
F.A.S.T. Piper™ Training Course
Who Should Attend: Engineers and technologists interested in maximizing their gathering system inflow in an economical manner. The course is designed for both experienced and new F.A.S.T. Piper™ users to get exposure to the GIS interface in Version 7.2 and to learn a process for modeling gas gathering systems from the reservoir to delivery point.
General Notes: 2 Day Course. Basic Windows navigation skills are recommended prior to attending.

Course Description
F.A.S.T. Piper™ 2 Day Course
Hands on training with the GIS interface teaches the user how to use the onscreen editing tools and various imports (image file(s), shape file(s), F.A.S.T. RTA™, F.A.S.T. CBM™ and other data files). This course will focus on software usage, navigation, data requirements, data input and basic modeling strategies.
Participants will learn the following:
- Capabilities of F.A.S.T. Piper™
- Importing maps and data
- Construction of the surface facilities using on-screen editing tools
- Designation of pipeline loops
- Model calibration techniques (i.e. identify stagnant liquids)
- Differentiate between various deliverability models
- Generation of a blow down case model using reservoir models from F.A.S.T. RTA™
- Techniques used to verify forecast results
- Using various diagnostics to identify system bottlenecks
- Generation of optimization forecasts and schedule changes in the future
Course Topics
- Geographical referencing of facilities in F.A.S.T. Piper™
- Building gathering systems using the on-screen editing tools & imports
- Pressure loss correlations
- Modeling pipeline loops
- Deliverability and reserves
- Modeling compression
- Modeling procedure