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Juniper Publishers | Recent Advances in Petrochemical Science

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Petrochemicals and Microbial Processes: In Search of Safe Alternative -Recent Advances in Petrochemical Science -Juniper Publishers JUNIPER PUBLISHERS-RECENT ADVANCES IN PETROCHEMICAL SCIENCE  PETROCHEMICALS AND MICROBIAL PROCESSES: IN SEARCH OF SAFE ALTERNATIVE Authored by Rup Lal Microbial cells as factories can offer exciting and energetically viable option to meet the increased demand of alternate methods which can minimize usage of petrochemicals. Microbial processes, however, pose challenges of process optimization which are being explored globally by employing development and advances in microbiological methods and interdisciplinary coalition of mathematical, chemical and physical sciences; but undoubtedly it can provide economic and efficient alternate to petrochemicals for safer and cleaner environment. For more open access journals in JuniperPublishers please click on: https://juniperpublishers.com/ For more articles on Petrochemica...

Juniper Publishers | Recent Advances in Petrochemical Science

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Optimization of Gas Lift Allocation Using Different Models -Recent Advances in Petrochemical Science -Juniper Publishers JUNIPER PUBLISHERS-RECENT ADVANCES IN PETROCHEMICAL SCIENCE  OPTIMIZATION OF GAS LIFT ALLOCATION USING DIFFERENT MODELS Authored by Daryasafar A Gas lift for oil-gas extraction is a common practice; however, obtaining maximum productivity of a series of set is not a simple tax because high amount of gas lift makes the optimization of few wells at the same time a very hard task. Therefore, data processing approaches based on calculations and computerized modeling has been receiving attention. By modeling well, it could be possible to obtain higher production rate versus less gas consumption. The present paper is a new approach that uses neural functions and genetic algorithm and studies the different aspects of problem solving for gas allocation optimization in five wells. The results showed that artificial neural networks have v...