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Contact Information
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Position: PhD Candidate
Start Date: January 2004
Research Interests:
Experiments and modeling of hydrate plug dissociation. Modeling of hydrate plug formation with CSMHyk / Olga2000 ®
Education:
2000-2005 First Class (Hons) MEng Chemical Engineering (5 Year), Loughborough University, Loughborough, Leicestershire
Experience:
2002-2003 Operations Support Engineer BP Southern North Sea (South), Thames House, Thames Field Way, Great Yarmouth, UK
Current Research at CHR:
Development of the CSMHyK module that is integrated into Olga2000® for prediction of hydrate plug formation in pipelines during steady state and transient operations.
Recent Publications/Preceedings:
- S.R. Davies, M.S. Selim, E.D. Sloan, P. Bollavaram, D.J. Peters, "Hydrate Plug Dissociation" 52, 2006 AIChE J.
- Davies S.R., Ivanic J. and Sloan E.D. Predictions of Hydrate Plug Dissociation with Electrical Heating. Proc. 5th International Conference on Gas Hydrates, Vol. 4. pp 1396-1405, Trondheim, 2005.
Awards/Honors:
- Science Engineering and Technology Award for the Best Chemical Engineering Student in the UK 2005 by the World Leadership Forum
- Salters Graduate Prize 2005 by the Salters Institute
- First Prize in the IChemE Particle Technology 2004/5 competition for MEng research
- Awarded BP Design Prize 2005
- Awarded Shell Prize for Professional Development Project 2004
- Awarded H.K. Suttle Prize as student most likely to succeed in industry 2005
- Spot Recognition Award from the platform manager on Indefatigable 49/27Alpha for design verification 2003
- Finalist in the UK Engineering Leadership Awards
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