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1 online resource (218 pages) : illustrations, portraits |
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polychrome |
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text file |
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"April 10-12, 2013, The Westin Houston, Houston, TX"--Cover. |
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Includes bibliographical references. |
| Contents |
9781909030589_FrontCover; Contents; Session 1: Non Metallic Materials for High Pressure, High Temperature (HPHT) Environments; Paper 1 Advanced HP/HT hot-wet resistant composite materials for extreme downhole applications; Paper 2 Qualification challenges of polymeric materials for offshore flexible pipes subjected to increasingly demanding operational conditions; Paper 3 New primer-less PVDF for direct adhesion to steel; Paper 4 High-temperature steam-treatment of PEEK, PEKK, PBI, and their blends: A solid-state NMR and IR spectroscopic study. |
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Paper 5 Pushing the limits of subsea thermal insulationSession 2: Corrosion and Failure -- Analysis and Prevention; Paper 6 Failure analysis of composites; Paper 7 Fracture and fatigue behavior of elastomers used in the oil and gas industry; Paper 8 Life prediction of polymers model validation; Paper 9 High performance polymers for a variety of oil & gas applications in harsh and demanding conditions; Session 3: Applications of High Performance Polymers in the Oil & Gas Industry. |
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Paper 10 A novel approach to the rehabilitation of sub-sea hydrocarbon pipelines using high performance Solef PVDF flexiblePaper 11 Increasing the temperature rating of reinforced thermoplastic pipe with an HDPE liner by using other polyethylene; Paper 12 Latest perfluoroelastomer parts for demanding oil and gas applications; Paper 13 A review of swellable polymers; Paper 14 Self-assembling acrylic block copolymers for enhanced mechanical properties; Paper 15 Alloy and polymer engineering and the reclaim and reuse of FEP for down-hole oil well cable. |
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Paper 16 Three important things to know about polyimide plastic shapesSession 4: Resisting Harsh Gases and Chemicals; Paper 17 Effect of accelerated aging in various downhole fluids at HP/HT on the properties of PAEK polymers; Paper 18 The use of engineered polymers for the transport of hydrocarbons with high levels of Co2, H2S and brine to eliminate corrosion experienced with steel pipe lines in the oilfield; 9781909030589_BackCover. |
| Summary |
The industry is moving to greater water depths to prolong the productivity of mature fields, because of this, the significance of weight saving has become increasingly important. The oil and gas sector is finding significant use for lightweight, high strength thermoplastics and thermoset composite materials to replace their heavy metal counterparts in rig construction and onboard devices. Is your company fully prepared for 2014 and beyond?. Where elastomers may have served in the past, thermoplastics will be required in the future; where thermoplastics may not meet all demanding conditions, ap. |
| Local Note |
eBooks on EBSCOhost EBSCO eBook Subscription Academic Collection - North America |
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Polymers -- Congresses.
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Polymers. |
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Petroleum -- Congresses.
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Petroleum -- Congresses. |
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Gas -- Congresses.
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Gas. |
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Electronic books.
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Conference papers and proceedings.
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Conference papers and proceedings.
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| Added Author |
Smithers Rapra (Firm)
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| Other Form: |
Print version: Rapra, Smithers. High Performance Polymers for Oil and Gas 2013. Shrewsbury : iSmithers Rapra Publishing, ©2013 9781909030589 |
| ISBN |
9781909030596 (electronic book) |
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1909030597 (electronic book) |
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9781909030589 |
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