Speakers
Lectures
The Research & Development Path of the Multiphase Pump Technology - Specific Considerations
The Environment for Subsea Installations
Twin Screw Multiphase Pumps as a Tool for Reservoir Engineering
High Differential Pressure Boosting Using Twin Screw Multiphase Pumps in Series
Increasing Pipeline Capacity by Using Multiphase Pumps
Multiphase Boosting Systems - An R&D Project Overview
Heavy Crude Oil Multiphase Applications in Venezuela
Annulus Vapor Recovery in Canadian Heavy Oil Applications
Modelling Twin-Screw Multiphase Pumps - A Realistic Approach to Determine the Entire Performance Behaviour
Corrosive, Erosive and Abrasive Wear in Twin-Screw Multiphase Pumps
Parametrical Analysis and Design Optimisation of Key Twin-Screw Multiphase Pump Components
Condition Monitoring as a Tool to increase Availability of Multiphase Pumps
Mittelplate - Boosting Offshore to Shore
World Records in Water Depth and Tie-Back Distance - The BP King Project
Multiphase Boosting - A Global Perspective
Plant Tour and Demonstrations
Venue
Impressions of the EMBT-Conference
Impressions of the Bornemann Tour

The Environment for Subsea Installations

Wednesday, 16. Apr 2008

The number of subsea installations of Multiphase Pumps is increasing worldwide. It is therefore vital to acknowledge the biological, physical, and hydrological influences on such a system, and to understand the ecological interaction between that system and the subsea environment.