632 Gas Hydrates Science and Engineering

Thursday, November 19, 2020: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Thermodynamics and Transport Properties (01A) (PreRecorded+)

Description:
Gas hydrates is a growing field of study due to its importance in oil/gas production, gas exploration from permafrost and oceanic environments, energy storage and transportation, and carbon sequestration. This session aims to gather researchers in the area of gas hydrates to discuss the latest findings and ideas evolving in the hydrate community on the fundamentals and applications of gas hydrates.

Sponsor:
Thermodynamics and Transport Properties
Chair:
Amadeu Sum Email: asum@mines.edu
Co-Chair:
Praveen Linga Email: praveen.linga@nus.edu.sg


(632a) Dewatering of Chlorella through Carbon Dioxide Hydrate Formation for Algal Biofuel Production
Kristine Horvat and Charles Dow


(632c) Experimental Determination of the Hydrate Phase Equilibria for H2o + C14H30 + C6H14 + C3H8o + CO2 System
Angel M. Notario-López Sr., Tabai Torres-Díaz, Alfredo Pimentel-Rodas and Luis A. Galicia-Luna


(632d) Phase Behavior of High-Pressure CH4-CO2 Gas Hydrates in NaCl Solutions
Ruyi Zheng, Zhaoqi Fan, Xiaoli Li, Jyun Syung Tsau and Shahin Negahban


(632e) The End of Gas Hydrates Phase Equilibria Predictions for Inhibited Systems
Amadeu Sum


(632f) Understanding the Phase Saturation Heterogeneity in CH4 Hydrate-Bearing Sediments from Formation to Dissociation
Zhenyuan Yin, George J. Moridis and Praveen Linga


(632g) Non-Classical Gas Hydrate Formation for Propane/Propene Separation
Lu Ai, Geoffrey Maitland and Klaus Hellgardt


(632h) Effects of Interfacial Properties on the Nucleation Probability and Nucleation Induction Time of Gas Hydrates in Sediments
Yali Zhang and Patricia Taboada-Serrano
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