Specialist Process Engineering and Flow Assurance Solutions
From pore to shore and more
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Solve an engineering problem
Specialist studies for design, flow assurance, operability, troubleshooting and optimisation.
Engineering studies ↗Develop a CCS project
CCS engineering since 2008, from feasibility through detailed design. CO₂ conditioning, compression, pipelines and injection.
Explore CCS engineering ↗Build a model or tool
Custom software, operational models and operator training systems your team can use.
Models and software ↗Apply AI and machine learning
Use operating data and process models to find patterns, troubleshoot plant problems and monitor performance.
See an applied AI example ↗Build capability in your team
Work alongside East101 engineers on live problems through coaching, model review or ongoing embedded support.
Embedded Simulation Professional ↗Train your engineers
Choose a catalogue course or build a programme around the subjects your team needs.
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Pore
Shore and more
We work across the hydrocarbon supply chain, from reservoirs and wells through offshore topsides and pipelines to gas processing, LNG, refinery and petchem facilities, and gas transmission and distribution. Across the asset lifecycle, we support feasibility and concept selection, detailed design and operability, then operator training, troubleshooting, performance monitoring, optimisation and production planning.
Engineering examples.
CCSCan a compressor trip create dry ice in the recycle loop?
We modelled trips and rapid anti-surge valve opening to check whether Joule–Thomson cooling could form dry ice and whether the recycle temperature controls could prevent it.
Flow AssuranceHow much liquid reaches the slug catcher, and where could wax build up?
We used transient OLGA modelling to estimate liquid arrival during pigging and fluid-specific data to assess wax deposition. The results informed checks on slug catcher capacity and wax mitigation.
Compressor SurgeCan the anti-surge valve protect the compressor during an emergency shutdown?
The proposed anti-surge valve alone allowed surge during the modelled shutdown. Adding a cold bypass kept the compressor clear of surge, giving the design team a basis for including it.