Increase of efficiency of systems of protection of the equipment of oil pumping stations against the raised waves of pressure
About authors
- 1 — student National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)
- 2 — post-graduate student National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)
- 3 — Ph.D. associate professor National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)
Abstract
We study the wave processes that occurred during the transport of oil by pipeline, the mathematical model and the results of computer simulations of shock wave pressure are given, that are confirmed by experiment. An alternative technology is based on analysis of the shortcomings of existing systems by offering to protect pumping stations of the pressure waves, which increases the efficiency of the system of oil pipelines.
Область исследования:
(Archived) Topical issues in prospecting and development of oil and gas deposits
Keywords:
pumping oil station
water hammer
a pressure wave
transient mode
method of characteristics
gas evolution
computer simulation
Funding:
None
References
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- Lurie M.V. Mathematical modeling of pipeline transportation of oil and gas. Moscow, 2003.
- Crude oil pipeline: Textbook for universities: in 2 volumes / G.G. Vasilyev, G.E. Korobkov, A.A. Korshak, et al.; Edited by S.M. Weinstock. Moscow, V.1.
- Fox D.A. Hydraulic analysis of unsteady flow in pipelines. Moscow, 1981.
- Charny I.A. Unsteady motion of a real fluid in pipes. Moscow, 1951.
- Fluid Transient in Systems / E.В. Wylie, V.L. Streeter-Prentice-Hall: Englewood, 1993.
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