چکیده مقاله
Multiphase flow regimes have a critical role in the design, operation, and optimization of pipelines and production systems in the oil and gas industry This study investigates key flow regimes, including stratified, annular, slug, droplet, mist, and churn flow, highlighting their characteristics, transitions, and operational impacts Using OLGA simulation software, a 1020 meter pipeline was analyzed to examine the effects of pressure, flow path slope, and fluid velocities on flow regime behavior Findings indicate that slug flow dominates most of the pipeline, while stratified flow occurs in regions with significant elevation changes, particularly in valley sections Increased pressure enhances gas liquid mixing, improving liquid mobility and reducing slug flow potential Additionally, variations in flow path slope significantly impact interphase slip and phase velocities, with steeper slopes promoting slug formation and shallower slopes encouraging stable flow patterns
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نویسندگان
Pourya Hoveidaee Zoeram
Department of Petroleum Engineering, Petroleum University of Technology, Ahvaz, Iran
شیوه ارجاع
Hoveidaee Zoeram, Pourya,1403,Equations and Characteristics of Multiphase Flow and Flow Regimes in Oil and Gas Systems: A Case Study with OLGA Simulation Software,the eighth International Conference on Technology Development in Chemical Engineering,Tehran
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