... characterization results and average creep results, including creep strain rates. Creep graphs are drawn to facilitate understanding and comparison of the behaviors, along with a generalized statistical modeling of the creep-rupture surface for each fiber. The results show that the fibers designated as "Low Creep...

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... Abstract Fiber reinforced thermoplastic pipes (RTPs) are increasingly used for the transportation of oil and gas. This paper is on the development of special RTPs for the transportation of high pressure hydrogen gas. Production of hydrogen fuel is an attractive way to store renewable energy...

... Abstract As drilling muds evolve to satisfy well requirements, cementing preflush technologies need to change to ensure proper mud removal during cementing jobs. A new component—engineering-designed fiber—was added to a preflush fluid and tested in the laboratory, with promising results...

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... conducted to implement Distributed Fiber Optic Sensors (DOFS) such as Distributed Temperature and Strain Sensing (DTS/DSS) technologies in umbilicals. It also shows how these technologies have been implemented in the field for umbilical thermal and mechanical stresses monitoring. There is value to use DFOS...

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... a test sequence are described and explained. This behavior was observed in certain cyclic wear tests, and was caused by fiber-yarn bedding in, breaking out, and then re-bedding. Finally, a semi-empirical mathematical model to predict rope remaining life is described that employs the results of the " 20...

...-enter the well. This results in late detection of issues and allows limited counteractive options. A new system has been developed to actively monitor strain and temperature of wells. The system consists of three key enabling technologies: A fiber optic support device deployed at the sand face, a cost...