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Distributed Measuring-Calculating Methods of Modeling Flows in Pipeline Systems

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For modeling and identifying the distribution of homogeneous and heterogeneous flows in pipeline systems, measuring-calculating methods based on indirect measurements of the boundary conditions were proposed. They evaluate the directly non-measurable flow parameters. Homogeneous flows of the oil-field water from the group pumping stations to the injection wells and the gas-lift gas from the compressor stations to the oil-producing wells, as well as the heterogeneous flows of the water-oil and gas mix in multiple-pipeline systems from the producing wells to the automatic group measurement installations were discussed as particular applications.

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  1. “Tatneftebitum” Experimental Oil-Gas Directorate, Leninigorsk, Republic of Tatarstan, Russia

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Frolov, A.I. Distributed Measuring-Calculating Methods of Modeling Flows in Pipeline Systems. Automation and Remote Control 62, 1445–1452 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1011695609549

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