Organic Deposits
Thursday, 10 April
Grand Hall C
Technical Session
Organic deposits typically comprise paraffins and asphaltenes and can significantly affect well productivity to the point of shutting down crude oil production. Chemical solutions to prevent and remediate formation of these deposits are critical to maintaining the economic viability of such wells. This session includes presentations on topics ranging from the fundamentals of asphaltene formation and inhibition, mathematical modeling of the flow of waxy crude oils, and novel chemicals to remediate organic deposits.
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0830-0900 224239Novel CO2-modified Surfactant for CO2 Sequestration and Crude Oil Viscosity Reduction
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0930-1000 224285Microscale Evaluation Of Asphaltene Deposition To Comprehend Its Instability Mechanism
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1030-1100 224265Visualizations of Different Asphaltene Inhibition Mechanisms with Two Classes of Chemistries
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1100-1130 224237Blockage Of A Waxy Gelled Crude Oil In Pipeline: Prediction Of The Restart Pressure
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1130-1200 224306Biosurfactant Nano-micelles and Bio-solvents: A Water-based Approach to Remediate Organic Deposits
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Alternate 224284Investigating Asphaltene Deposition in Hydrocarbon/water Systems
