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2024-01-01
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THE USE OF WAVE AND HYDRODYNAMIC METHODS IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY
Davletova Banu Farkhat qizi
4th year student of oil and gas studies, Faculty of Geography and Natural Resources, Karakalpak State University
Keywords: wave and hydrodynamic methods, oil and gas industry, exploration, production, safety, pipeline design, offshore operations, environmental protection
Abstract
The article discusses the use of wave and hydrodynamic methods in the oil and gas industry. The use of wave and hydrodynamic methods in the oil and gas industry refers to the application of scientific techniques and models that study the behavior of waves and fluid dynamics in order to improve various aspects of the industry. These methods are used to enhance exploration, production, safety, pipeline design, offshore operations, and environmental protection in the oil and gas sector. By understanding and analyzing wave reflections, fluid flow behavior, and other hydrodynamic factors, professionals in the industry can make informed decisions and implement strategies that optimize efficiency, profitability, and sustainability.
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