Oil Field Chemistry Symposium 2013

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1 17-20 March 2013, Geilo, Norway 24th international Oil Field Chemistry Symposium 2013 International forum for oil field chemists and engineers International papers from academia and industry Technology developments, innovative solutions and field experience Excellent networking in an informal atmosphere Photo: Douglas Griffin, UK The Norwegian Society of Graduate Technical and Scientific Professionals

2 24th international Oil Field Chemistry Symposium 2013 Welcome As chair of the symposium 2013, I am, on behalf of the organizing committee and Tekna, delighted to invite you the Oil Field Chemistry Symposium International forum Now in it s 24th year, this is a truly unique event, which not only pulls people back year after year, but also attracts new industry talents. Held in the beautiful location of Geilo, in the mountains of Norway, the conference offers a relaxed atmosphere in which to learn of the latest research developments, innovative solutions, new chemistries and field experiences in all aspects of oil field chemistry. Key note For the 2013 symposium Key Note we are happy to announce Tore Tjomsland, Statoil ASA. The title of the Key Note is The Scale Control Toolbox. Program focus 2013 Tekna and the program committee are happy to present an interesting program where the main topic is Production Chemistry. There will be sessions in Asphaltenes and Wax, Scale, Hydrates, Field Application, Analytical and Special Studies. KEY INFORMATION TIME: March 2013 VENUE: Dr.Holms Hotel, Geilo, Norway TECHNICAL COMMITTEE: Anne-Marie B. Haarvik, Statoil ASA, Norway, Program chair Jeff Creek, Chevron, USA Arne Dugstad, Institute for Energy Technology, Norway Per Fotland, Statoil ASA, Norway Gordon Graham, Scaled Solution Ltd, UK Roar Larsen, Sintef, Norway Anthony F. Mitchell, Statoil ASA, Norway Gill Ross, Shell U.K. Limited, UK Torben Skovhus, DTI, Denmark Fazrie Wahid, Schlumberger, UK Terje Østvold, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway The delegates The symposium attracts delegates spanning all key areas contributing to oil field chemistry. Attracting personnel from academia and research, chemical suppliers and operators, it facilitates high quality technical discussions and lively debates. Pre-symposium Short Course Production Chemistry As part of the conference, the symposium offers a Short Course on the Sunday prior to the symposium. The 2013 topic is Well Chemistry & Flow assurance - Mechanisms and mitigation methods. The lecturers are Tore Tjomsland and Harald Kallevik from Statoil ASA. The course will cover water, oil and gas sampling and analysis, and in addition the following well chemistry/ flow assurance topics: Asphaltenes, Wax, Gas Hydrates, Scale. Focus will be on monitoring techniques, deposition mechanisms and available control methods. Field examples will be presented to put focus on the practical aspects. The informal and relaxed atmosphere of the Dr Holmes hotel ensures great networking opportunities. On behalf of the program committee we look forward to welcome you and your colleagues to the symposium and to Geilo. Program chair Anne-Marie B. Hårvik, Statoil ASA

3 Sunday 17 March Registration Short Course in the conference area of Dr. Holms Hotel 1430 Short Course Well Chemistry & Flow Assurance - Mechanisms and mitigation methods Tore Tjomsland and Harald Kallevik, Statoil, Norway 1930 End of short course 1900 Registration and Get Together 2000 Dinner Monday 18 March Registration 0830 Welcome Committee Chair 2013; Anne-Marie B. Hårvik, Statoil, Norway 0835 The Scale Control Toolbox Tore Tjomsland, Statoil, Norway Session 1: Field Application Investigation of the use of scale risk parameters to predict failure of downhole safety valves on the Gullfaks Field Ross McCartney, Oilfield Water Services Limited, UK Controlled Use of Downhole Calcium Carbonate Scaling for Sand Control: Laboratory & Field Results, Heidrun Terje Østvold, NTNU- Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway Scale Squeeze Treatments in Short Perforation and High Water Production ESP Wells - Are Polymers the Right Choice? Ronald Benvie, Champion Technologies, France 1030 Break / Refreshments Squeezing complex wells: A modeling and placement challenge Alistair Strachan, Scaled Solutions, UK Evaluation and Application of Phosphorous Functionalized Scale Inhibitor Squeeze Chemicals Jonathan Wylde, Clariant Oil Service, Norway 1200 Lunch Dramatically reducing OPEX cost by careful monitoring and optimizing of a scale squeeze treatment in a subsea well Gill Ross, Shell U.K. Limited, UK (6) Methods of Analysis and Improvement of H2S Treatment - Injection of Triazine Based H2S Scavengers in Gas Streams Ida Istre, Anne Marie Brurås Hårvik, Statoil ASA 1600 Break Session 2: Scale H 2 S scavengers and carbonate scale Gordon Graham, Scaled Solutions, UK CaCO 3 scale formation. The effects of turbulence and galvanic current on Minimum Inhibitor Concentration (MIC) Terje Østvold, NTNU- Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway Modelling of a Series of Carbonate Packs Using a Geochemical Simulator Oscar Vazquez, Heriot-Watt University, UK 1800 End of day one 1815 Departure for Snow Rafting 2000 Dinner Tuesday 19 March 2013 Session 2: Scale High pressure and High Temperature scaling kinetics Under Dynamic Flow Rig Conditions Christine Stewart-Liddon, Scaled Solutions, UK Development of a Fundamental Model for Barium Sulfate Deposition Shiv Shankar Kundu, Nalco, India The Influence of Turbulence (or Hydrodynamic Effects) on Barium Sulphate Scale Formation and Inhibitor Performance Claire Johnston, Nalco, UK 1000 Break / Refreshments Diffusion and Adsorption in the Rock Matrix of Reservoir Fractures using Numerical Methods Robert Stalker, Scaled Solutions, UK Session 3: Analytical Use of 87Sr/86Sr analyses to understand compartmentalisation and the variation of Rw in the Forties reservoir of the Pierce Field, central North Sea Ross McCartney, Oilfield Water Services, UK Application of Advanced Mass Spectroscopy Techniques for Improved Scale Management in North Sea Fields Stephen Heath, Champion Technologies, UK

4 The importance of correct sampling of Oil Field Fluids Edmund Myhr, Analytic AS, Norway 1230 Lunch Session 4: Hydrates Investigation of the effect of salt on a Methane/H2S hydrate in the presence of monoethylene glycol. Martin Smedstad Foss, Institute of Energy Technology (IFE), Norway Selection of commercial Kinetic Hydrate Inhibitors using a new crystal growth inhibition approach highlighting major differences between them Philippe Glenat, Total, France 1630 Break Investigation of induction time method on the crystal growth inhibition regions of kinetic hydrate inhibitors (KHIs) using a high pressure stirred autoclave Stuart Cadger, Champion Technologies, UK Production inside gas hydrates P&T zone using LDHI- AA additives: a very promising chemical injection option against hydrate plugging risk of production systems Philippe Glenat, Total, France 1120 Closing remarks Anne-Marie B. Hårvik, Statoil, Norway 1145 Train Departure for Bergen 1145 Coach departure from hotel for Oslo airport Gardermoen PAPER ALTERNATE Green Scale Inhibitor Development: A Positive Approach to REACH Claire Edwards, Baker Hughes, UK POSTER FOR DISPLAY All poster will be presented during the conference. The posters are on display outside the conference hall. Novel Concept for production chemistry implementation Dorthe Skou Pedersen, DTI Oil & Gas, Norway Formation Damage Due to Naturally Occurring H2S Scavenging Properties of Formation Water Andrew Millar, BiSN Technologies Ltd, UK Volumetric sampling for compositional analysis Eivind Gransæther, Mirmorax AS, Norway 1800 End of day two 2000 Symposium dinner Wednesday 20 March 2013 Session 5: Asphaltenes Asphaltene Index: Quantification of asphaltene deposition risk and characterisation of deposited asphaltenes Martin Fossen, Sintef, Norway Adsorption and interfacial properties of model asphaltenes without polar groups Vincent Pauchard, Sintef, Norway 0930 Break Session 6: Special Studies MEGSim - an operational support tool for Vega Geir Arne Evjen, Statoil, Norway Measuring the Impact of Evaporation Effects in Chemical Injection Lines and Gas Lift Systems on the Risk of Corrosion Deborah Bowering, Scaled Solutions, UK A review of Factors that impact scale inhibitor mechanisms Lorraine S. Boak, Heriot-Watt University, UK The program might be subject to change beyond the control of the organizer.

5 Pre-symposium Short Course - Production Chemistry Well Chemistry & Flow Assurance - Mechanisms and mitigation methods 17 March 2013, Dr. Holms Hotel, Geilo, Norway As part of the conference, the symposium offers a Short Course on the Sunday prior to the symposium. The 2013 topic is Well Chemistry & Flow assurance - Mechanisms and mitigation methods. The lecturers are Tore Tjomsland and Harald Kallevik from Statoil ASA. TOPICS Water, oil and gas sampling, and analysis Asphaltenes Wax Gas Hydrates Scale Focus will be on monitoring techniques, deposition mechanisms and available control methods. Field examples will be presented to put focus on the practical aspects. KEY INFO DATE: 17 March 2013 DURATION : PRICE: NOK Register on-line when register for the OFC Symposium

6 Return to: Tekna Postboks 2312 Solli, N-0201 Oslo Registration telephone: /61 and General information TIME: March 2013 VENUE Dr. Holms Hotel, Geilo, Norway TECHNICAL COMMITTEE Anne-Marie B. Haarvik, Statoil, Norway, Program chair Jeff Creek, Chevron, USA Arne Dugstad, Institute for Energy Technology, Norway Per Fotland, Statoil, Norway Gordon Graham, Scaled Solution Ltd, UK Roar Larsen, Sintef, Norway Anthony F. Mitchell, Statoil, Norway Gill Ross, Shell U.K. Limited, UK Torben Skovhus, DTI, Denmark Fazrie Wahid, Schlumberger, UK Terje Østvold, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway SHORT COURSE - PRODUCTION CHEMISTRY 17 March 2013, Dr. Holms Hotell, Geilo Time: Price: NOK SYMPOSIUM FEES Members of Tekna NOK 8000,- Non-members NOK 9000,- Co-authors NOK 8000,- Speakers: NOK 5500,- Short course: NOK 2100,.- Exhibition. NOK 10000,- (in addition to delegate fee) Fee includes CD based proceedings. All fees are ex VAT and not including accommodation and travel. Travel info see ACCOMMODATION Tekna has reserved a block of rooms at the venue hotel, Dr. Holms Hotel The rates for the Symposium are: NOK 1990,- pr day, per single room NOK 1790,- pr day, per person in double room Prices include breakfast, lunch and 3 course dinner every evening at Dr. Holms hotel. To be paid directly to the hotel. Drinks are inclusive only at the Conference dinner. Transport to Oslo Airport Gardermoen Departure from Dr Holms Hotel at 1145, 20 March NOK 350,- Registration upfront or on-site. VISA APPLICATION Experience says that applying for visa for Norway will take time. The organizer advice authors and delegates who are in need of visa to enter Norway, to ask for a letter of invitation and apply for Visa as soon as possible. EXHIBITION The symposium opens up for companies to display their products and services. Exhibition and technical posters are situated in the same area outside the conference hall. Max 2,5 meter floor space available pr exhibitor. Exhibitors should bring their own display materials such as roll-ups etc. Price NOK ,- + Vat ( in addition to delegate fee) CANCELLATION Cancellations received after 28 February 2013 will be subject of cancellation fee NOK 1200,- Cancellations made later than 11 March 2013, full fee will be charged Written cancellation only. REF NO ORGANIZERS AND SECRETARIAT Ms. Anu Helena Laakso and Ms. Lise Olaussen ahl@tekna.no Phone Mobile The Norwegian Society of Graduate Technical and Scientific Professionals 241 MILJØMERKET Trykksak 754 Layout and print: helli.no