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07:00
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Grand Texan Ballroom Foyer60 mins
08:00
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Grand Texan Ballroom15 mins
08:15
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Grand Texan Ballroom45 mins
Introducing New Technology in Facilities Design and Operation
Ken Arnold, K. Arnold Consulting Inc., President, K Arnold Consulting, Inc. and Leadership Team Member, Global Energy Mentors
Chairs: Jimmie Riesenberg, Chevron; Mark Wolf, Wolf Process
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09:00
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Grand Texan Ballroom90 mins
Chairs: Ted Frankiewicz, Consultant; Victor van Asperen, Chevron; Federico Gayoso, Transeparation S.A.
This session will focus on the design and modelling of separators. Presentations will focus on the advances in modelling techniques, computational tools and empirical approaches. We will discuss the limitations in the available approaches and where the next breakthroughs might come from.
Entrainment Modelling for Separators
Logan Grim, Saudi Aramco–Senior Oil Process Engineer
A Predictive Methodology to Determine Gas Evolution Kinetics for Improved Separator Design
Clint Aichele, Oklahoma State University–Associate Professor and Ward Faculty Fellow
Combining Analytical and Empirical Models with CFD Results for Enhancing Performance Prediction of Separators
Henri Witteveen, Kranji Solutions–Lead Process Engineer
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10:30
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Grand Texan Ballroom Foyer30 mins
11:00
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Grand Texan Ballroom90 minsChairs: Clint Aichele, Oklahoma State University; Shabbir Husain, Chevron
This session will focus on the role of separation in the energy transition. We will discuss separation designs, applications and gaps for Hydrogen, CCS, low carbon fuels and more.
De-risking CO2 Capture with Amine Solvents
Fred Closmann, University of Texas–Research Engineer
Overview of CO2 Capture Technologies for Separation of CO2 from Exhaust Gas Streams
David Bahr, Manager CCUS & Future Energies – Wood.
Making Carbon Capture More Viable
James van der Lee, DexPro–Vice President, Technology
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12:30
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Lonestar Ballroom60 mins
13:30
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Grand Texan Ballroom90 minsChairs: Jimmie Riesenberg, Chevron; Graeme Smith, Murphy Oil; Kevin Supak, Southwest Research Institute
Low Pressure Gas Capture - No venting / Avoid overboarding water / What to do with other waste streams: CO2, H2S, N2, Sand, etc. Strategies to minimize filter and adsorbent waste from water treatment.
Navigating Emission Capture: Unveiling the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in Operating Experiences
Juan Montes, Transeparation S.A.–Chief Technology Officer
Reducing Emissions Through Innovative Design (in the Permian)
Julia Spadaccini, ExxonMobil–Permian GHG Program Manager
Methane Emissions – Tanks are Not a Source (Process Issues are)
Roy Hartstein, Responsible Energy Solutions–Founder and President, Responsible Energy Solutions
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15:00
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Grand Texan Ballroom Foyer30 mins
15:30
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Grand Texan Ballroom90 mins
Chairs: Shabbir Husain, Chevron; Kevin Supak, Southwest Research Institute; Norman Yeh, ExxonMobil Technology & Engineering
New or alternative technologies (e.g., inline / compact separation, membranes, etc.) can offer advantages over traditional processing equipment in terms of overall cost, size, performance, and/or reliability. Some of these technologies have been successful in specific applications for the oil and gas industry, and this session will also explore what has limited the widespread use of those technologies or how industry may close those gaps.
Presentation: Membrane Technologies are Key Enablers of the Energy Transition
Ryan Lively, Georgia Institute of Technology–Director, Center for Understanding and Control of Acid Gas-Induced Evolution of Materials for Energy (UNCAGE-ME) an Energy Frontier Research Center of the US Department of Energy
Achieving New Efficiencies with an Integrated Low-Pressure Separator and Intermediate Heating System
Sander Baaren, TechnipFMC–Technical Manager Decarbonization Surface
Inline/Compact Separation for Low-Carbon Future
Natallia Shutsina, Sulzer–Senior Gas Processing Specialist, Global Product manager – Inline, cMIST, Hydrocyclones
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17:00
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Grand Texan Ballroom15 mins
17:30
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Sam Houston Ballroom90 mins
07:00
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Grand Texan Ballroom Foyer60 mins
08:00
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Grand Texan Ballroom30 mins
08:30
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Grand Texan Ballroom90 minsChairs: Peggy Lane, Retired; Mark Wolf, Wolf Process
Attendees will break into groups of 10 or less to discuss future separation needs and gaps, and forward paths to close the gaps. The groups will report back to the workshop their summary of gaps and paths.
10:00
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Grand Texan Ballroom Foyer30 mins
10:30
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Grand Texan Ballroom90 minsChairs: Peggy Lane, Retired; Mark Wolf, Wolf Process
Attendees will break into groups of 10 or less to discuss future separation needs and gaps, and forward paths to close the gaps. The groups will report back to the workshop their summary of gaps and paths.
12:00
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Lonestar Ballroom60 mins
13:00
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Grand Texan Ballroom90 minsChairs: Federico Gayoso, Transeparation; Graeme Smith, Murphy Oil; Victor van Asperen, Chevron
This session will focus on troubleshooting methods such as carry over measurements, CFD studies and Digital Twins and their current status and gaps. In addition, some examples/case histories will be presented and discussed.
Unleashing the Power of Edge Software and Digital Twins for Emissions Reduction in Onshore Shale Production and Separation Processes
Ryan Malone, TechnipFMC–Operations Manager, Methane Solutions: Surface e-Mission
Impact of Proper Separator Design on LTS Performance and Overall Emissions: Test-Run and Equipment Redesign
Federico Petracci, Transeparation S.A.–Lead Process Engineer and CAE Specialist
Separation Issues Addressed Via Digital Twin
Ed Hernandez, MySep–Senior Consultant
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14:30
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Grand Texan Ballroom Foyer30 mins
15:00
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Grand Texan Ballroom90 mins
Chairs: Wally Georgie, Maxoil Process Solutions; Peggy Lane, Retired
This session will focus on bulk fluid handling challenges to 2 and 3 phase separation such as slugging, increasing produced water fraction, and sand handling. It will also address the manner in which inlet/outlet configurations as well as internals affect oil/water separation effectiveness.
Separation Challenges in Deepwater Developments
Graeme Smith, Murphy Oil Corp–Process Engineer – GoM Operations
Using HDPE in Place of Stainless Steel for Cyclonic Jetting Systems
Mark Wolf, Wolf Process–CEO Wolf Process
Designing Separators for High Water Cut Production
Ted Frankiewicz, Consultant–Engineering Advisor, Retired
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16:30
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Grand Texan Ballroom15 mins