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Fundamentals Of Natural Gas And Species Flows From Hydrate Dissociation - Applications To Safety And Sea Floor Stability Goodarz Ahmadi Department of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering Center for Advanced Materials Processing Clarkson


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Goodarz Ahmadi Department of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering Center for Advanced Materials Processing Clarkson University Potsdam, NY 13699-5725

Fundamentals Of Natural Gas And Species Flows From Hydrate Dissociation - Applications To Safety And Sea Floor Stability

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OUTLINE

  • Objective
  • Statement of Work
  • Preliminary Results
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Objectives

  • Natural Gas-Water-Solid Mixture Flows in

the Reservoir During Hydrate Dissociation

  • Computational Models for Two-

and Three-phase Flows

  • Assess the Potential for Sea Floor Instability
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TASKS

Task 1. Laboratory Experiments

  • Subtask 1.1 - Transparent Hydrate Chamber
  • Optical Measurements of Phasic

Velocities

  • Dissociation in Consolidated and

Unconsolidated Sediments

  • Subtask 1.2 - Shear Flow Apparatus
  • Optical Velocity Measurements
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Task 2. Model Development

  • Subtask 2.1 - Thermodynamic Model
  • Three Phase Flows
  • Subtask 2.2 - Material Characterization
  • Material Parameters of Multiphase Mixtures
  • Subtask 2.3 - User’s Manual
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Task 3. Safety and Seafloor Stability

  • Subtask 3.1 - Pressure Buildup
  • Drilling with or without Chilling Fluid
  • Subtask 3.2 - Analysis of Seafloor Stability
  • loss of strength and liquefaction
  • Subtask 2.3 - User’s Manual
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Schematics of the experimental setup.

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Schematics of the measurement system.

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Experimental setup.

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Transparent hydrate chamber.

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Transparent hydrate chamber.

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Pressure sensors.

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Density variations in the reservoir during gas flow.

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Velocity magnitude variations in the reservoir during gas flow.

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Velocity vector field in the reservoir during gas flow.