Journal of natural gas science and engineering, Vol. 2 N° 1. Journal of natural gas : science and engineering - Mars 2010
| Titre : | Journal of natural gas science and engineering, Vol. 2 N° 1. Journal of natural gas : science and engineering - Mars 2010 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 22/07/2010 |
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Michael Nikolaou, Auteur
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Compressed natural gas (CNG) has been recently proposed as a potentially economical alternative to liquefied natural gas (LNG) for marine transportation of relatively modest amounts of natural gas over short distances. Because the main capital e[...]
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F. Farshchi Tabrizi, Auteur ;
Kh. Nasrifar, Auteur
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The phase equilibria and critical points of natural gas mixtures are calculated from two predictive equations of state. One of the predictive equations of state is introduced in this work. This model takes the advantages of a pressure–volume–tem[...]
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A. Sadeghi Boogar, Auteur ;
M. Masihi, Auteur
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Well deliverability is an important issue in forecasting the performance of many gas condensate reservoirs. Condensate accumulations near the wellbore may cause a significant reduction in the well productivity, even in the case of very lean flui[...]
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R. Abedini, Auteur ;
A. Abedini, Auteur ;
I. Zanganeh, Auteur
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In gas sweetening plants, amines are used for separating the CO2 and H2S from natural gases. The performance of amines is based on the reaction of a week base with week acid and producing an amine salt which is soluble in water.Commercially alka[...]
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Abdelsalam Al-Sarkhi, Auteur
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A literature survey of the published work on drag reduction by Drag Reducing Agent (DRA) in two-phase flow is reviewed. Characteristics of the two-phase flow with drag reducing additives are described and the research approaches and methodology [...]
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Yuri F. Makogon, Auteur
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Gas hydrates are clathrate physical compounds, in which the molecules of gas are occluded in crystalline cells, consisting of water molecules retained by the energy of hydrogen bonds. All gases can form hydrates under different pressures and tem[...]
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