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Low Liquid Loading Experiments: Effect of Aqueous MEG and Real Hydrocarbon Gas (Over Model Gas) on Pressure Drop
Available to PurchasePublisher: ISAVFT
Paper presented at the ISAVFT 20th International Conference on Multiphase Production Technology, June 26–28, 2023
Paper Number: ISAVFT-2023-273
.... The effect of aqueous MEG on the pressure drop is also compared in these experiments. The presence of MEG inevitably increases the pressure drop and liquid holdup. When MEG is presented in the aqueous phase, the liquid film is laminar for the lowest liquid loading conditions based on the calculated values...
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