Session Chair:
- Tim Garza, Baker Hughes
Session Description:
This session will focus on both early production systems and production chemistry and their importance in bringing deepwater systems online effectively and economically. Early production systems are a short term option to bridge the gap to get more data and prove the reservoir while production chemistry is the enabler which will help effectively start up the deepwater field and be there throughout and help prolong the life of the field. The importance of effective production chemistry and the significance of early engagement on deepwater projects will be discussed.
Schedule:
PRESENTATION | SPEAKER | |
11:00am | Proximal Chemical Storage and Injection – An Aid to Early Production Systems and Long Term Design? | Paul Stead, Baker Hughes |
11:30am |
Understanding the Production Chemistry and Other Flow Assurance Issues with Ambiguous Basis of Design Data |
Graeme Smith, Maxoil Solutions |
12:00pm | Lifetime Cost Based Approach to Selection of Flow Assurance Strategies and Production Chemistry Solutions for Deepwater Developments | Karthik Ramanathan, Shell |