rock mechanics concepts and generate economic economics benefits ini mine design stability
- Pressure, stresses, and loads: Principal stresses, in-situ stress regime, total-stress and effective-stress, temperature effects, nature and origin of pore pressure
- Geomechanics and structural geology: Faulting and folding, tectonics, regional structural analysis, regional and localized stress
- Wellbore and field measurement of in-situ (earth) stresses: Stresses around boreholes, overburden stress, horizontal stresses, leakoff tests, mini-frac tests, formation testers, other pressure transient techniques, and tool deployment
- Overview of common rock mechanics tests (lab demonstrations): unconfined compression, triaxial compression, hydrostatic compression, poly-axial, multi-stage triaxial, thick-walled cylinder, direct tensile strength, indirect (Brazilian) tensile strength, direct shear, uniaxial strain (compaction), and quick look (rock hardness) and scratch tests
- Stress orientation techniques: Geological/mapping methods, wireline logging techniques, analastic strain recovery, differential strain curve analysis, acoustic anisotropy
- Elastic, plastic, and viscous models of rock behavior: Deformation mechanisms and common models used in petroleum related rock mechanics
- Slope stability and case histories (software demonstration)
- Sand control: Review of sand production mechanisms, completion techniques in unstable formations, gravel pack design, special liners and screens, and case histories
- Wireline log predicted mechanical properties: density logging, acoustic logging, Biot theory, dipole and multi-pole (dynamic) acoustic logging, seismic data and Amplitude Versus Offset (AVO), and shear- and compressional-wave anistropy (lab demonstration)
- Data integration
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This training is recommended to be followed by: Drilling engineers, completion engineers, exploration and development geologists, engineers, core and log analysts, geophysicists and development staff.
COURSE INSTRUCTOR
- Untung Sukamto, M.T. & Team
Instructors are lecturers from UPN Veteran Yogyakarta, with a Master of Mining Engineering. He is a practitioner in the field of mining and often became an instructor in various training, workshops, and seminars in the field of mining in various companies.
COURSE METHODS
- Lecturing
- Discussion/Sharing
- Case Study
- Simulation
- Evaluation
JADWAL TRAINING ONLINE 2021
JADWAL TRAINING ONLINE
- Batch 1 : 28 – 29 Januari 2021
- Batch 2 : 10 – 11 Februari 2021
- Batch 3 : 08 – 09 Maret 2021
- Batch 4 : 08 – 09 April 2021
- Batch 5 : 20 – 21 Mei 2021
- Batch 6 : 07 – 08 Juni 2021
- Batch 7 : 05 – 06 Juli 2021
- Batch 8 : 18 – 19 Agustus 2021
- Batch 9 : 02 – 03 September 2021
- Batch 10 : 13 – 14 Oktober 2021
- Batch 11 : 08 – 09 November 2021
- Batch 12 : 08 – 09 Desember 2021
PENYELENGGARAAN DIBAGI 2 SESI PER HARI
- SESI 1: Pukul 09.00 – 11.30 WIB
- SESI 2: Pukul 13.00 – 15.30 WIB
VIA APLIKASI ZOOM
- Peserta diwajibkan menginstall aplikasi zoom di laptop
- Peserta akan mendapatkan softfile modul format pdf
BIAYA DAN FASILITAS TRAINING ONLINE
BIAYA:
Publish Rate: Rp.2.500.000,-/ participant
INCLUDE:
- Qualified Instructor
- Softfile modul/materi format pdf
- Sertifikat (dikirimkan via jasa pengiriman)
EXCLUDE:
- Pajak (VAT/PPN)
APPLIED ROCK MECHANICS