Separation technique and technology improving to increase well production fluids separation effect is an important issue in the field of petroleum production and treatment. Due to the change in the size of separator containers, the increase in the separation equipment productivity has reached its maximum capabilities, and subsequent work in this direction is difficult and unjustified. Studying the gas-liquid flows movement in the separator, the in-package and in-rotor flows impact, changes in package design, the process of the dispersed phase and the flotation effect destruction will allow us to create a technological and technical basis for separation equipment performance ensuring in the future. Because of the study, the design of the apparatus with the best well production fluids separation was pro-posed, the use of which ensures the separation and dense fraction removal the through the discharge opening efficiency. Based on the presented research, a prototype apparatus was developed and machined.
Studying the processes during the pressure pulses movement in the column of injected impulse liquid from the wellhead to the formation, it is necessary to assume, for simplification, that the wavelength significantly exceeds the diameter of the wells. These conditions are revealed in all cases of pulsed non-stationary liquid injection. It is necessary to take into account the dynamic solution at the low-frequency limit and to determine the displacement of the media with known parameters of size and voltage fields. The obtained results will be compared with the measurements got by various authors. The obtained data will allow to approximate the low
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