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Providing quick response time and accurate detection of small leaks in multiphase pipelines is of great importance for risk mitigation in the oil and gas industry. The emphasis of implementing state-of-the-art technologies to mitigate both safety and…

Providing quick response time and accurate detection of small leaks in multiphase pipelines is of great importance for risk mitigation in the oil and gas industry. The emphasis of implementing state-of-the-art technologies to mitigate both safety and…

Leak detection in pipelines has been a prevalent issue for several decades. Pipeline leaks from sources such as small cracks and pinholes are termed chronic leaks, as they have the potential of going unnoticed for long time periods, causing both…

The liquid loading is one of the most frequently encountered phenomena in the transportation of gas pipeline, reducing the transmission efficiency and threatening the flow assurance. However, most of the traditional mechanism models are…

A leak from subsea pipelines has been a serious problem in deepwater operations because of its potential threat to surrounding marine environments, significant monetary loss from the delay of hydrocarbon production, and difficulty in detection and…

Leak detection in pipelines has been a prevalent issue for several decades. Pipeline leaks from sources such as small cracks and pinholes are termed chronic leaks, as they have the potential of going unnoticed for long time periods, causing both…

Multiphase flows are of paramount importance in the oil and gas industry, considering that most petroleum industries produce and transport oil and gas simultaneously. However, systematic research on pipeline leakage conveying more than one phase at a…

Leak detection, diagnostics, and prediction constitute a crucial phase of the flow assurance risk management process for onshore and offshore pipelines. There are a variety of techniques and algorithms that can be deployed to address each aspect. To…

A leak from subsea pipelines has been a serious problem in deepwater operations because of its potential threat to surrounding marine environments, significant monetary loss from the delay of hydrocarbon production, and difficulty in detection and…

Leak detection in pipelines has been a prevalent issue for several decades. Pipeline leaks from sources such as small cracks and pinholes are termed chronic leaks, as they have the potential of going unnoticed for long time periods, causing both…

Multiphase flows are of paramount importance in the oil and gas industry, considering that most petroleum industries produce and transport oil and gas simultaneously. However, systematic research on pipeline leakage conveying more than one phase at a…

Leak detection, diagnostics, and prediction constitute a crucial phase of the flow assurance risk management process for onshore and offshore pipelines. There are a variety of techniques and algorithms that can be deployed to address each aspect. To…

Absorbers, regenerators and related pipelines in natural gas process plants contain coupled processes of multiphase flow, phase equilibrium, reaction equilibrium and energy transport. It is very difficult to analyze the complex process. To better…

The accurate simulation of upward multiphase flow of hydrate slurry in the annulus is one of the key scientific unsolved issues in natural gas hydrate solid fluidization exploitation. In this work, the upward multiphase flow of hydrate slurry in a…

The rapid advancements in the computational abilities of numerical simulations have attracted researchers to work on the area of reactive transport in porous media to improve the hydrocarbon production processes from mature reservoirs. In the…

Liquid holdup is one of the most significant parameters in multiphase flow. Accurate measurement of liquid holdup is required to calculate pressure drops in oil and gas wells which is essential in analyzing the well production, performance, well…

In the petroleum industry, the transport of offshore crude oil via pipelines may suffer damage known as wax precipitation. This reduces the flow capacity of the crude oil, reducing its transport efficiency. Under extreme conditions, this may also…

Multiphase flows are of paramount importance in the oil and gas industry, considering that most petroleum industries produce and transport oil and gas simultaneously. However, systematic research on pipeline leakage conveying more than one phase at a…

Although the problem of wax deposition in multiphase transportation pipelines have been addressed and some related wax deposition models have been developed in recent years, the complex wax deposition paths derived from the potential variety of flow…

Different from the conventional transportation of oil-water mixtures, we proposed a method to reduce pipeline corrosion based on a concept of flow management, where the mixed fluids were firstly separated into oil and water and then a batch…

Numerical models are a critical tool for forecasting subsurface multiphase flow associated with geologic carbon storage. The uncertainty of model results stems from many factors, including uncertainty in multiphase flow parameters. Specifically,…

The study of characteristics of natural gas hydrate slurry formation and flow with wax crystals and anti-agglomerates, is of great significance for the implementation of hydrate slurry technology in deep water waxy oil and gas fields to solve…

Sloshing control is key in the offshore storage and transportation of petroleum and other liquid phased products such as liquid natural gas (LNG). It is of interest in the enhancement of the structural stability of offshore platforms and floating…

The accurate simulation of upward multiphase flow of hydrate slurry in the annulus is one of the key scientific unsolved issues in natural gas hydrate solid fluidization exploitation. In this work, the upward multiphase flow of hydrate slurry in a…

Sand production, which poses a great challenge for sustainable methane gas production, is commonly encountered during natural gas extraction from unconsolidated hydrate-bearing sediments. However, studies on the subject are still limited. This paper…

Multiphase flows are of paramount importance in the oil and gas industry, considering that most petroleum industries produce and transport oil and gas simultaneously. However, systematic research on pipeline leakage conveying more than one phase at a…

Natural gas hydrate, as a kind of clean and environmental-friendly energy, has large reserves and attract great attention in recent years. In the past 20 years, exploration and reserves prediction for natural gas hydrate reservoirs have been widely…

An approach to modeling the processes of non-isothermal multiphase flow in oil reservoir is considered. The approach is based on implicit calculation of pressure using the finite element method and explicit calculation of phase saturations. The…

Porosity is an important property of source rocks with implications on petroleum storage and expulsion. The evolution of porosity over geologic time-scales is controlled by coupled processes such as compaction, geothermal heating, kerogen kinetics,…

The safe transportation of waxy crude oil is a key in the field of pipeline gathering and transportation. The motion characteristics of an oil droplet in water for safe transportation are numerically analyzed in this paper. The mathematical model of…

The presence of gas, oil and water in one system triggers complications in the process of transporting products of the oil and gas exploration. Upon handling a multiphase flow, formation of hydrate and plugging of the pipeline system causes a severe…

In the petroleum industry, the transport of offshore crude oil via pipelines may suffer damage known as wax precipitation. This reduces the flow capacity of the crude oil, reducing its transport efficiency. Under extreme conditions, this may also…

Hypothesis The macroscopic movement of subsurface fluids involved in CO2 storage, groundwater, and petroleum engineering applications is controlled by interfacial forces in the pores of rocks. Recent advances in modelling these systems has arisen…

In the petroleum industry, the transport of offshore crude oil via pipelines may suffer damage known as wax precipitation. This reduces the flow capacity of the crude oil, reducing its transport efficiency. Under extreme conditions, this may also…

A clear understanding of multiphase flow with phase change is of great significance in productivity evaluation, process optimization, and production analysis, which is one of the focus issues of underbalanced drilling. In the process of underbalanced…

In the petroleum industry, the transport of offshore crude oil via pipelines may suffer damage known as wax precipitation. This reduces the flow capacity of the crude oil, reducing its transport efficiency. Under extreme conditions, this may also…

The measurement of void fraction in multiphase flow is important for a wide range of industrial processes. Existing methods for void fraction measurement require intrusive, expensive and potentially hazardous equipments which constrict the flow,…

A transient simulation tool for the gas hydrate slurry flow is crucial for hydrate flow assurance in the petroleum industry. In this work, we propose a new transient model for gas hydrate slurry flow in oil-dominated flowlines. A two-fluid model and…

Multiphase flows are of paramount importance in the oil and gas industry, considering that most petroleum industries produce and transport oil and gas simultaneously. However, systematic research on pipeline leakage conveying more than one phase at a…

The gas–liquid flow behavior laden by hydrate particles is significant for the flow assurance of submarine natural gas hydrate production. An integrated multiphase flow model considering the coalescence and breakage of bubbles and hydrate particles…

Intermittent fluid flow has recently been identified as an important transport mode for processes involving subsurface multiphase fluids such as CO2 storage and natural gas production. However, due to experimental limitations, it has not been…

A dynamic analysis model for natural gas hydrate (NGH) production riser was established considering the internal phase transition of hydrate multiphase flow and the external marine environmental loads. The model was numerically discretized by the…

High-resolution X-ray imaging combined with a steady-state flow experiment is used to demonstrate how pore-scale displacement affects macroscopic properties in an altered-wettability microporous carbonate, where porosity and fluid saturation can be…

CO2 huff-n-puff is one of the most important methods to enhanced oil recovery, which can simultaneously improve oil production and achieve CO2 geological storage. Due to the fluctuation of formation pressure, water-oil-CO2 three phase migration in…

Oil spill caused by the erosion in elbows is widely encountered in long-distance crude oil transmission pipelines and will lead to a considerable economic loss and potential safety hazards. In order to prevent the equipment failure and evaluate the…

To study two-phase flow splitting at a T-junction, Parallel vertical riser pipelines were set up in the laboratory. Each of these pipelines was completely symmetrical. The experiment was conducted with various combinations of gas velocity and liquid…

Hypothesis The macroscopic movement of subsurface fluids involved in CO2 storage, groundwater, and petroleum engineering applications is controlled by interfacial forces in the pores of rocks. Recent advances in modelling these systems has arisen…

The safe transportation of waxy crude oil is a key in the field of pipeline gathering and transportation. The motion characteristics of an oil droplet in water for safe transportation are numerically analyzed in this paper. The mathematical model of…

Different from the conventional transportation of oil-water mixtures, we proposed a method to reduce pipeline corrosion based on a concept of flow management, where the mixed fluids were firstly separated into oil and water and then a batch…

The shortage of new light oil reservoirs increases the need to explore heavy oil reserves and to deal with viscosity issues on their transportation through pipelines. An attractive procedure to reduce energy consumption of this operation is to pump…
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