Reproducing trajectory of oil spilled from Turkmenistan oil fields in autumn and summer

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Cheshmsiahi Vahid; RASHIDI EBRAHIM HESARI AKBAR

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Journal: JOURNAL OF MARINE ENGINEERING Year:2019 | Volume:14 | Issue:28 Page(s): 91-99

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Reproducing trajectory of oil spilled from Turkmenistan oil fields in autumn and summer

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Cheshmsiahi Vahid | RASHIDI EBRAHIM HESARI AKBAR | Issue Writer Certificate

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Oil spillsQ1

Turkmenistan?s oil fieldsQ1

Numerical simulationQ1

FVCOMQ1

GNOMEQ1

Abstract

In order to numerically simulate transmission of oil spilled in Caspian Sea from Turkmenistan oil fields, wind induced currents in the sea were simulated using an unstructured grid Finite Volume Community Ocean Model (FVCOM) in the summer and spring of 2012. The results of the model in the fall season were then compared to the measured data for surface currents in three stations of Astara, Roudsar, and Amirabad. Comparison of the measured data and the current model output revealed that implementing turbulence closure module produces more accurate results than when the module was excluded. Later on, in order to determine the destination for the oil spilled from Turkmenistan oil fields, the output of flow model was imported into the GNOME computer application along with 6-hourly wind time series. Turkmenistan’ s oil wells on the eastern shores of the southern fields of the Caspian Sea in front of the Cheleken Peninsula were considered as the location of oil pouring. The type of pouring was momentary and the volume of oil pouring in each well was 100 barrels. Simulation of trajectory of spilled oil was conducted based on different pouring time and the location of the oil spill hitting the shore were acquired. Comparing the results from simulation and location of collecting Oil spills in August 2012 demonstrates acceptable accuracy; thus, it could be said that, it is quite feasible that Oil spills from Turkmenistan oil fields could reach the shores of Iran in the summer.

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Cheshmsiahi, Vahid, & RASHIDI EBRAHIM HESARI, AKBAR. (2019). Reproducing trajectory of oil spilled from Turkmenistan oil fields in autumn and summer. JOURNAL OF MARINE ENGINEERING, 14(28 ), 91-99. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/61010/en

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Cheshmsiahi Vahid, RASHIDI EBRAHIM HESARI AKBAR. Reproducing trajectory of oil spilled from Turkmenistan oil fields in autumn and summer. JOURNAL OF MARINE ENGINEERING[Internet]. 2019;14(28 ):91-99. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/61010/en

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Vahid Cheshmsiahi, and AKBAR RASHIDI EBRAHIM HESARI, “Reproducing trajectory of oil spilled from Turkmenistan oil fields in autumn and summer,” JOURNAL OF MARINE ENGINEERING, vol. 14, no. 28 , pp. 91–99, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/61010/en

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