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Study on adhesion of heavy oil/brine/substrate system under shear flow condition
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After the investigations of experiments and Derjaguin-Landau-Verwey-Overbeek (DLVO) theory, the adhesion energy model was proposed to solve the discrimination of the minimum oil-gathering temperature of transportation (adhesion temperature, AT). The results of AT were in good agreement with the experimental results (error values around 0.1 °C~(-1).2 °C). And a 100-day cooling transportation test was conducted safely, indicating that the model was suitable for engineering application. It was found that the oil droplets were adhered to the initial adhesion layer on the pipeline wall by the dominant contribution of van der Waals (VDW) energy. In contrast, the electric double layer (EDL) energy can resist the coalescence between oil droplets and the initial adhesion layer. And the effects of different temperatures, oil droplet particle sizes, and salinity on the DLVO interaction energy were also analyzed. Furthermore, the effect of DLVO energy on the adhesion of heavy oil was obtained by combining the relationship between adhesion mass and AT.
Heavy oilAdhesionDLVO theoryShear flowOil/brine/substrate system
Yang Lyu、Qiyn Huang、Fuqiang Zhang
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Surface Engineering Pilot Test Center, CNPC, China University of Petroleum-Beijing, Beijing, 102249, PR China
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