Chemistry in the Oil Industry XV Chemistry: Enabling Efficient Technologies An International Symposium organised by the Royal Society of Chemistry Speciality Chemicals Sector and the European Oilfield Speciality Chemicals Association Manchester Conference Centre, UK 6th – 8th November 2017 EUROPEAN OILFIELD SPECIALITY CHEMICALS ASSOCIATION About the Symposium Welcome to the fifteenth Chemistry in the Oil Industry Symposium, organised by the Royal Society of Chemistry’s Speciality Chemicals Sector group with continued valued support from the European Oilfield Speciality Chemicals Association. The Symposium is a technical conference focussed on all aspects of the oil and gas industry where chemistry is the main focus and solutions via chemistry are sought. With the oil industry still coming to terms with the downturn, the emphasis now is on efficiencies and New Chemistry to enhance the profitability of new fields or to extend the economic life of mature wells. The industry’s responsibility to do this safely and with due concern for the environment is paramount. The theme for CITOI XV is Chemistry: Enabling Efficient Technologies. The Committee has received double the usual abstract submissions confirming industry and academic investment in chemistry solutions. We invite you to attend two days of high quality keynote speeches and oral presentations with the opportunity to network with peers. Exhibition and Poster Display - CITOI XV will also host an exhibition and themed poster display area on the 7th and 8th November within the catering area. Delegates will have ample opportunity between lecture sessions for individual discussions with poster authors and exhibitors offering relevant products and services. Location - Known as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, Manchester is one of the most dynamic and cosmopolitan cities in the UK. An integrated transport network makes Manchester accessible for both national and international visitors using Manchester Airport or the well-connected train, coach and motorway system to and from the rest of the UK. The Symposium venue, Manchester Conference Centre, is located just a short stroll from the Metrolink and a 10 minute walk from Manchester Piccadilly train station with regular, direct connections to Manchester Airport. Combined with the Pendulum Hotel, offering CITOI XV delegate room rates, there is also an affordable, adjacent multi-storey car park. Our Symposium dinner will take place in the Halle Suite of the 5 star Radisson Blu Edwardian Hotel, located in Manchester’s most celebrated building, the historic Free Trade Hall. Registration and Pricing - The delegate registration fee includes: attendance at the Symposium, information pack with fully searchable Symposium Proceedings on USB stick, morning and afternoon refreshments plus lunch during the symposium on 7th & 8th, Welcome Reception at the Manchester Conference Centre on 6th November, Cocktail Reception and 3 course Symposium Dinner at the Radisson Blu Edwardian, Manchester on 7th November. Delegate prices - UK VAT is charged at 20%: RSC / EOSCA members - £395 + VAT per person Non-members - £485 + VAT per person Academics / Students / Speakers - £170 + VAT per person To register please go to: http://www.rscspecialitychemicals.org.uk/bookingformcitoi2017/ For further enquiries including sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities please contact: Conference Secretariat Ms Tricia Francis - Tel: +44(0)7966 560644 Email: [email protected]www.rscspecialitychemicals.org.uk SPONSORS INCLUDE*: The Dow Chemical Company BASF, SI Group, BYK Additives & Instruments, Solvay, EOSCA EXHIBITORS INCLUDE*: Anton Paar (UK), Apollo Scientific, BASF, BYK Additives & Instruments, Chemex Environmental Solutions, Chemoxy International, Croda, The Dow Chemical Company, EOSCA, SI Group *at the time of going to print SYMPOSIUM ORGANISING COMMITTEE: Henry Craddock – HC Oilfield & Chemical Consulting Jack Dunlop – JD Vistas Ltd Harry Frampton – BP Upstream Technology Kevan Hatchman – Solvay Novecare Steve Jackson – Baker Hughes Inc Myles Jordan – Nalco Champion Nik Robinson – EOSCA & Nikam Consulting Andrew Shepherd – Shell Australia Pty Ltd Clare Temple-Heald – Innospec Inc Royal Society of Chemistry Registered Charity Number 207890
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Chemistry in the Oil Industry XV
Chemistry: Enabling Effi cient Technologies
An International Symposium organised by the Royal Society of Chemistry Speciality Chemicals Sector
and the European Oilfi eld Speciality Chemicals Association
Manchester Conference Centre, UK6th – 8th November 2017
EUROPEAN OILFIELD SPECIALITY CHEMICALS ASSOCIATION
About the SymposiumWelcome to the fi fteenth Chemistry in the Oil Industry Symposium, organised by the Royal Society of Chemistry’s Speciality Chemicals Sector group with continued valued support from the European Oilfi eld Speciality Chemicals Association. The Symposium is a technical conference focussed on all aspects of the oil and gas industry where chemistry is the main focus and solutions via chemistry are sought. With the oil industry still coming to terms with the downturn, the emphasis now is on effi ciencies and New Chemistry to enhance the profi tability of new fi elds or to extend the economic life of mature wells. The industry’s responsibility to do this safely and with due concern for the environment is paramount. The theme for CITOI XV is Chemistry: Enabling Effi cient Technologies. The Committee has received double the usual abstract submissions confi rming industry and academic investment in chemistry solutions. We invite you to attend two days of high quality keynote speeches and oral presentations with the opportunity to network with peers.
Exhibition and Poster Display - CITOI XV will also host an exhibition and themed poster display area on the 7th and 8th November within the catering area. Delegates will have ample opportunity between lecture sessions for individual discussions with poster authors and exhibitors offering relevant products and services.
Location - Known as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, Manchester is one of the most dynamic and cosmopolitan cities in the UK. An integrated transport network makes Manchester accessible for both national and international visitors using Manchester Airport or the well-connected train, coach and motorway system to and from the rest of the UK. The Symposium venue, Manchester Conference Centre, is located just a short stroll from the Metrolink and a 10 minute walk from Manchester Piccadilly train station with regular, direct connections to Manchester Airport. Combined with the Pendulum Hotel, offering CITOI XV delegate room rates, there is also an affordable, adjacent multi-storey car park. Our Symposium dinner will take place in the Halle Suite of the 5 star Radisson Blu Edwardian Hotel, located in Manchester’s most celebrated building, the historic Free Trade Hall.
Registration and Pricing - The delegate registration fee includes: attendance at the Symposium, information pack with fully searchable Symposium Proceedings on USB stick, morning and afternoon refreshments plus lunch during the symposium on 7th & 8th, Welcome Reception at the Manchester Conference Centre on 6th November, Cocktail Reception and 3 course Symposium Dinner at the Radisson Blu Edwardian, Manchester on 7th November.
Delegate prices - UK VAT is charged at 20%:
RSC / EOSCA members - £395 + VAT per person
Non-members - £485 + VAT per personAcademics / Students / Speakers - £170 + VAT per person
To register please go to: http://www.rscspecialitychemicals.org.uk/bookingformcitoi2017/
For further enquiries including sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities please contact:
Conference SecretariatMs Tricia Francis - Tel: +44(0)7966 560644
SPONSORS INCLUDE*:The Dow Chemical Company BASF, SI Group, BYK Additives & Instruments, Solvay, EOSCA
EXHIBITORS INCLUDE*:Anton Paar (UK), Apollo Scientifi c, BASF, BYK Additives & Instruments, Chemex Environmental Solutions, Chemoxy International, Croda, The Dow Chemical Company, EOSCA, SI Group *at the time of going to print
SYMPOSIUM ORGANISING COMMITTEE:Henry Craddock – HC Oilfi eld & Chemical ConsultingJack Dunlop – JD Vistas LtdHarry Frampton – BP Upstream TechnologyKevan Hatchman – Solvay NovecareSteve Jackson – Baker Hughes IncMyles Jordan – Nalco ChampionNik Robinson – EOSCA & Nikam ConsultingAndrew Shepherd – Shell Australia Pty LtdClare Temple-Heald – Innospec Inc
Royal Society of Chemistry Registered Charity Number 207890
PROGRAMMEMonday 6th November
16:00 – 18:00 Registration at Manchester Conference Centre
19:00 Welcome Reception (incl. presentation of Lifetime Achievement Award to Graham Payne) at Manchester Conference Centre
Tuesday 7th November
08:00 – 08:30 Registration & Refreshments
08:30 Welcome by Steven Jackson, Baker Hughes, UK
08:45 SESSION 1: SCALE & CORROSION INHIBITION Chair: Myles Jordan, Nalco Champion, UK Nik Robinson, EOSCA & NIKAM Consulting, UK
08:45 Keynote Lecture: Anne Neville, University of Leeds, UK Scale and Corrosion Interactions: Probing the Near Surface to Understand Mechanisms
09:30 Keynote Lecture: Laurence Cowie, Infrastructure Analytics Ltd, UK Production Chemistry Management Past, Present and Future
10:45 Management of Scale Control in Produced Water Reinjection – The Near Wellbore Scale Challenge Overcome Myles M. Jordan, Nalco Champion, UK
11:15 Black Powder: Operation Issues and Mitigation Strategies Daniel Preston, Oil Plus, UK
11:45 Cash Returns Evident After Modelling: Optimizing Cost and Performance Using Statistical Experimental Design Michael Leahy, Wai Mok, Claire Edwards, Tracey Jackson, Paul Stead, Baker Hughes, UK
13:30 SESSION 2: ANALYSIS Chair: Henry Craddock, HC Oilfi eld and Chemical Consulting, UK Andrew Shepherd, Shell Australia Pty Ltd, Australia
13:30 Investigation of Scale Formation at Reservoir and Well Conditions Using Raman Spectroscopy Rudi P. Nielsen, Aalborg University, Denmark, Troels B. Nielsen, Danish Technological Institute, Denmark, Sergey V. Kucheryavskiya, Aalborg University, Denmark
14:00 Mechanisms and Test Methods for Sulphide Scale Inhibitors Helen Williams, Erin Temple, Myles Jordan, Nalco Champion, UK
14:30 Cation Exchange in Sulfi de Scales Alexander J. Graham, Bader G. Al-Harbi, Mike A. Singleton, Heriot-Watt University, UK, Ian R. Collins, BP Upstream Technology, Chemical Sciences Centre of Expertise, UK, Ken S. Sorbie, Heriot-Watt University, UK
15:30 SESSION 3: NEW & GREEN CHEMISTRY Chair: Jack Dunlop, JD Vistas Ltd, UK Harry Frampton, BP Upstream Technology, UK
15:30 Development and Evaluation of High Temperature Scale Inhibitors for Oilfi eld Application Larisa Reyes, Stephen Hoyles, Pramod Akhade, Angela Padilla, The Dow Chemical Company, USA
16:00 New Calixarene Products for Oilfi eld Demulsifi cation Applications Matthew Meketa, Cornelius Haase, Rick Biittig, Allyson Staats, Nurisha Gobin, Rick McClung, Robert Cable, SI Group, USA
16:30 Reactive Resins – Tailored for Wellbore Application Radoslaw Kierat, BASF SE, Germany, Christian Buchner, BASF Construction Solutions, Germany
18:00 – 20:00 Cocktail Reception at Radisson Blu Edwardian, Manchester
20:00 Symposium Dinner at Radisson Blu Edwardian, Manchester
Wednesday 8th November
08:30 SESSION 4: EOR / IOR Chair: Harry Frampton, BP Upstream Technology, UK Clare Temple-Heald, Innospec Inc, UK
08:30 Keynote Lecture: Christine Dalmazzone, IFP Energies nouvelles, France. The Characterization of Complex Crude Oil Emulsions and Foams - An Essential Step to Mitigate Separation Issues
09:15 Associative Polymers for Perfect Proppant Suspension Lingjuan Shen, Genyao Lin, James Wilson, Jian Zhou, Qi Qu, Solvay Novecare, USA
09:45 Investigating the Impact of EOR Polymers on Topside Fluid Separation in a North Sea Field Using a Novel Optical Technique Raya Suliman, Baker Hughes, UK
10:45 Scale Control in Polymer EOR Treatments - Understanding the Impact of Polymer Psuedo-Scale Formation on Treatment Strategy and Chemical Selection. Steve Heath, Neil Poynton, Mirium Barber, Joseph Ledsham, Raya Suliman, Gemma Conroy and Craig Robertson, Baker Hughes, UK
11:15 The Design of Test Methods to Measure EOR Emulsion Polymer Storage Stability Emma Chapman, Nathan Barrett, Zhiyan Lin, BP, UK, Neil Chilcott, Kernow Analytical Technology, UK
13:00 SESSION 5: REGULATION / ECONOMICS / ENVIRONMENT Chair: Nik Robinson, EOSCA & NIKAM Consulting, UK Henry Craddock, HC Oilfi eld and Chemical Consulting, UK
13:00 CHARM-ing the Environment: Development of the CHARM Model for Assessing Offshore Discharges Nik Robinson, EOSCA & NIKAM Consulting, UK, Chris Malin, Ian Still, EOSCA & Nalco Champion
13:30 Risk-based Approach and Global Regulatory Perspective Kirit Wadhia, Fjords Processing, UK
14:00 Impact of Temperature of Discharged Produced Water on the Aquatic Environment Around Offshore Oil and Gas Installations Roxana Sühring, Cefas, UK
15:00 SESSION 6: FLOW ASSURANCE Chair: Steven Jackson, Baker Hughes, UK Kevan Hatchman, Solvay Novecare, UK
15:00 Maintaining Corrosion Inhibition and Kinetic Hydrate Inhibitor Performance in a Challenging Market with Focus on Cost Reduction. Rhiannon M. Hill, Joanne Jardine, Baker Hughes, UK
15:30 Development and Performance of New Dendrimer Asphaltene Dispersants Rachael Cole, Graham Drummond, Shekhar Khandekar, Astrid Lone, Tore Nordvik, Schlumberger Production Technologies
16:00 Next Generation PPDs Based on Novel Polymer Modifi cations Sabine Scherf, Albert Boddien, SASOL, Germany
16:30 Isothermal Titration Calorimetry for Assessing Wax-Inhibitors Jost Ruwoldt, Sebastien Charles Simon, Hans-Jörg Oschmann, Johan Sjöblom, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway
17:00 SYMPOSIUM REVIEW & CLOSING REMARKS
08:30 France. and Foams - An Essential Step to Mitigate Separation Issues
08:45 Probing the Near Surface to Understand Mechanisms
08:45 Probing the Near Surface to Understand Mechanisms
