Multiphysics Simulation for Oil & Gas Processing - Archived

Modeling and simulation technology has long been used within the oil and gas industry, and it has become more prominent as the market finds it harder to extract resources. Economic and ecological pressures have called for more efficient and adaptable systems and techniques within the industry, and multiphysics modeling and simulation is being used to meet the demands.

Tune into this webinar, where we will discuss how multiphysics simulation can be used in the oil and gas industry to account for all of the physics phenomena impacting device performance.

We will discuss:

• Simulating enhanced oil recovery (EOR) techniques, such as steam injection, CO2 flooding, and chemical injection for optimizing the recovery process
• Modeling fluid flow, including multiphase flow; heat transfer; and chemical reactions within pipelines
• Designing and optimizing various process equipment, such as separators, heat exchangers, and reactors
• Simulating the dispersion of pollutants in soil, water, and air, aiding in the assessment of environmental impacts of oil and gas operations
• Thermal management and designing effective cooling and insulation solutions for oil and gas processes