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International Oil and Gas CFD Conference

	Posted Mon September 18, 2006 @07:11AM
	The preliminary agenda for this year’s International Oil and Gas CFD Conference (IOCC) has been announced, with an impressive schedule of speakers. The event will take place in London on November 30th and December 1st, 2006. British Petroleum, Shell Global Solutions and Halliburton are presenting papers, along with a wide range of other oil and gas operators and researchers from across the world. Presentations will focus on applications including separation, refinery modelling, LNG and CNG modelling and subsea flow modelling.

	There also will be papers providing an overview of the role of simulation in the oil and gas industry, and on emerging industry trends as the application of CFD continues to expand rapidly. The IOCC will be held onboard the HQS Wellington, which is permanently moored on the River Thames at Embankment in the heart of London. Attracting in excess of 120 representatives of the oil and gas industry, the event will feature 28 presentations and host an exhibition of partner solutions providers. In addition to the conference and exhibition, attendees are invited to attend an evening dinner to be held at The Orangery at Kensington Palace.

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