Ardoe House Hotel, Aberdeen

22 – 24 October 2018

Workshop Agenda:

Please note that all sessions will take place in the hotel ballroom unless otherwise stated.

Monday 22 October 2018

10.30 Registration and coffee

Ballroom Foyer

12.00 Lunch in Exhibition Hall

Ogston Suite

1.15 Move to Ballroom for start of workshop

1.30 Welcome Address and HSE Briefing

Craig Marshall, TUV SUD NEL, Chairman, UK NSFMW 2018 Technical Committee

1.40 Keynote Address

Ian Phillips, Chief Executive, OGIC

2.00 Session 1 – New Technology

Chaired by Jim Barton, BP

2.00 Comparing Laboratory and Field Experience of an Adjustable DP Cone Meter

Gavin Munro, GM Flow Measurement

2.30 Disruptive clamp-on technology to reduce cost

Kjell-Rune Toftevåg & Remi Andre Kippersund, XSENS

3.00 Advances in Flow Measurement Using a Frictional Pressure Drop

Craig Marshall, TUV SUD NEL

3.30 Refreshment break

Ballroom Foyer
3.55 Session 2 – Value Realisation
Chaired by Jim Gray, Emerson

3.55 Operator Overview

David Stewart, Hydrocarbon Allocation Lead, TAQA Bratani Limited

4.05 Production Allocation Deployment from Concept to Operation

Martin Basil, SOLV Limited

4.35 Real-Time Networks Project with SGN

Sarah Kimpton and Hazel Richardson, DNV GL

5.05 Measuring Flow without a Meter

Phil Stockton, Accord Energy Solutions Limited

5.35 Close of main workshop

5.45 Joint Industrial Project (JIP)

Oil and Gas Industry Multiflow IV session on 'Revisiting Multiphase and Wet Gas Meter
Performance'
Kildrummy Suite

6.30 Joint Research Project (JRP)

Joint Research Project (JRP) on 'Flow Mapping 2-phase and 3-phases and Fundamentals of
the flow regimes'.
Kildrummy Suite

7.15 Close of proceedings

Tuesday 23 October 2018

8.00 Registration and Refreshments

Ballroom Foyer

9.00 Session 3 – Field Development 1

Chaired by Morten Marstein, Flux Analytic

9.00 Operator Overview

Eirik Åbro, Multiphase Metering Specialist, Equinor

9.10 The Use of Multiphase and Wet Gas Flow Meters: From Past to Future
Jean-Paul Couput, TOTAL and Dr. Bruno Pinguet, TUV-SUD NEL

9.40 Sensor system for detecting hydrate formation and deposition in multiphase flow
Kjetil Folgerø, Christian Michelsen Research AS

10.10 Formation water detection and the effect of MEG

Kenneth Gundersen, Technip FMC

10.40 Interactive session

10.55 Refreshment break

Ballroom Foyer

11.25 Multiphase Flow Meter on all Wells – an Operator’s Perspective

Ron Cramer, EP Upstream Associates

11.55 Blind testing of non-radioactive multiphase metering systems by the Joint Operator User
Group on MPFM
Vanessa Richon, TOTAL

12.25 Session 4 – Operational Strategy

Chaired by Douglas Griffin, OGA

12.25 Operator Overview

Sandy Marshall, Senior Engineer, Metering Allocation & Measurement,
Nexen Petroleum UK Ltd.

12.35 Metering Skid Life-extension Challenges – Njord Field Rejuvenation

Christine Kristoffersen, Equinor

1.05 Lunch in exhibition hall

Ogston Suite

2.05 Session 5 – Risk Mitigation

Chaired by Jacek Krawaczynski, JK Consulting (International) Ltd
2.05 Operator Overview
Steve Peterson, Senior Metering Engineer TA3, Shell UK Ltd

2.15 A field comparison of a fiscal USM gas metering station with a conventional orifice
metering station
Steinar Fosse, Norwegian Petroleum Directorate

2.45 Pairing Small Volume Provers with High Precision, High Flowrate Meters
Marc Buttler, Emerson Automation Solutions

3.15 Refreshment break

Ballroom Foyer

3.45 Calibrating and Testing Custody Transfer Hydrocarbon Liquid Meters

Terry Cousins, Oil and Gas Measurement Limited (OGM)

4.15 Calibrating and operating Coriolis flowmeters with respect to process effects
Chris Mills, TUV SUD NEL

5.00 The Future of Flow Measurement Reception

Ogston Suite

7.00 Workshop Dinner

Ballroom

10.00 Close of evening

Wednesday 24 October 2018

8.00 Registration and Refreshments

Ballroom Foyer/Coffee in Ogston Suite

Technical Poster/Research Session

Fraser Suite

9.30 Call to Ballroom for start of Workshop

9.40 Session 6 - Field Development 2

Chaired by Alan Downing, Solartron ISA

9.40 Operator Overview

Jean-Paul Couput, Head of Allocation & Metering Group, TOTAL

9.50 Orifice Meter Multiphase Wet Gas Flow Performance – The Pressure Loss Ratio Solution
to the “Ill-Posed” Problem
Richard Steven, DP Diagnostics LLC
10.20 Pressure drop of wet gas flow through DP flowmeters and new measurement model
Professor Bofeng Bai, Xi’an Jiaotong University

10.50 Extensive analysis of performance of using Venturi meters for wet-gas conditions in field
conditions
Dr. Bruno Pinguet, TUV-SUD NEL

11.20 Refreshment break

Ballroom Foyer

11.50 Session 7 - Maintenance Optimisation

Chaired by James Trail, Spirit Energy

11.50 Operator Overview

Simon Barrons, Metering Engineer, Conoco Phillips

12.00 An Investigation Into The Performance And Diagnostics From Different Chordal
Integration Schemes In Asymmetric Flow
Patrick Arnould, Oil & Gas Authority

12.30 Identification of fault patterns in turbine meters by means of statistical analysis of the
pulse ratio
Wendy Muniz Rodriguez, CIATEQ

1.00 Lunch in exhibition hall

Ogston Suite

2.00 A Grand Chimera? Flowrate Prediction Biases of a Malfunctioning Orifice Meter

Calculated in Real Time via Internal Meter Diagnostics
Richard Steven, DP Diagnostics LLC

2.30 An innovative approach to increase diagnostic sensitivity in ultrasonic flow meters

Daniel Heinig, SICK Engineering GmbH

3.00 Best Paper Prize

3.20 Closing Remarks

Morten Marstein, Flux Analytic, Chairman, Norway NSFMW 2019 Committee
3.30 Close of workshop

As at 20.10.2018, but is subject to change.