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Liquid accumulation and removal in transient three-phase flow with low liquid loading
Available to PurchasePublisher: BHR Group
Paper presented at the 10th North American Conference on Multiphase Technology, June 8–10, 2016
Paper Number: BHR-2016-033
... at the accumulation point for the current gas rate. For the example in Figure 3 the difference in the liquid holdups and (second sweep) is larger than the difference in the liquid holdups and (third sweep), explaining the difference in propagation speed of the hydraulic gradient for the second and third sweeps...
