Advanced Transient Multiphase Flow Simulator

A software-based solution to ensure the continuous flow of oil and gas, CO2, hydrogen or steam – in a safe, economical and environmentally friendly way.

Accurate and detailed

Based on models that are closer to the actual physics of multiphase flow

Easy to use

Simplify modelling and quickly expand it to be used by multiple disciplines

Economical

All functionality included, no need to purchase expensive add-ons

Upcoming

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News

November 29, 2024
LedaFlow 2.11 has been released. On December 10th we offer a 45 minute webinar to present and demonstrate the new features and improvements including modelling CO2 with impurities.
November 29, 2024
We are happy to announce the latest commercial release (2.11) of LedaFlow Engineering with several great improvements.
June 4, 2024
This 45 minute webinar gives insights on the possibilities offered by GEM and LedaFlow combined to model carbon transport, injection and storage.
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Application areas

LedaFlow can be used by multiple disciplines throughout the project lifecycle to address gas/liquid, thermal, solid and integrity management challenges.

Well Performance Studies

  • Slugging
    • Hydrodynamic
    • Terrain
  • Clean-up
  • Start-up / Restart
  • Warm-up
  • Shut-in
  • Artificial lift
  • Gas lift
  • ESP
  • Liquid loading
  • Crossflow
  • Annular pressure
  • Hydrates
  • Wax
  • Inhibitor tracking
  • Corrosion
  • Erosion

Flow Assurance Studies

  • Slugging
    • Hydrodynamic
    • Terrain
  • Turndown
  • Shutdown
  • Cooldown
  • Depressurization
  • Start-up / Ramp-up
  • Pigging
  • Dead oil displacement
  • Multiphase pumping
  • Hydrate risk estimation and transport
  • Wax risk estimation and deposition
  • Sand
  • Inhibitor tracking
  • CO2 transport and injection
  • Hydrogen transport
  • Line packing/unpacking
  • Gas lift
  • Corrosion
  • Erosion
  • Flow induced pulsation
  • Force calculations in bends

Well Kill

  • Blowout simulations
    • Establish blowout rates of oil for environmental evaluations
    • Numerous flow paths
    • Establish confidentmodels for dynamic kill simulations
  • Dynamic kill simulations
    • Document well kill requirements
      • Minimum pump rate
      • Pit volume
      • Kill fluid density
      • RW capacity
      • Horse power requirement
      • Pressure requirement