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Pressure drop in Single phase Pipeline a =—pgsin(@)- 5, pV \ Gravitational Part: Due to Trictional Part: uetoAcceleratonal Part: Due to cleyationdiferences~ fiction between fivid acceleration of ids sain part in tubing strings and pipe wall-main Important ony for high parti lowlines speed gaflow oe & Pressure drop in Single phase Pipeline: Friction Part eave Lames Cen tom Tnaon oma ett Rougese Moody Friction Factor Pressure drop in Single phase Pipeline « Reynolds number: Ibe fre Ib/se bbe va jm Ren Pre Re = 124 Vd Re=14775P1 in Hu bbi/d AL ua

P 5000 psig i 3 1000 eee “0 sao of a P, 100 psig f ne Wa tice Pe 0.000015 ft F asco he ig > “l #1500 > Tubing -2” — - 5000 j ae ft-Vertical al 5 * ° Dieta, 10000: © 2000 40000008000 ——t0000 foe Fowrat (ee) Pressure drop in Multi phase Pipeline + Consider 2 phases flow: liquid (water & oil) and gas * Two factors: + Slip or no slip (both phases have the same velocity) + Flow regime ‘+ The gas volumetric fraction is also called gas void fraction © Noslip: 4 =e * 44 i 3 # Sips =o Slippage: anf ‘© The liquid volumetric fraction is also called liquid holdup ig oe oSp go Pressure drop in Multi phase Pipeline * Blow regime: * Superficial velocity: af 4 Rae tw ‘+ Mixture velocity: + Vy Vig AVE , ‘Mandhane et al. (1974) horizontal flow pattern map based on experiments, Pressure drop in Multi phase Pipeline + Flow regime: a ‘chan Pressure drop in Multi phase Pipeline Empirical Correlations [wen Fiow correlations Category # Three Categories: Poetmann and Garpenter a ‘+ A—No slip, no flow pattern consideration Baxendell and Thomas A Homogencous mixture Fancher and Brown A Mine retentions Reciibas tacac . + B—Slip considered, no flow pattern considered [Gray i Carel forbid bl rion car |S . © C_ Slip considered, flow pattern considered Daneand Row c Cerclation ow patra Correlations for liquid holdup and friction factor for each, Ornseseweel = Con aziz ot ¢ mm Chieriei etal ¢ Beggs and Bril ¢ Mukherjee and Brill ¢ Beggs and Brill Correiation The experiments were obtained at The University of Tulsa. The facility consisted of 1" and 1 +4" acryle pipe sections 90 ft long, Fluids were alr and water. A total of 584 experimental points were obtained, The pipes could be inclined at any angle, The parameters were Gas flow rate (0 to 300 Mscf/d) Liquid flow rate (0 to 30 gal/rain) (0 w 1030 bbl/d) Average pipe pressure (35 to 95 psa) © Pipe diameter (1" and 1 4°) Liquid hold up (010 .87) Pressure gradient (0 wo .8 psi/fty Inclination angle (-90 ta 90 from horizontal) Flow pattern visully observed in the pipe. ‘For each pipe size and gas and liquid flowrate, the flow pattern was observed on the horizontal set up. ‘After this the pipe inclination angle was varied and the inffnence ofthe inclination angle on the holdup ancl presure odon vus served = = + Thircorrelation s applicable to any pipe inclination angle and low direction The metho is based on the flow regime that woul occur ifthe pipe were horizontal Corrections are then presented forthe gas volumetric fraction o liquid holdup to et Beggs and Brill Correlation © The starting point of this correlation is the identification of the flow pattern that would exist if the pipe were horizontal. + This flow pattern map can only be used to obtain the actual flow pattern if the pipe is horizontal. * Iis used though as the starting point of the calculations for pressured drop for any pipe inclination. * The Beggs and Brill Horizontal Flow Pattern Map is a function of the Froude Number and the liquid no-slip vounetric fraction or hold up. Beggs and Brill classified the flow regimes in horizontal flow initially into 3 categories Segre stances new Interment J DistrBted Beggs and Brill Correlation ‘+The Flow Pattern isa function of the no-slip liquid volumetric fraction and the Froude Number: Vv 2 4 = Frotn V+V,, ed, fils Vv, ¢. wy Infield units; Fp = 37267- 03726704 * Pin a dng tress agen HCMAT Nema C2) Beggs and Brill Correlation 1000 100 04 ‘No Sip Liquis Volumete Fraction Beggs and Brill Correlation 1000 Distributed +00 10 | noe OD Fem =o.0009252 4, Froude Number 0001 oot Fro 25164," eg =05a™" Intermitont em aaa 04 "No Slip Liquié Volumetric Fraction Beggs and Brill Correlation © The logic for determing the horizontal flow pattern is rere o Fe oat Fr> Fri oa Beh] > Intermittent eb nn > anti et ‘Segregated Beggs and Brill Correlation. The next step on eggs and Bil proces the calculation ofthe actual iu solumetre fraction that would occur on a horizontal pipe ‘This is express a x correlation in the form of Flow Regime | Gecim Bases egies Segregated | 0.980 0.4846 0.0868 Tntermitent | 0.845 0.5351 0.0173 Distribute | 1.065 0.5824 0.0600 ‘Transition | Interpolation based on the Segregated and| Intermittent liquid volumetric fractions Beggs and Brill Correlation... + The next step is the correction of the liquid holdup to account for the pipe inclination angle a, = a/b $= 1+C|sin(1.80)— 0.333 sin’(1.80)] 2 Where @ isthe incination angle from horizontal a pcr COAT en C2) Beggs and Brill Correlation... as} sin(1.89)—0.333sin'(1.80) Imeimaton angie a wn C2) Beggs and Brill Correlation... The parameter C is given by another correlation: C=(1-a,)inle 4," N, Fr) + Distributed uphill flow C= 0 1 And Nis a dimensionless number known as the liquid velocity number: fils Ame ‘ys pe N,, =1.938V,4 aynesiem Beggs and Brill Correlation... ‘* The remaining parameters are: Regime a ° t a Segregated Uphill} 0.011 | -2.7680 | 3.5390 | -1.6140 Intermittent Uphill| 2.960 | 0.3050 | .0.4473 | 0.0978 Distributed Uphill No Correction - C=0 Downward Flow | 4.700 | -0.3692 | 0.1244 | -0.5056 Beggs and Brill Correlation... + The transition horizontal liquid actual volumetric fraction is calculated by interpolation between the segregated andl intermittent values: aximasion = optreded 4 B qynteninen Frye Fr rf — Free B=1-A @ a te Tig PL, ay rg thon peg HOA Ve eo Beggs and Brill Correlation... ‘+ After the liquid volumetric fraction is calculated we can calculate the clevation pressure gradient pst 4 =-0.433y,, sin(8) 5 sevaton Ibmift BiG, +B, Ge, 624 Beggs and Brill Correlation... ‘+ ‘The frictional pressure gradient is calculated using the following model a Sg Pl aVn tlsan 2 a, Pru = Pitt Py Ay f, apt. Ly. a gt Pesan eng HCUAT Nea C2) Beggs and Brill Correlation... ‘+ ‘The mixture no-slip friction factor is calculated using Moody diagram based on the no-slip mixture properties Jb. fu Rensé) ot ‘ete Be “p My = Why Hy Ay a lg testa eng HCUA Nea C2) Re, =124 Beggs and Brill Correlation... * The fia friconl pressure gradients hen: ava J; af =-tugrraan’ {fede FE \ pin Si) 4, PiAyt Py Ay 62d 1a The correction term for the two phase friction factor was also presented as a correlation: a ecg CAAT nn C2) Beggs and Brill Correlation... a The correction term for the two phase friction factor was also presented as a correlation: (as) In(2.2y-12) if 1

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