We offer a tailor made Sendra user-course that can be held at your location. One highly experienced Sendra person will arrange the course in co-operation with you and your colleagues. Lectures and instructions are given while the participants work with Sendra. 

For enquiries about training and the product, please contact Einar Ebeltoft

Objective

The main objective of the training is to learn how to use the software package Sendra, and to become comfortable with the most important functionalities. The main feature of Sendra is based on determining flow properties – Relative permeability and Capillary pressure - which reconciles the experimental data by simulation.

Each participant will have their own computer which gives the possibility to work independently with a problem. The training is directed towards interpretation of core analysis data as it is vital with correct interpretation of the experimental data in order to determine accurate relative permeability and capillary pressure functions.

Key elements in the training are:

• Determination of relative permeabilities and/or capillary pressure
  
• Simulation and QA of the experiments from a given set of laboratory data
  
• Reconciliation of experimental data by history matching
  
• Parameter representation of the flow functions
  
• Use of the JBN- and Hagoort methods
  

Who should attend?

The training is designed primarily for people using the Sendra software for solving Special Core Analysis problems. Laboratory personnel involved with SCAL measurement and interpretation will find the training especially useful by learning how their results are interpreted, and enlightening the issue of how laboratory routines can be improved.

Training program

The training is scheduled for 4 days. The daily schedule is from 8 am – 4 pm, if not otherwise is agreed upon with the participants.

Note: The daily schedule can be discussed

Day 1

Introduction and demonstration of Sendra:

• Simulation of core flood experiments
  
• Estimation of flow functions
  
• Assessment of accuracy
  
• Sendra features
  
• Representation of relative permeability and capillary pressure
  

One highly experienced Sendra person will give a thorough presentation and introduction to Sendra.

Use of Sendra in Simulation mode. The participants will go through a number of exercises to get used to the software, and especially the input file. A leaflet of exercises will be provided.

Objective: To become familiar with Sendra, its features and the input file.

Day 2

Continue to use Sendra in simulation mode, further work with exercises and various issues related to the software and the input

Objective: To become familiar with Sendra, its features and the input file.

Day 3

Finalize the exercises connected to the Simulation mode. Start using Sendra in Parameter Estimation mode. Determination of relative permeabilities from displacement experiments by history matching of experimental data.

Objective: To use Sendra and understand Parameter Estimation and regression-based analysis. Investigate limitations of simple correlations to represent relative permeability and capillary pressure.

Day 4

Continue to use Sendra in Estimation mode and determination of flow properties from experimental data. Introduction to the JBN- and Hagoort method.

Objective: To use Sendra and understand Parameter Estimation and regression-based analysis. Investigate limitations of simple correlations to represent relative permeability and capillary pressure.

If time permits: demonstration of the 2D-option and Multi-scenario option in Sendra.