Gas Hydrates Science and Engineering

Chair(s):
Linga, P., National University of Singapore
Co-chair(s):
Sum, A., Colorado School of Mines

Gas hydrates is a growing field of study due to its importance in oil/gas production, gas exploration from permafrost and oceanic environments, energy storage and transportation, and carbon sequestration. This session aims to gather researchers in the area of gas hydrates to discuss the latest findings and ideas evolving in the hydrate community on the fundamentals and applications of gas hydrates.

Papers:
12:30 PM
(690a) Kinetic Hydrate Inhibitors: Gas Hydrate Induction Time Probability Distributions and Deviations from Classical Nucleation Theory
12:47 PM
(690c) Structure H Hydrate Formation with Lmgs and CO2, in Ice and Water
1:04 PM
(690d) Understanding the Influence of Thermodynamic Hydrate Inhibitors on the Mechanics of Cyclopentane Hydrate Films Using Interfacial Rheology with Subphase Exchange
1:21 PM
(690e) Insight into the Hydrate Nucleation of Structure II Propane Hydrates from Molecular Simulation
1:38 PM
(690f) Modeling the Effects of Interfaces on the Nucleation of Gas Hydrates and Ice in Porous Media
1:55 PM
(690g) A Fundamental Comparison of the Stability and Dissociation Aspects of Structure I and Structure II Hydrates from the Perspective of Feasible Natural Gas Storage
2:12 PM
(690h) Container-Free Gas Hydrate Nucleation Using High-Pressure Acoustic Levitation
Topics: 
Energy
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AIChE Members $150.00
AIChE Graduate Student Members Free
AIChE Undergraduate Student Members Free
Non-Members $225.00