152 Flow Assurance and Asset Integrity


Description:
Issues and Failures in Asset Integrity result in billions of dollar in cost, losses and deferred production in the Oil and Gas Industry. Flow related phenomena such as erosion, corrosion, brittle fracture, mechanical and thermal fatigue loading are most common failure mechanisms that are prevalent across the upstream and downstream operations. Debottlenecking production and optimizing production through chemical mitigation and remediation strategies, flow/flow regime optimization, diagnostics, inspection and maintenance strategies ensure continued operation of fields (upstream) and downstream assets. Application of these technologies are even more critical now, as the industry is faced with a challenge to reduce capital and operating expenditures.

Sponsor:
Upstream Engineering and Flow Assurance Forum


Chair:
Vikram Subramani
Senior Multiphase Engineer
Tridiagonal Solutions Inc.
Houston, TX
Phone Number: 8326131440
Email: vikram.subramani@tridiagonal.com


Papers:
The Current State of the Knowledge: Wax Deposition Modeling and Up Scaling Challenges
Nagu Daraboina, University of Tulsa; Cem Sarica, University of Tulsa
CFD Modeling of Mixed Flow Regime for Gas-Liquid Flows in Vertical Pipe
Mohammad A. Elyyan, ANSYS Inc.; Sravan Kumar Nallamothu, ANSYS Inc; Madhusuden Agrawal, ANSYS, Inc.
The Influence of Surfactants and Nanoparticles on Hydrate Formation in Water-in-Oil Emulsions
Ashwin Kumar Yegya Raman, Oklahoma State University; Clint P. Aichele, Oklahoma State University
Prospects of Amino Acids and Ionic Liquids As a Potential Gas Hydrate Inhibitors for Offshore Flow Assurance
M. Fahed Qureshi, Qatar University; Tausif Altamash, Qatar University; Majeda Khraisheh, Qatar University; M.a Saleh, Qatar University
Modeling Aqueous CO2 Corrosion in Oil/Water Mixtures
Kuochen Tsai, Shell International E&P
Abstract Submissions Closed
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