TITAN-PETRO provides project-based analytical support where a client needs an independent technical review, a clearly bounded modelling study or specialist input within a larger engineering programme. Each engagement begins with the decision to be supported, the available evidence and the limits of the proposed work.
Well Performance Diagnosis and Production Optimisation
A structured, evidence-led review of well behaviour to clarify supported causes of underperformance and define the next engineering decision.
Suitable questions
• What changed before the decline or loss of stable production?
• Which reservoir, near-wellbore, wellbore, liquid-loading or operating explanations are supported?
• Which additional data would distinguish competing explanations?
Typical initial deliverables
• Data suitability and limitation review
• Production behaviour assessment
• Evidence table for candidate constraints
• Uncertainty and data-gap register
• Recommended next analysis or operational review
Digital Rock and Formation Damage Modelling
A feasibility-led approach to determine whether supplied imaging and laboratory evidence can support a defensible pore-scale or formation-damage modelling study.
Suitable questions
• Is image resolution and representative volume suitable?
• Can pore, fracture and particle structures be segmented with acceptable uncertainty?
• How should contamination, drilling-fluid invasion or flowback states be represented?
Typical initial deliverables
• Image and dataset suitability assessment
• Representativeness and scale review
• Proposed model scope and assumptions
• Calibration and sensitivity plan
• Go, revise or stop recommendation
Choose the appropriate starting point
Why is a gas well underperforming? → Well Performance Diagnostic Review
Can supplied CT, image or laboratory data support the intended conclusion? → Digital Rock Feasibility Review
Detailed forecasting, economics, intervention design and field-wide prioritisation are scoped separately where required.
Scope principles
One defined technical question per initial review. Named inputs, assumptions, exclusions and authorised uses. A written deliverable and review discussion. No implied field execution, laboratory testing or statutory certification unless expressly agreed.
Discuss a Technical Question