The use of an EM mixing approach for the verification of an EM wave sensor for a two phase (oil–water) dispersed flow

Al-Kizwini, Mustafa A.; Alkhafaji, Dhirgham; Wylie, Stephen R.; Al-Shamma’a, Ahmed

doi:10.1016/j.flowmeasinst.2013.03.004

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“…These researchers used techniques including Gamma Ray Attenuation, Electrical Impedance, Coriolis Mass Flow and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance to measuring multiphase fraction. Recently the other researchers, Almuradi et al, 2015 [11], and Al-Kizwini et al, 2013 [12] have used EM techniques to analyze different mixtures and phase fractions at rest inside a microwave cavity. The two phase flow (oil / water) mixture signified problems in oil wells and oil production industries.…”

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Experimental and Numerical study for Multi-Phases flow Measurement by Microwave Cavity

Alkhafaji¹

2018

IJRASET

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Monitoring of two phase flow or multiphase flow in the industrial and service networks of pipelines is a significant problem. In order to manage this pipelines networks efficiently, an accurate on-line sensors and non-intrusive require to monitor the phase flow in the pipelines. This research presents the studying of a non-intrusive electromagnetic wave sensor (EM sensor) operating at radio and microwave frequencies for on-line monitoring and measuring two phase flow fractions of (water/oil), expressed in volume percentage in pipeline. The resonator inside cavity, used the shift in resonant frequency to detect and measure the components of two phase flow in a pipeline networks. The result show the possibility to developed non-intrusive sensor, based on EM waves capabilities to monitor the volume frication percentage of mufti-phases flow, and numerical results using HFSS code show a good agree with experimental results.

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Experimental and Numerical study for Multi-Phases flow Measurement by Microwave Cavity

Alkhafaji¹

2018

IJRASET

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“…These researchers used techniques including Gamma Ray Attenuation, Electrical Impedance, Coriolis Mass Flow and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance to measuring multiphase fraction. Recently the other researchers, Almuradi et al (2015) and Al-Kizwini et al (2013) have used EM techniques to analyze different mixtures and phase fractions at rest inside a microwave cavity.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%