Pioneering Offshore CCUS: Technologies and Case Studies
Thursday, 8 May
610
Technical Session
This session highlights novel and transformative technologies to understand the storage potential, and deployment of selective technologies on ongoing CCUS projects. The session covers in detail modelling techniques to address flow assurance issues, pipeline network suitability, and impact on the enhance oil recovery (EOR) and CO2 storage capacity.
Session Chairperson(s)
Sponsoring Society:
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
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0930-0948 35546Employment Of 4D Building Information Modelling (BIM) In Offshore Central Processing Platform (CPP) Construction Of Malaysia's Carbon Capture Storage (CCS) Project: A Paradigm Shift In Construction Project Management
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0950-1008 35692Formulation Of Liquid-liquid And Solid-liquid Nanodispersions For Co2 Capture
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1010-1028 35867Saline Aquifers Unlocking Brazilian Carbon Storage Pathways
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1030-1048 35795Effect Of Impurities Present In The CO2Stream On Injectivity And Seal Performance In Carbon Capture And Storage
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1050-1108 35830Modeling Water Drop Out In CO2 Networks
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1110-1128 35960Rock Permeability Effect On Residual CO2 Trapping Efficiency In Carbonate Formations
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1130-1148 35971A Microstructure-based Porosity-permeability Relationship For Clay-based Formation: Implications For Geological Carbon Sequestration
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Alternate 35736An Environment-friendly Biomass Nanomaterials For Co2 Enhanced Oil Recovery And Carbon Storage In Low-permeability Oil Reservoirs
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Alternate 35887Unlocking Co2 Injection In Depleted Reservoirs: A Flow Assurance Modeling Approach For Carbon Capture And Storage
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Alternate 35840Rtp Resistance To Rapid Crack Propagation In Co2Pipelines
