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Pipeline Simulation Interest Group

The Pipeline Simulation Interest Group (PSIG) is an independent, non-profit group administered by an executive council of Board of Directors, and operates in an unstructured, informal manner. Started in 1969, PSIG represents major gas & oil companies, specialized consultants, and universities throughout the world.

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Optimizing Pipeline Systems for Greater Precision, Efficiency & Safety Using Emerging Technologies
A Study on Leak Detection in Blended Hydrogen Transportation through Pipelines
Simulating Carbon Dioxide Pipelines: Addressing Challenges and Modelling Approaches
Integrated Pipeline and Wells Transient Behavior of CO2 Injection Operations: Flow Assurance Best Practices
A Computational Fluid Dynamics Prediction of Pipeline Capacity Enhancement from the Synergetic Use of a Drag Reducing Agent and Pipeline Internal Coating

54th Annual Conference

Advancing the state of the art of modeling, simulation, optimization, steady-state and transient flows, single and multiphase flows, and related subjects as applied to fluid pipeline systems. Read More

 

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