Resources

Find your next step

Follow an ordered reading path through existing PetroSmart guides. Start with the prerequisites, work through the examples and use the linked resources to continue.

Drilling and well control

Build from drilling-fluid measurements to trajectory calculations and pressure interpretation.

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Reservoir and production

Follow the path from rock and fluid properties to volumes and production behaviour.

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Facilities and integrity

Connect piping and equipment fundamentals with measurement, protection and integrity.

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Petroleum economics and development

Move from well cost classification to a development decision and investment comparison.

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Drilling and well control

Reservoir and production

Facilities and integrity

Petroleum economics and development

Continue to tools, downloads and existing resources

Explore practical tools, technical articles and learning channels for petroleum engineering.

Engineering calculator

Well Productivity Index Calculator

Explore well productivity, inflow performance relationships (IPR), Vogel and Fetkovich models, gas well IPR, nodal analysis, and skin effects in an interactive tool.

This tool is intended for educational use. Check the assumptions, units and results independently before applying them to an engineering decision.

Technical articles

Read technical guides on drilling, reservoir engineering, petroleum processing, piping and HSE.

Well testing and reservoir analysis

Start with well testing fundamentals, then explore pressure-transient interpretation and falloff analysis.

Learn and connect

Visit our YouTube channel for learning videos, or join our Telegram group for community discussions.

Reproduce the worked examples

Download the PetroSmart engineering worked examples (ZIP): synthetic oil and gas case studies, declared assumptions, calculation script, numerical results and hydrate illustration data. Educational examples only; these files do not define field operating procedures or a certified engineering design.

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