GL Noble Denton Strengthens Capabilities of Consulting Team
GL Noble Denton has appointed Dr. Vicki Niesen to lead its Hydraulic and Flow Assurance Consulting Services department in the Americas.
A recognized authority on flow assurance, Dr. Niesen brings more than 25 years' experience in the oil and gas industry to her new role. She is joined by former business partner Dr. Trent Brown, who has been appointed as a Principal Flow Assurance Consultant within her team. Dr. Brown also brings over 25 years of experience providing flow assurance solutions to leading industry projects. Together, they will offer GL Noble Denton's clients market-leading advice on the analysis of thermal, hydraulic and production chemistry issues for single-phase and multi-phase fluids, on- and offshore.
Dr. Niesen joins GL Noble Denton having spent sixteen years as the co-founder of two successful specialist businesses focused on modeling oil and gas pipeline production and pipe-in-pipe design. She contributes regularly to a wide range of oil and gas industry journals and is frequently invited to present her expertise at leading international oil and gas conferences alongside Trent.
Dr. Brown specializes in transient pipeline and process modeling, thermodynamic modeling and mechanical/thermal design pipelines, with particular expertise in pipe-in-pipe. His experience has included work on international subsea projects for some of the world's most respected oil and gas organizations.
Chris Harding, GL Noble Denton's President for the Americas said, "GL Noble Denton has a reputation as a leading-edge provider of innovative solutions to challenging oil and gas industry flow issues. Dr. Niesen and Dr. Brown's credentials will reinforce that reputation and further strengthen the capabilities of our hydraulic and flow assurance consulting team. I look forward to them helping our clients find
innovative and valuable solutions to some of the industry's most challenging flow issues."
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