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Hydraulic Fracturing Applications

Develop practical solutions to optimise reservoir performance through effective fracturing applications

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Why Choose This Course

The Hydraulic Fracturing Applications training course gives completion engineers, production engineers and petroleum professionals a comprehensive, practical understanding of hydraulic fracturing. It covers fluid design and proppant selection alongside fracture evaluation, completion techniques and advanced multi-stage applications in horizontal wells. Participants examine fracturing fluid components, design parameters, proppant transport, fracture conductivity measurement and the interpretation of relevant data. Daily practical exercises develop an immediate, applied capability across the complete hydraulic fracturing workflow.

Hydraulic fracturing is among the most technically demanding and commercially significant well stimulation operations. Decisions concerning fracture design, execution and evaluation directly determine well productivity, treatment efficiency and long-term production performance. The course also addresses completion fluid selection, equipment types, diagnostic evaluation and multi-stage fracturing design for horizontal wells. Understanding fluid chemistry, proppant conductivity, completion equipment and the wider workflow supports better stimulation outcomes and lower lifting costs.

This Hydraulic Fracturing Applications training course will highlight:

  • Designing fracturing fluids using appropriate components and parameters
  • Selecting proppants and understanding their transport behaviour
  • Measuring fracture conductivity and interpreting treatment data
  • Evaluating fractures through relevant diagnostic methods
  • Selecting completion fluids, techniques and equipment types
  • Designing advanced multi-stage fracturing applications for horizontal wells
Why Choose Hydraulic Fracturing Applications
Course Goals

What are the Goals?

The Hydraulic Fracturing Applications Course aims to build comprehensive capability in hydraulic fracturing, covering fluid design and proppant selection, fracture evaluation, completion methods, and advanced multi-stage applications.

Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:

  • Describe the uses and historical evolution of hydraulic fracturing and recognise the principal components of fracturing fluid systems
  • Use hydraulic fracturing design parameters and considerations to create effective treatment designs
  • Assess proppant types and characteristics and use proppant transport and placement principles when making fracturing design decisions
  • Determine and interpret fracture conductivity and assess its effect on production performance after fracturing
  • Use fracture evaluation methods to interpret hydraulic fracturing data and analyse fracture geometry and conductivity
  • Assess multi-stage hydraulic fracturing concepts and apply these concepts to horizontal well completion design
  • Use diagnostic methods to evaluate and assess the quality of hydraulic fracturing treatments
  • Undertake practical exercises throughout all five days to develop immediate, applied competence in hydraulic fracturing

Who is this Training Course for?

This Hydraulic Fracturing Applications training course is designed for:

  • Hydraulic Fracturing Engineers
  • Completions Engineers
  • Production Engineers
  • Reservoir Engineers
  • Petroleum Engineers
  • Drilling Engineers
  • Well Intervention Engineers
  • Stimulation Engineers
  • Geomechanics Engineers
  • Wellsite Supervisors
Learning Approach

How will this Training Course be Presented?

The Hydraulic Fracturing Applications Course uses a structured, application-oriented learning methodology that progresses from fracturing principles and fluid design to proppant selection, fracture assessment, completion methods, and advanced multi-stage applications. Every day focuses on a separate technical area of the hydraulic fracturing workflow, with practical exercises incorporated into each session to support immediate capability building.

The course balances technical detail with practical application, enabling delegates to link fracturing principles directly to the design, execution, and evaluation decisions encountered in their professional roles.

Delivery approaches include:

  • Instructor-led training on fracturing principles, fluid chemistry, proppant science, evaluation methods, and advanced applications
  • Fracturing design activities that apply design parameters and fluid component selection to representative reservoir and well scenarios
  • Workshops on proppant selection and conductivity that assess proppant types, transport behaviour, and methods for measuring conductivity
  • Fracture assessment and data interpretation sessions that apply evaluation methods to hydraulic fracturing datasets and the analysis of fracture geometry
  • Practical activities throughout all five days that develop hands-on capability in fracturing design, evaluation, and completion application

The Course Summary & Outline

  1. Day 1
    Introduction to Hydraulic Fracturing
  2. Day 2
    Proppant Selection and Conductivity
  3. Day 3
    Hydraulic Fracturing Evaluation
  4. Day 4
    Completion Techniques and Equipment
  5. Day 5
    Advanced Topics in Hydraulic Fracturing
Recognition

Certificate

Delegates who successfully complete the Hydraulic Fracturing Applications training course are awarded the Wallstreet Academy Certificate of Completion, recognising their achievement and commitment to professional development. Participants receive 25–30 credits, with the final allocation based on their verified attendance throughout the course.

Each Guided Learning Hour represents 60 minutes of attendance. Attendance is documented in line with the quality management principles of ISO 9001:2015, supporting accurate and consistent record-keeping.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Hydraulic Fracturing Applications training course gives completion engineers, production engineers and petroleum professionals a comprehensive, practical understanding of hydraulic fracturing. It covers fluid design and proppant selection alongside fracture evaluation, completion techniques and advanced multi-stage applications in horizontal wells.

Key outcomes of this course include: determine and interpret fracture conductivity and assess its effect on production performance after fracturing; use fracture evaluation methods to interpret hydraulic fracturing data and analyse fracture geometry and conductivity; assess multi-stage hydraulic fracturing concepts and apply these concepts to horizontal well completion design. Daily practical exercises develop an immediate, applied capability across the complete hydraulic fracturing workflow.

Participants examine fracturing fluid components, design parameters, proppant transport, fracture conductivity measurement and the interpretation of relevant data. Daily practical exercises develop an immediate, applied capability across the complete hydraulic fracturing workflow. Key topics include Advanced Topics in Hydraulic Fracturing.

This course is designed for Hydraulic Fracturing Engineers, Completions Engineers, Production Engineers, Reservoir Engineers, Petroleum Engineers and Drilling Engineers. Participants examine fracturing fluid components, design parameters, proppant transport, fracture conductivity measurement and the interpretation of relevant data.

Key outcomes of this course include: describe the uses and historical evolution of hydraulic fracturing and recognise the principal components of fracturing fluid systems; use hydraulic fracturing design parameters and considerations to create effective treatment designs; assess proppant types and characteristics and use proppant transport and placement principles when making fracturing design decisions.

Yes. The Hydraulic Fracturing Applications Course uses a structured, application-oriented learning methodology that progresses from fracturing principles and fluid design to proppant selection, fracture assessment, completion methods, and advanced multi-stage applications.

Key outcomes of this course include: use diagnostic methods to evaluate and assess the quality of hydraulic fracturing treatments; undertake practical exercises throughout all five days to develop immediate, applied competence in hydraulic fracturing. Hydraulic fracturing is among the most technically demanding and commercially significant well stimulation operations.

This course is designed for Hydraulic Fracturing Engineers, Completions Engineers, Production Engineers and Reservoir Engineers. If you are unsure whether it matches your experience, our advisory team can help you choose the right level.