Sand management is a key aspect of oil and gas production as it involves the control and removal of sand particles that can potentially damage equipment, decrease production efficiency, and even lead to complete well failure. Sand management techniques aim to prevent or mitigate sand production by understanding reservoir characteristics, selecting the right completion design, and implementing effective sand control measures. These measures include gravel packing, sand screens, chemical treatments, and other techniques that prevent sand from entering the wellbore. The sand that is produced from the well is then separated from the hydrocarbons and removed from the production stream through various methods such as cyclones, hydrocyclones, and other types of separators. Effective sand management practices not only enhance well productivity but also ensure safe and reliable operations in the oil and gas industry.