Virtual Measurement in Pipes: Part 2-Liquid Holdup and Flow Pattern Correlations

Abstract

The prediction of liquid holdup and multiphase flow regimes present in a well or pipeline is very important to the petroleum industry. Liquid holdup, defined as the fraction of pipe occupied by liquid, and flow regimes must be predicted to design separation equipment and slug catchers in pipeline operations properly. It is also important when designing gas storage fields in depleted oil reservoirs.

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DOIS: 10.2523/30976-ms 10.2118/30976-ms