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Peer Review of Interim Report on Computational Fluid Dynamics Model for Predicting Wellhead Oil-Burning Efficiency at Bench and Intermediate Scales (2021) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix A: Peer Review Charge Document
Pages 18-20

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... Because of this, it is important that the interim final report undergo a thorough, independent peer review to ensure that the methods, data quality, and strengths of any inferences made are based on the best available science. The primary purpose of this peer review is to assist BSEE in effectively assessing spill mitigation strategies as part of its role in permitting offshore oil and gas development.
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... model; and  The completeness of the modeling results and experimental validation as an evidence base for determining whether wellhead burning is sufficient for mitigation of uncontrolled environmental release of oil in the event of loss of well control. As part of the peer review, committee members will respond to the following evaluation criteria: 1.
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... Provide an explanation for your answers. REVIEW PROCESS All peer review committee members will receive a PDF copy of the NRL report OSRR 1063: Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement Report: Computational Fluid Dynamics Model for Predicting Wellhead Oil-Burning Efficiency at Bench and Intermediate Scales: Interim Report (July 30, 2020)
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Key Terms

  • computational fluid
  • fluid dynamics
  • research product
  • apparent strengths
  • interim final

  • gas development
  • environmental enforcement
  • dynamics model
  • offshore oil
  • product accurately

  • predicting wellhead
  • independent peer
  • nrl report
  • data quality
  • literature review

  • available science
  • experimental validation
  • wellhead burning
  • accurately expand
  • model adequately

  • including droplet
  • permitting offshore
  • primary audience
  • report osrr
  • adequately characterize

  • dynamics modeling
  • primary purpose
  • final national
  • unburned oil
  • remove oil


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