The traditional design approach and rules for developing equipment/systems for more shallow offshore purposes doesn’t work effectively (or at all) in these deeper, harsher environments. Once outside their traditional "comfort zones" of past experience, what can petroleum and marine mechanical engineers do to verify/validate whether their ideas/proposed designs will actually work?
Guest Speakers
Mike Wells, Director of R&D, Hughes-Christiansen (Division of Baker-Hughes)
Mr. Wells will cover a variety of CFD Applications in Oil and Gas Drilling and Completions. Topics include drill bit design and optimization, cementing, gas lift and well design to accommodate gas production in planned ESP completions.
Ivar Iversen, Technical Director, Prospect Flow Solutions (Subsidiary of Hallin Marine)
Mr. Iversen will look at current challenges oil & gas engineers are facing and how they are using advanced simulation tools to provide information to decision-makers in the industry. Mr. Iverson will explore specific examples include lifting analysis involving splash-zone entry, dropped object and other impact simulations, iceberg pipeline interaction and subsea structure stability.
In addition, this online webinar will discuss how CD-adapco's STAR-CCM+ can be used for accurate flow, thermal, and stress simulation in Virtual testing and validation via 3-D physics.
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