365 In Honor of Marco Satyro I (Invited Talks)


Description:
This session is to honor the life and work of the Marco Satyro. Invited presentations only.

Sponsor:
Thermodynamics and Transport Properties


Chair:
Paul M. Mathias
Fluor Corporation
Aliso Viejo, CA
Email: Paul.M.Mathias@Fluor.com

Co-chairs:
John M. Shaw
University of Alberta
Chemical and Materials Engineering
Edmonton, AB
T2G 2G6
Email: jmshaw@ualberta.ca

Walter G. Chapman
Rice University
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Houston, TX
77005
Email: wgchap@rice.edu


Papers:
365a
Heavy Oil and Bitumen Complex Viscosity Simulation – Impacts of Phase Behavior on Rheology
John M. Shaw, University of Alberta; Sepideh Mortazavi-Manesh, University of Alberta; Mildred Becerra, University of Alberta
365b
Maxwell and Marco: Thermophysical Property Needs of Rate-Based Process Simulation Tools
Ross Taylor, Clarkson University
365c
The Expanded Fluid Concept for Transport Property Correlations
Harvey W. Yarranton, University of Calgary; Francisco Ramos-Pallares, University of Calgary; Shawn D. Taylor, Schlumberger
365d
Grid Evaluation of Pure-Compound Properties
Vladimir Diky, National Institute of Standards and Technology; Andrei Kazakov, National Institute of Standards and Technology; Kenneth Kroenlein, National Institute of Standards and Technology
365e
Water Content of Natural Gas Systems in Equilibrium with an Aqueous or a Hydrate Phase – Experimental Measurements and Molecular Modeling
Walter G. Chapman, Rice University; Wael A. Fouad, Petroleum Institute; Kyoo Song, Rice University; Kenneth R. Cox, Rice University
365f
When Experimental and Predicted Data Are in Conflict, What Should We Trust?
Ala Bazyleva, National Institute of Standards and Technology; Eugene Paulechka, National Institute of Standards and Technology; Vladimir Diky, National Institute of Standards and Technology; Joseph W. Magee, National Institute of Standards and Technology; Kenneth Kroenlein, National Institute of Standards and Technology
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