Regression-based finite element machines for reliability modeling of downhole safety valves
Volume: 198, Pages: 106894 - 106894
Published: Jun 1, 2020
Abstract
Downhole Safety Valve (DHSV) stands for a device widely used in offshore wells to ensure the integrity and avoid uncontrolled leaks of oil and gas to the environment, known as blowouts. The reliability estimation of such valves can be used to predict the blowout occurrence and to evaluate the workover demand, as well as to assist decision-making actions. In this paper, we introduce FEMaR, a Finite Element Machine for regression problems, which...
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Title
Regression-based finite element machines for reliability modeling of downhole safety valves
Published Date
Jun 1, 2020
Volume
198
Pages
106894 - 106894
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