Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Johnson Seminar Project
Johnson Seminar Project
PREVENTION
Presented By
AMADI JOHNSON
DE: 2008/1125
IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERING, FACULTY OF
ENGINEERING, RIVERS STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY NKPOLU-OROWORUKWO, PORT HARCOURT.
COURSE TITLE:
SEMINAR/RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
IN PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
COURSE CODE
PTE 511
SEMINAR CO-ORDIANTOR
ENGR. NMEGBU
MARCH, 2014
TABLE OF CONTENT
Abstract
Introduction
Definition of Gas Hydrate
Condition Necessary for the Formation of gas Hydrate
Major effect of gas hydrate
Importance of gas hydrate to the energy industry and
society
Removing Gas Hydrate Blockage in a System
Preventing Gas Hydrate Formation
Conclusion
ABSTRACT
Gas hydrate is a solid substances composed of water
and gas molecules (mainly methane) and is also know
as clathrate it occur worldwide in the oceanic and polar
sediments where temperate is low enough and pressure
is sufficiently high to crystallize the methane into gashydrates. Since it discovery, gas hydrate have attracted
interest as a potential energy resources
INTRODUCTION
Gas hydrate deposits along ocean margin are estimated to
exceed known petroleum reserves by a factor of three.
These hydrate bed leak gases into the water forming cold
see page which is common on continental margins
around the world. hydrate influence ocean carbon cycling,
climate change, and coastal sediment stability.
Localized melt down can caused geological hazard for
shelf oil and gas production facilities.
Pipeline blockage
Global climate change
Subsea land slides
Deep water drilling and production
Are
Potential
Energy
CONCLUSION
Gas hydrates are formed as a result of physical
combination of water and suitably sized
molecules.
There are huge amount of methane hydrates in
subsea sediments and permafrost regions.
They have very interesting properties, with many
potential industrial applications.
They had significant impact on the past climate
THANK YOU