Modeling of Properties and SI Engine Pollution of Associated Petroleum Gas in Iraq

Sheet, Eiman Ali Eh.

doi:10.52716/jprs.v10i2.340

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“…-The impact of the economic embargo after 1991 until 2003, which isolated the oil and gas industry from the world and investments that develop this industry. In addition, the complexity of the technology to benefit from gas that Iraq lacks, the high costs of gas production technologies, the increase in gas flaring is directly proportional to the increase in crude oil production, since associated gas constitutes 70% of the gas wealth in Iraq, as well as the failed administration by the government [15][16] [17].…”

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Associated Petroleum Gas: Environmental, Utilization, and Economic Rationale

Al-Rubaye,

Jasim,

Jassam

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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This study intends to shed light on associated gas from an economic standpoint, due to its various applications instead of oil, and from an environmental standpoint, due to the damage it does when burned during crude oil extraction. APG is a key raw material in the production of electricity and heating energy, as well as a variety of petrochemical products. Furthermore, APG has higher levels of water, which is known as wet gas, and hydrogen sulphide, which is known as sour gas. Helium, a marginally useful by-product, may be discovered in significant quantities. Different countries(Russia, Iraq, Iran, the US, Algeria, Venezuela, and Nigeria) have been the most prominent flare-ups over the past nine years. Also, these countries produced approximately 40% of the world’s oil per year, however they are also responsible for almost two-thirds (65%) of the world’s gas flaring. Flaring associated petroleum gas occurs for a variety of causes, which may be divided into difficult causes and soft causes. On another hand, When gas is flared, a considerable amount of pollutants are emitted. Flare stack smoke indicates an inefficient combustion process, which increases the volume of harmful pollutants generated into the surrounding environment, such as volatile organic compounds.

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Associated Petroleum Gas: Environmental, Utilization, and Economic Rationale

Al-Rubaye,

Jasim,

Jassam

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…One of the challenges is the presence of old infrastructure that hampers the collecting and processing of APG, resulting in environmental issues and economic losses (Ali, 2015). Iraq's gas sector growth plans include several possibilities, including the continuation of current practices, the establishment of new processing facilities, and the use of gas for electricity generation, which has shown favorable economic and environmental outcomes (Ghadhban & Al-Fathi, 2001).…”

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The Future and Prospects of Natural Gas Industry in Iraq: An Exploratory Study

Alyasiri,

Nafea Jabur

2023

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This paper aims to explore the future of the natural gas industry in Iraq. The study uses an exploratory approach to determine the expected prospects for natural gas production in Iraq in light of the huge waste of natural gas reserves. Iraq is considered one of the countries that have natural gas reserves, most of which are associated gas, with an accompanying amount of approximately 70%, and it was and still is not able to optimally use this promising fuel economically, as much of it is now burned. But the attention given by the Ministry of Oil in reducing this waste is beginning to bear fruit, but it is in its initial stages and it is expected that Iraq will enter the global natural gas market in the foreseeable future, and this development limits harmful emissions due to the continuous burning of associated gas and the promotion of electricity by providing fuel This is not to mention the revenues it generates for the economy by providing hard currency for the state budget, providing fuel for the industrial sector, especially petrochemicals, fertilizers, iron and steel, and providing job opportunities for the workforce.

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Modeling of Properties and SI Engine Pollution of Associated Petroleum Gas in Iraq

Cited by 2 publications

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Associated Petroleum Gas: Environmental, Utilization, and Economic Rationale

Associated Petroleum Gas: Environmental, Utilization, and Economic Rationale

The Future and Prospects of Natural Gas Industry in Iraq: An Exploratory Study

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