Gas hydrate formation and deposition in deepwater subsea flowlines has been a major
concern to flow assurance engineers as oil and gas exploration moves towards offshore …

The significant amounts of hydrocarbon resources (oil, natural gas, and gas hydrates)
present in subsea and cold regions represent one of the most pre-dominant resources in the …

Natural gas hydrates (NGH) are prone to causing pipeline blockage in flow assurance,
attracting considerable attention in the petroleum industry. This work reviews the significant …

The enormous cost of handling the challenges of flow assurance in subsea wells, flowlines,
and risers, especially in deepwater applications, has necessitated a proactive approach to …

Flow assurance is essential to a sustainable oil and gas production system; if not managed
appropriately, it may cause huge CapEx/OpEx and is also a life-threatening phenomenon …

Wax deposition in oil and gas pipelines is considered one of the most severe operational
problems, and significant efforts have been made to prevent and remediate this flow …

Hydrate dissociation poses a significant problem during drilling operations in hydrate-
bearing sediments. The drilling fluid is in direct contact with hydrates, and understanding its …

The hydrate reformation in marine gas hydrate production system can significantly affect the
accuracy control of the production pressure differential and even cause pipeline blockage …

Hydrate reformation may lead to production line blockage in the development of natural gas
hydrate reservoirs. However, few studies have focused on the flow characteristics and …

Hydrates and waxes are supposed to coexist in the deep-water pipelines under suitable
conditions of low temperature and high pressure. Understanding the effect of precipitated …