Advances in Oil and Gas Production, Storage and Transportation Technology
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Energy Science and Technology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 March 2025) | Viewed by 899
Special Issue Editor
Interests: pipeline network; CCUS; natural gas hydrate; flow assurance; petroleum
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Oil and natural gas continue to dominate the current energy landscape, yet their utilization is accompanied by significant risks that cannot be overlooked. Oil and gas storage and transportation encompass various stages, including the production and processing of oil and gas, long-distance pipeline transportation, storage, and urban oil and gas distribution. This presents new challenges in the realm of oil storage and transportation. Therefore, this Special Issue aims to showcase novel ideas and experimental results in the field of oil and gas production, storage, and transportation technology.
This Special Issue aims to feature high-quality, original research papers that span various overlapping fields, including oil and gas production management, oil and gas metering, petroleum multiphase flow, LNG, flow assurance, natural gas hydrate, simulation and optimization of natural gas pipeline networks, and storage and transportation of new media, such as carbon dioxide and hydrogen energy. Additionally, topics such as distributed energy, oil and gas pipeline reliability, oil and gas pipeline supply chain resilience, and the energy internet are also within the scope of this Special Issue.
Dr. Shangfei Song
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- oil gas storage and transportation
- oil gas pipeline
- pipeline network
- petroleum production
- LNG
- natural gas
- natural gas hydrate
- carbon dioxide
- hydrogen energy
- flow assurance
- energy system optimization
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