Offshore Flow Assurance Technologies
Thursday, 8 May
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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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0200-0218 35824Controlling Joule-Thomson Cooling In Wellhead Equipment In Subsea CO2 Injection Wells
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0220-0238 35615Flexible Coiled Tubing Implementation For Subsea Hydrate Remediation - Campos Basin Field Application
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0240-0258 35986Using Near Infrared Technology To Optimize Lean Meg Recovery Processes In Offshore Facilities. A Case Study From The Asgard Field
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0300-0318 35641Well Testing In New Frontiers: Lessons Learned And Best Practices From An Ultra-deepwater Well-testing Campaign In Namibia.
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0320-0338 35554The Synergistic Effects Of Ultrasonic Acoustic Cavitation With Chemical Dissolvers On Calcium Sulfate Scale Dissolution
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0340-0358 35922Probabilistic Assisted History Matching Approach For Production Prediction And Flow Assurance Assessment
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Alternate 35517Flow Assurance In Subsea Flow And Safety Systems At The Jubilee Field
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Alternate 35856Hydrate Reformation Characteristics In Offshore Natural Gas Hydrate Reservoir Using The Horizontal Well Depressurization Production
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Alternate 35567Experimental Validation Of A Multiphysics Model For A Cold Flow Unit
