Liquid pipeline network modeling with performance parameters sensitivity analysis due to its techno-commercial variables

After analyzing existing pipeline-network design solutions in literature, the authors have developed a novel framework model that considers important technical, financial, and environmental factors such as terrain profile, thermal impact, dynamic pump efficiency, cost escalation, tariffs, project ph...

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Main Authors: Bharat Sharma, Sunil Kumar Khare
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: KeAi Communications Co. Ltd. 2023-09-01
Series:Journal of Pipeline Science and Engineering
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Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2667143323000185
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description After analyzing existing pipeline-network design solutions in literature, the authors have developed a novel framework model that considers important technical, financial, and environmental factors such as terrain profile, thermal impact, dynamic pump efficiency, cost escalation, tariffs, project phasing, depreciation, and carbon emissions. This comprehensive model not only prioritizes cost optimization for performance measurement but also takes into account tariffs and carbon emissions. To validate the model, the authors conduct a case study on a China multiproduct pipeline and perform sensitivity analysis. The technical model is accurate to 1.1%, except for upstream pressure at the end receiving station. Sensitivity analysis reveals that incorrect judgment of elevation profile, volume escalation, and product temperature variables can render the outcome of pipeline design infeasible. Moreover, neglecting financial components, such as lines fill cost and tankage cost, can cause a variation of 23% in the performance parameters, leading to erroneous decision-making in Pipeline Network Configuration (PNC) design and operations. Lastly, the authors discuss the significance of considering tariff and carbon-emissions performance parameters during design optimization.
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spelling doaj.art-19ed0f1294cb43839fac518b3406c62d2023-12-28T05:20:06ZengKeAi Communications Co. Ltd.Journal of Pipeline Science and Engineering2667-14332023-09-0133100126Liquid pipeline network modeling with performance parameters sensitivity analysis due to its techno-commercial variablesBharat Sharma0Sunil Kumar Khare1Corresponding author.; Department of Petroleum and Earth Sciences, UPES, Bidholi, Dehradun, 248007, UK, India; Pipeline Department, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, Mumbai, 400001, Maharashtra,IndiaDepartment of Petroleum and Earth Sciences, UPES, Bidholi, Dehradun, 248007, UK, IndiaAfter analyzing existing pipeline-network design solutions in literature, the authors have developed a novel framework model that considers important technical, financial, and environmental factors such as terrain profile, thermal impact, dynamic pump efficiency, cost escalation, tariffs, project phasing, depreciation, and carbon emissions. This comprehensive model not only prioritizes cost optimization for performance measurement but also takes into account tariffs and carbon emissions. To validate the model, the authors conduct a case study on a China multiproduct pipeline and perform sensitivity analysis. The technical model is accurate to 1.1%, except for upstream pressure at the end receiving station. Sensitivity analysis reveals that incorrect judgment of elevation profile, volume escalation, and product temperature variables can render the outcome of pipeline design infeasible. Moreover, neglecting financial components, such as lines fill cost and tankage cost, can cause a variation of 23% in the performance parameters, leading to erroneous decision-making in Pipeline Network Configuration (PNC) design and operations. Lastly, the authors discuss the significance of considering tariff and carbon-emissions performance parameters during design optimization.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2667143323000185Computational intelligenceEnergyEnvironmentPetroleumPipeline networkSensitivity analysis
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Sunil Kumar Khare
Liquid pipeline network modeling with performance parameters sensitivity analysis due to its techno-commercial variables
Journal of Pipeline Science and Engineering
Computational intelligence
Energy
Environment
Petroleum
Pipeline network
Sensitivity analysis
title Liquid pipeline network modeling with performance parameters sensitivity analysis due to its techno-commercial variables
title_full Liquid pipeline network modeling with performance parameters sensitivity analysis due to its techno-commercial variables
title_fullStr Liquid pipeline network modeling with performance parameters sensitivity analysis due to its techno-commercial variables
title_full_unstemmed Liquid pipeline network modeling with performance parameters sensitivity analysis due to its techno-commercial variables
title_short Liquid pipeline network modeling with performance parameters sensitivity analysis due to its techno-commercial variables
title_sort liquid pipeline network modeling with performance parameters sensitivity analysis due to its techno commercial variables
topic Computational intelligence
Energy
Environment
Petroleum
Pipeline network
Sensitivity analysis
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2667143323000185
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