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You'll need to calculate flow regime (Baker) and hold up of liquids (lockhart, Beggs-Brill). These will tell you if you have slug flow. Then with a pipeline profile (elevation change) you can see the size of the slug (or just make some experienced based guess).
As for whats in the water, just do a flash at conditions at the end point. You may need an extended gas analysis if you are looking for the distribution of HAP, VOC, and BETX.
As for whats in the water, just do a flash at conditions at the end point. You may need an extended gas analysis if you are looking for the distribution of HAP, VOC, and BETX.
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lauisa,
What luck you have. I just ran across this yesterday.
What luck you have. I just ran across this yesterday.
You're on a roll. This one's even better. Just found it now.
gr2vessels
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Is it a "slug" catcher you are working on? The composition of the "water" depends on the quantity of Rich MEG returned, condensate phase, H2S, solubles and suspended solids, etc...As for sizing the slug catcher, you need to know the size of the slugs in the incoming pipe.
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