Gas hydrates present a major flow assurance challenge due to the relatively fast timescales
at which they can form, agglomerate, and plug a subsea flowline, resulting in loss of …

One of the most common and critical inorganic deposition inside flowlines in the oil and gas
industry is related to gas hydrates, which are crystalline water-based solids, formed in …

As oil and gas production moves into ultra-deep water, hydrate blockage has been a major
flow assurance issue. Transport in the form of flowing hydrate slurry is an effective method to …

Flow regimes leading to clogging of pipes exist for most multiphase flows with cohesive
particles. Although plugging is critical in many industrial and medical applications, there are …

Gas hydrate formation is rarely an issue during continuous production conditions.
Unplanned and/or extended shut-downs comprise the majority of scenarios where …

Formation and dissociation processes of gas hydrates have been studied for managing the
flow of natural gas and for develo** new natural gas resources. Recently, such studies …

Clathrate hydrates are crystals formed by guest molecules that stabilize cages of hydrogen-
bonded water molecules. Whereas thermodynamic equilibrium is well described via the van …

We present a structural digital twin system based on component-based parametric reduced
order modeling using Reduced Basis Finite Element Analysis (RB-FEA) framework. This …

Hydrate formation is an industry's primary flow assurance problem. Many variables play an
important role in hydrate formation. Some have been largely studied as sub-cooling, mean …

In offshore oil production, scheduled or emergency shutdowns of the production system may
occur due to maintenance, equipment failure, production issues, and weather-related …