Investigation on Flow Characteristics of Deposited Water Displaced by Flowing Oil in Hilly Terrain Tube

Guang Li Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.516-517.926

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Investigation on Flow Characteristics of Deposited Water Displaced by Flowing Oil in Hilly Terrain Tube

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The flow characteristics of deposited water displaced by flowing oil in hilly terrain tube were studied experimentally and numerically. Lab-scale experiments were carried out on the transparent organic glass test loop with I.D. 50 mm to investigate the distributions of oil-water interface by diesel flowing from a lower horizontal test section into the up-inclined test section. Two-dimensional numerical simulation was conducted by VOF model and CSF model based on the test geometrical model. Comparisons of the oil-water interface distribution and the critical superficial oil velocity show that the numerical simulations favorably compare with the measurements.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 516-517)

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926-930

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May 2012

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Guang Li Xu

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Numerical Simulation, Oil-Water Flow, Products Oil Pipeline, Residual Water, Water Displaced by Flowing Oil

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