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Hydrocarbon Influx Behavior within a Deepwater Marine Riser: Implications for Design and Operations

Ramanan Krishnamoorti

National Academies of Science, Engineering, Medicine: Gulf Research Program

Safer Offshore Energy Systems 3

Formation and management of gas within deepwater marine drilling risers poses a variety of challenges and hazards for offshore energy operations. Uncontrolled riser gas build-up and release were major components of the Deepwater Horizon disaster. This project aims to improve understanding of riser gas formation and unloading (i.e., the processes involved in managing riser gas) through the development, calibration, and implementation of modeling to describe the dynamics pertaining to riser gas under different situations and operating conditions and the assessment of instrumentation that could be used to detect riser gas properties and behavior.

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Development, testing, and evaluation of near infrared sensors to detect hydrocarbons

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Identified On: Dec 22 2024 18:57 UTC
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UDI: S3.x910.000:0001

Konstantinos Kostarelos
Associate Professor
University of Houston / Department of Petroleum Engineering

KKostarelos@uh.edu

Ramanan Krishnamoorti
Professor
University of Houston / Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

ramanan@uh.edu

Jae Ho Lee
Professor
University of Houston

jlee78@CougarNet.UH.EDU

Information Product Scholarly Publication

Violent Expansion of a Rising Taylor Bubble

Creators: Zhou, Guangzhao and Andrea Prosperertti
Publisher: Physical Review Fluids. Article Number: 073903. Vol: 4
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