Offshore Flow Assurance Technologies
Thursday, 8 May
Room 604
Technical Session
This session highlights advances in technologies related to hydrate and scale formation and discusses operational practices to handle challenges of flow assurance, such as hydrate formation, in ultra-deepwater. Participants will gain insights about model studies in subsea CO2 injection wells to mitigate the risk of hydrate formation; flexible coiled tubing for subsea hydrate remediation; near infrared technology to optimize chemical treatment; and best practices of well testing in ultra deepwater wells to alleviate flow assurance issues, such as wax deposition and hydrate formation.
Session Chairperson(s)
Sponsoring Society:
- American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
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1400-1418 35824Controlling Joule-Thomson Cooling in Wellhead Equipment in Subsea CO2 Injection Wells
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1420-1438 35615Flexible Coiled Tubing Implementation for Subsea Hydrate Remediation - Campos Basin Field Application
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1440-1458 35517Flow Assurance in Subsea Flow and Safety Systems at The Jubilee Field
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1500-1518 35641Well Testing in New Frontiers: Lessons Learned and Best Practices From an Ultra-Deepwater Well Testing Campaign in Namibia
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1520-1538 35554The Synergistic Effects of Ultrasonic Acoustic Cavitation with Chemical Dissolvers on Calcium Sulfate Scale Dissolution
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1540-1558 35922Probabilistic Assisted History Matching Approach for Production Prediction and Flow Assurance Assessment
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1600-1618 35567Experimental Validation of a Multiphysics Model For a Cold Flow Unit
