... The explosion consequences depend on the size and location of the flammable cloud, the location of the ignition source and the reactivity of the fuel. Yes Hydrogen vs conventional hydrocarbons The physical properties of hydrogen differ from other conventional hydrocarbons historically more commonly...

... Abstract The O&G industry has been producing hydrocarbons from subsea reservoirs for several decades. However, there is a technological gap in the ability to reliably detect and quantify dissolved gases within the water column. This technological gap has in turn led to a scientific gap...

... as lighter cushion fluids are produced out of the well and are replaced by mud, completion brine or spent stimulation fluids returns, before formation hydrocarbons start flowing into the wellbore and help re-establish and maintain underbalance conditions. Managing such unwanted conditions require detailed...

... Abstract Following years of deliberation, the European Union released a Recommendation on unconventional hydrocarbons and a related Communication in 2014. Although these documents are not legally binding on member states, they are nevertheless of great significance as they indicate...

... test data is in the optimisation of well production where well stream parameters can be altered to maximise hydrocarbon production levels. However, recent first-hand audit experience by DECC suggests that well test measurement systems may not be operating at their optimal levels. For instance, primary...

... hydrocarbon society of petroleum engineers in-role development case study delivery Introduction The most important asset that any business or organization has is its people. The success or otherwise of any business entity is directly related to the quality of its personnel and the ability...

... or wireline. To isolate subsea the barrier will have to also be able to cut the wireline /coil tubing. Node 3 Within this node there is hydrocarbon flow to the mobile offshore drilling unit (MODU) with no equipment in the bore. Node 2 The position of the tool string is assumed to be either above...

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... Abstract Exploration challenges are increasing every day since easy-to-access hydrocarbon resources have been mostly exploited in past decades and the search for profitable deep-water plays is increasing worldwide. The approach is not only to look for hydrocarbons in new areas, but also to look...

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... mandrel that expands to seal the annulus and create a permanent seal when it contacts liquid hydrocarbon or water in both cased or openhole environments. Five wells have been completed in Vasai East field to date with swellable packers in conjunction with pre-perforated liners or sliding sleeves. PLT...

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... of water into the production process systems. When water breaks through to the well completion, it tends to increase and becomes preferentially produced, thereby reducing the volume of produced hydrocarbons. This phenomenon adds cost to the well operation because of the requirement to lift, separate, treat...

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... of management activity include: total hydrocarbon content (THC) including aromatics (PAHs, BTEX, and naphthalene), organic acids and phenols; alkylphenols - two groups, C1–C3, and C4–C9; heavy metals - arsenic, lead, cadmium, copper, chromium, mercury, nickel, zinc; radionuclides; and production chemicals...

... neutron captures data to reservoir simulation enhancement and horizontal well planning in a field exploited mainly by water injection technology. gas cap drilling perforation kútfejnyomás log analysis extract bypassed hydrocarbon well logging information upstream oil & gas alul...

... In addition,OSPAR Recommendation 2001/1 requires that the 15% reduction be a reduction of the total quantity of oil content.§ 7.6 of the Recommendation explains that "total hydrocarbons can be determined by the appropriate sum of analytical results of the application of the agreed reference...

... parts of the system in different ways. Even the basic understanding of this concept can help to resolve traditional conflicts between disciplines. For example, reserves optimization (maximizing reservoir hydrocarbon withdrawal over the life of a field) may best be achieved by using reservoir...

.... The technologies are suitable for different produced water compositions. The components in the produced water that contribute to the environmental impact are mainly: aliphatic hydrocarbons, heavy aromatic compounds (PAH), alkylated phenols and man added production chemicals. At several Statoil operated fields...