Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Flow Meter - NGL testing and certification analysis
核磁共振流量计-NGL测试与认证分析
基本信息
- 批准号:10040371
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 6.33万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Spin Echo, a UK based start-up, has developed an innovative flow measurement technology that is based on the principle of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), the same principle used in MRI scanners you see in hospitals.Spin Echo's flowmeter technology enables significant opportunity to improve the environmental performance of existing fossil fuel production systems, in particular the reduction of associated gas that is otherwise flared. In hopes of providing further environmental benefit to the way in which hydrocarbons are produced, this A4I project will seek to determine the meters ability to measure natural gas liquids (NGL's) without separation. This capability, which does not exist in any known form today, will enable oil & gas operators to fine tune their production processes to maximise NGL yield and potentially justify capture of associated gas rather than flaring the gas to atmosphere.Spin Echo's flowmeter technology also presents a unique opportunity to enable and potentially accelerate the adoption of hydrogen use within existing energy systems. Around the globe, projects are under way to add hydrogen to natural gas pipeline systems. At present, there exists no known technology that can accurately, and in near real time, characterise the composition of admixtures containing hydrogen and natural gas. The ability to characterise admixture flow will be vitally important as end users of the fuel supply, such as gas fired power generation facilities, will need to know what the composition of their supply is at all times such that they can protect equipment and ensure they are paying the right price for the fuel supplied.In partnership with the National Energy Laboratory (NEL) and the National Physical Laboratory, Spin Echo will seek to delivery empirical evidence that the companies nuclear magnetic resonance based flowmeter is able to accurately characterise, in near real time and without any form of fluid separation, the compositional make-up of Natural Gas Liquids (NGL's) under static flow conditions.The project will also include research and analysis activities to deliver an optimised pathway for meter certification in the application fields of a.) Hydrogen blending into existing natural gas pipelines, b.) Multiphase oil & gas production and c.) Wet gas/NGL monitoring in natural gas, natural gas + hydrogen and carbon capture storage pipelines. In the case of a.) and c.) above, the development of certification reqiurements will be entirely novel as no standards for certification exist today.
Spin Echo是一家总部位于英国的初创公司,该公司开发了一种基于核磁共振原理的创新流量测量技术,该原理与您在医院看到的MRI扫描仪使用的原理相同。Spin Echo的流量计技术为改善现有化石燃料生产系统的环境性能提供了重要机会,特别是减少了否则会燃烧的伴生气体。为了进一步为碳氢化合物的生产方式提供环境效益,这个A4I项目将寻求确定仪表在不分离的情况下测量天然气液体(NGL)的能力。这种目前还不存在的已知形式的能力,将使石油和天然气运营商能够微调他们的生产过程,以最大限度地提高NGL产量,并有可能证明捕获伴生气体而不是将天然气燃烧到大气中是合理的。Spin Echo的流量计技术也提供了一个独特的机会,使现有能源系统能够并可能加速采用氢气。在全球各地,向天然气管道系统添加氢气的项目正在进行中。目前,还没有已知的技术可以准确地、近乎实时地表征含氢和天然气的混合物的组成。描述混合流的能力将是至关重要的,因为燃料供应的最终用户,如燃气发电设施,将需要随时了解其供应的组成,以便他们能够保护设备,并确保他们为所供应的燃料支付合适的价格。与国家能源实验室(NEL)和国家物理实验室合作,Spin Echo将寻求提供经验证据,证明该公司基于核磁共振的流量计能够近实时且无需任何形式的流体分离地准确表征,天然气液体(NGL)在静态流动条件下的组成。该项目还将包括研究和分析活动,以提供一条优化的途径,用于A。在现有天然气管道中掺入氢气,b)多相油气生产和c.)天然气、天然气+氢和碳捕获储存管道中的湿气/NGL监测。在a的情况下。)和c.)如上所述,认证要求的发展将是全新的,因为目前还没有认证标准。
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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