Correlation for Predicting Hydrate Formation
Fatma Janna
Abstract
Fatma Janna
Abstract
One of the common issues occurred with gas production or transmission is the formation of gas hydrates, which can result in an expensive remedial when they plug the oil and gas pipelines. Therefore, knowing the noteworthy conditions at which hydrate gas perform and prevent the hydrate structure to form is a critical deal to manage. Somehow, the most ideal approach to know the hydrate development temperature and pressure is by doing laboratory experiment. Since this practice requires extensive amount of time and money, predicting hydrate development by utilizing correlations is the answer of knowing at which conditions hydrate to form and to prevent it.
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One of the common issues occurred with gas production or transmission is the formation of gas hydrates, which can result in an expensive remedial when they plug the oil and gas pipelines. Therefore, knowing the noteworthy conditions at which hydrate gas perform and prevent the hydrate structure to form is a critical deal to manage. Somehow, the most ideal approach to know the hydrate development temperature and pressure is by doing laboratory experiment. Since this practice requires extensive amount of time and money, predicting hydrate development by utilizing correlations is the answer of knowing at which conditions hydrate to form and to prevent it.
Key concepts: Clathrate hydrate, Hydrate, Petroleum engineering, Pipeline transport, Natural gas, Chemistry, Environmental science, Geology