Advanced and High-Performance Materials: Fueling Innovations to Reduce our Carbon Footprint
Tuesday, 3 May
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Technical / Poster Session
With our offshore industry transitioning to sustainable low-carbon energies, high-performance materials will be key to realizing dispatch-able, reliable, high-efficiency, decarbonized power generation. With this in mind, we have designed this session around innovations in materials value chain and will focus on the science and technology of advanced materials, both metallic materials such as ultrafine grained (UFG), nanocrystalline (nc), and novel polymers, also encompassing reinforced composites. Materials of interest include those that enable components and equipment to perform in the high-temperature, high-pressure, corrosive hydrocarbon environments, as well as embodiments for energy transition, with specific emphasis on durability, availability, and cost.
Sponsoring Societies:
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Oceanic and Engineering Society (IEEE-OES)
- Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)
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1400-1422 32118Pioneering Industry’S First Oil Degradable, Nano-composite Formulations, For HPHT Temporary Sealing
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1422-1444 31902Rapid Gas Decompression (RGD) And Sealing Performance Of Elastomer Seals In The Oil And Gas Field
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1444-1506 31804Use Of Nanomaterials For Early Detection Of Flow Restricting Substances
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1506-1528 31810Effect Of Magnetic Nanoparticles On Strength Development And Microstructural Properties Of Cement Slurry
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1528-1550 32059Scale-up And Modeling Efforts Using An Omniphobic Surface Treatment For Mitigating Solids Deposition
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1550-1612 31853Calculation Of The Collapse Rating Of Individual Pipe Joints For OCTG Casing And Tubing
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1612-1634 31870Characterization Of A New Green Material For Offshore Well Completions And Downhole Treatments