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A TECHNICAL REPORT ON STUDENT INDUSTRIAL WORK EXPERIENCE SCHEME
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY OWERRI
P.M.B. 1526, OWERRI
IMO STATE
A TECHNICAL REPORT ON
STUDENT INDUSTRIAL WORK EXPERIENCE SCHEME
200 LEVEL
A TECHNICAL REPORT ON STUDENT INDUSTRIAL WORK EXPERIENCE SCHEME
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY OWERRI
P.M.B. 1526, OWERRI
IMO STATE
A TECHNICAL REPORT ON STUDENT INDUSTRIAL WORK EXPERIENCE SCHEME
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY OWERRI
P.M.B. 1526, OWERRI
IMO STATE
A TECHNICAL REPORT ON
STUDENT INDUSTRIAL WORK EXPERIENCE SCHEME
A TERM PAPER ON DESIGN/SIZING OF OFFSHORE PRODUCTION FACILITIES
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF
TECHNOLOGY OWERRI
P.M.B. 1526, OWERRI
IMO STATE
A TERM PAPER ON
DESIGN/SIZING OF
OFFSHORE PRODUCTION FACILITIES
500 LEVELS
A SEMINAR ON DETERMINATION OF RHEOLOGICAL AND CORROSION PROPERTIES OF DRILLING FLUID
1.0
Introduction
Drilling muds are complex heterogeneous fluids,
consisting of several additives that were employed in drilling of oil and
natural gas wells since the early 1900. The original use of the drilling fluids
was to remove cuttings continuously. Progress in drilling engineering demanded
more sophistication from the drilling mud. In order to enhance the usage of
drilling fluids, numerous additives were introduced and a simple fluid became a
complicated mixture of liquids, solids and chemicals (Moore, 1974). As
A SEMINAR ON EFFECT OF SHALE SWELLING ON THE SUBSURFACE
INTRODUCTION
Shale or Clay swelling has been long known as one of
the major causes for formation damage in hydrocarbon reservoirs. In
conventional hydrocarbon production, most of the clay related problems occur in
the near well region, and are associated with well operations (drilling,
completion, workover, etc.). Krueger has
provided an excellent review on this subject. In enhanced oil recovery (EOR),
the potential for formation
A SEMINAR ON PIPELINE LEAK DETECTION AND SAFETY IN THE OIL INDUSTRY BY NZEKWE JUDE .O.
INTRODUCTION
Definition - What does Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) (EHS) mean?
Environmental
health and safety (EHS or HSE or SHE) is the department in a company or an
organization involved in environmental protection, safety at work, occupational
health and safety, compliance and best practices. EHS aims to prevent and
reduce accidents, emergencies and health issues at work.
Oil companies are feeling
more and more pressure to reduce environmental pollution caused by their
services or production processes, and reduce accidents in the workplaces
ensuring better health of their employees and the third parties. Some of these
compulsions are required by law, demanded by their customers, or the owner’s
aspirations for higher quality production. EHS ensures a systematic method of
prevention of accidents and emergencies including fire, solid or liquid waste
management, reduction of environmental footprints and use of carbon energy,
improving safety and health of the workers, employee ergonomics and confirming
a risk free workplace. EHS also aims to prevent workers from suffering from
occupational diseases.
Formation of the US
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the 1970s initiated the requirement of
environmental management. Soon after it was followed by other regulatory
systems at the state levels. The Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970,
required many other compliances for the industries to protect employees. In the
1990s the EHS started functioning at the company level. Professionals were
required to reassess and redesign the production processes to become more
eco-friendly and health risk free. ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 have set standards
of EHS internationally.
A SEMINAR ON PIPELINE LEAK DETECTION AND SAFETY IN THE OIL INDUSTRY BY NZEKWE JUDE .O.
INTRODUCTION
Definition - What does Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) (EHS) mean?
Environmental
health and safety (EHS or HSE or SHE) is the department in a company or an
organization involved in environmental protection, safety at work, occupational
health and safety, compliance and best practices. EHS aims to prevent and
reduce accidents, emergencies and health issues at work.
Oil companies are feeling
more and more pressure to reduce environmental pollution caused by their
services or production processes, and reduce accidents in the workplaces
ensuring better health of their employees and the third parties. Some of these
compulsions are required by law, demanded by their customers, or the owner’s
aspirations for higher quality production. EHS ensures a systematic method of
prevention of accidents and emergencies including fire, solid or liquid waste
management, reduction of environmental footprints and use of carbon energy,
improving safety and health of the workers, employee ergonomics and confirming
a risk free workplace. EHS also aims to prevent workers from suffering from
occupational diseases.
Formation of the US
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the 1970s initiated the requirement of
environmental management. Soon after it was followed by other regulatory
systems at the state levels. The Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970,
required many other compliances for the industries to protect employees. In the
1990s the EHS started functioning at the company level. Professionals were
required to reassess and redesign the production processes to become more
eco-friendly and health risk free. ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 have set standards
of EHS internationally.
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