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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 12, 2024
Filed:
Sep. 03, 2021
Cameron International Corporation, Houston, TX (US);
Raphael Gadot, Sugar Land, TX (US);
Adam Huynh, Richmond, TX (US);
Andrew J. Speck, Milton, MA (US);
Andrew Emil Pomerantz, Lexington, MA (US);
Gocha Chochua, Sugar Land, TX (US);
CAMERON INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION, Houston, TX (US);
Abstract
Systems and methods presented herein generally relate to greenhouse gas emission monitoring and, more particularly, to a greenhouse gas emission monitoring workflow using various different types of sensors. For example, a system includes a plurality of sensors located within an oil and gas worksite. At least one sensor of the plurality of sensors is configured to detect a status of equipment at the oil and gas worksite. The system also includes a greenhouse gas emission analysis system configured to receive sensor data from the plurality of sensors. The greenhouse gas emission analysis system is also configured to correlate the sensor data from the plurality of sensors (e.g., using one or more reduced order models (ROMs) that reduce the computational complexity of computational fluid dynamics model simulations of previously collected data relating to operation of the oil and gas worksite). The greenhouse gas emission analysis system is further configured to determine an existence of a greenhouse gas emission within the oil and gas worksite, a location of the greenhouse gas emission within the oil and gas worksite, and a quantity of the greenhouse gas emission within the oil and gas worksite based at least in part on the correlation.