Stuck Pipe Detection in Oil and Gas Drilling Operations Using Deep Learning Autoencoder for Anomaly Diagnosis
Hasan N. Al-Mamoori,
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Jialin Tian,
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Haifeng Ma
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Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(9), P. 5042 - 5042
Published: May 1, 2025
Stuck
pipe
events
remain
a
critical
challenge
in
oil
and
gas
drilling
operations,
leading
to
increased
non-productive
time
substantial
financial
losses.
Traditional
detection
methods
rely
on
manual
monitoring
expert
judgment,
which
are
prone
delays
human
error.
This
study
proposes
deep
learning
autoencoder-based
anomaly
diagnosis
approach
enhance
the
of
stuck
incidents.
Using
high-resolution
series
data
from
Volve
field,
autoencoder
model
was
trained
exclusively
normal
conditions
learn
operational
patterns
detect
deviations
indicative
events.
The
proposed
leverages
reconstruction
error
as
an
metric,
effectively
distinguishing
between
cases.
results
demonstrate
that
achieves
accuracy
99.06%,
with
area
under
receiver
operating
characteristic
curve
(AUC)
0.958.
Additionally,
attained
precision
97.12%,
recall
91.34%,
F1-score
94.15%,
significantly
reducing
false
positives
negatives.
findings
highlight
potential
learning-based
approaches
improving
real-time
detection,
offering
scalable
cost-effective
solution
for
mitigating
disruptions.
research
contributes
advancing
intelligent
systems
industry,
risks,
enhancing
efficiency.
Language: Английский
Intelligent Thermal Condition Monitoring for Predictive Maintenance of Gas Turbines Using Machine Learning
Machines,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(5), P. 401 - 401
Published: May 11, 2025
Gas
turbines
play
a
crucial
role
in
power
generation
and
aviation,
where
effective
maintenance
strategies
are
essential
to
ensure
reliability.
Traditional
condition
monitoring
methods
often
rely
on
scheduled
inspections,
leading
potential
downtime
increased
costs.
This
study
presents
an
AI-driven
approach
for
thermal
the
predictive
of
gas
using
machine
learning.
An
Extreme
Gradient
Boosting
(XGBoost)-based
classification
model
was
developed
distinguish
between
healthy
faulty
operating
conditions
based
load
data.
The
dataset,
collected
over
six
months
from
strategically
placed
thermocouples
exhaust
section,
processed
extract
key
statistical
features
such
as
mean
temperature,
standard
deviation,
skewness.
proposed
XGBoost
achieved
accuracy
(CA)
97.2%,
with
F1-score
96.8%,
precision
97.5%,
recall
96.1%,
demonstrating
its
effectiveness
detecting
anomalies.
results
indicate
that
integration
learning
turbine
significantly
enhances
fault
detection
capabilities,
enabling
proactive
reducing
risk
critical
failures.
provides
valuable
insights
data-driven
strategies,
optimizing
operational
efficiency
extending
lifespan
components.
Future
work
will
focus
real-time
deployment
further
validation
extended
datasets.
Language: Английский
A Dissipative Particle Dynamics Study on the Formation of the Water-In-Petroleum Emulsion: The Contribution of the Oil
Peng Shi,
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Murtaja Hamid Oudah Ogail,
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Xinxin Feng
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et al.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(10), P. 5422 - 5422
Published: May 13, 2025
High
internal
phase
emulsions
(HIPEs),
in
which
the
dispersed
water
exceeds
70%,
play
a
critical
role
enhancing
oil
recovery
through
situ
permeability
modification.
However,
their
stability
remains
major
challenge
due
to
frequent
inversion
and
coalescence.
In
this
study,
formation
stabilization
mechanisms
of
water-in-oil
HIPEs
were
investigated
using
multiscale
modeling
approach
that
combines
dissipative
particle
dynamics
(DPD),
molecular
(MD),
density
functional
theory
(DFT).
Fourteen
types
six
polyaromatic
emulsifiers
with
varying
side-chain
configurations
polar
groups
modeled.
Emulsifier
performance
was
evaluated
across
42
DPD-simulated
systems
70%
80%
content.
The
results
showed
moderate
dipole
moments
(~6
Debye)
spatially
distributed
heteroatoms
achieved
most
stable
emulsion
structures,
forming
continuous
interfacial
films
or
micelle-bridged
networks.
contrast,
weak
polarity
(<1
excessive
stacking
tendencies
failed
prevent
separation.
HOMO–LUMO
energy
gap
cohesive
(CED)
found
be
poor
predictors
emulsification
performance.
Four
distinct
identified,
including
film
co-construction
oils
steric
via
architecture.
findings
demonstrate
moment
is
reliable
descriptor
for
emulsifier
design.
This
study
provides
theoretical
foundation
rational
development
high-performance
petroleum-based
HIPE
highlights
potential
simulations
guiding
formulation
strategies.
Language: Английский