The poster is on numerical model, and an introductory work on using the Fluid-Structure Interaction Model Of Abaqus To Analyse The Flow Of Oil/Gas In The Pipes In Deep Se

Amaechi, Chiemela Victor

Ye, Jianqiao

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Numerical Modeling of Oil/Gas Flow in the Pipes in Deep SeaAmaechi Chiemela Victor1st Year PhD Student – Engineering DepartmentSupervisor: Prof. Jianqiao YeEmail: c.amaechi@Lancaster.ac.uk 3. Oil /Gas Flow in Pipes• The activities involved in oil and gasexploration and delivery are centred aroundpipes for the flow of oil/gas.• Different types and sizes of pipes are used,like the drill pipes, risers and the horizontalpipes. The dimensions could be 30” (76cm)or more as they are large capacity pipelines.• The earliest known oil wells were drilled inChina in 347 AD or earlier. They had depthsof up to about 800 feet (240 m) and weredrilled using bits attached to bamboo poles.• The history of oil exploration dates to 1891when the first oil well was drilled at GrandLake St Mary’s, Ohio.• The Arctic Sea is one of the world's largestremaining areas where oil and gas areaccessible.• The planet's undiscovered natural gasreserves is up to 30%, and the Arctic Seahas 13% of it (USGS).• Most of the reserves are projected to be inless than 500 metres of water - roughly athird of a mile deep. Up to 160 billionbarrels of oil could lay undiscoveredbeneath the Arctic - compared to 90 billionbarrels previously estimated in the region.• The US estimates the world uses around 30billion barrels of oil a year.• The oil and gas sector is very dependedupon globally and the US confirmed to useabout 60% on it, despite other sources.5. References1. Motivation4. Basis of the flow• Ake, R. (2014). Paraffin deposition under two-phase gas-oil slug flow in horizontalpipes. The University of Tulsa, ProQuest Dissertations Publishing.• Azar, J. (2006). Drilling Problems and Solutions. In R. F. Larry W. L., Petroleum Engineering Handbook; Volume II - Drilling Engineering (pp. 433-454). Texas: Society of Petroleum Engineers.• Cowling, J. (2011). Arctic oil exploration: Potential riches and problems. Retrieved from BBC: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-14728856• Kadafa, A. A. (2012). Oil Exploration and Spillage in the Niger Delta of Nigeria. Civil and Environmental Research, Vol 2, No.3,.• Continuity Equation• Conservation of Energy• Navier Stokes Equation• The Boundary Condition are then applied using ABAQUS.2. Objectives• To develop a model for pipes used in oil/gas industry, • To develop a model to visualise the flow of oil/gas in pipes in deep sea, • To optimize the pipeline layouts and pumping systems.@Christmas Poster Conference, 15tDec. 2015.6. 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Numerical Modeling of Oil/Gas Flow in Pipes in Deep Sea

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Numerical Modeling of Oil/Gas Flow in Pipes in Deep Sea

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