Calabar
Nigeria
Research Article
An Investigation of the Gathering System Options for a Hypothetical Field with Uniformly Distributed Production Wells
Author(s): Jerome Egbe G, Desmond Ewa E, Emmanuel Ettah B, Gitu Bassey I and Edem Nsifik EJerome Egbe G, Desmond Ewa E, Emmanuel Ettah B, Gitu Bassey I and Edem Nsifik E
The gathering systems in the production wells are very crucial in the transportation of produced liquids from production wells to collection points such as the processing plant or central processing facilities. Liquid transmission pipelines are a part of the energy industry which involves the transportation of natural crude oil through pipelines. In this research the pipeline costs, material costs are proportional to pipeline diameter, whilst construction and design costs are approximately constant. The research shows that the bigger the length of the flow line, the bigger the total pressure drop, per unit length of the flow line for a given size and the type of pipe, the total pressure drop increases with length, whilst the pressure increases from 100 kpa to 250 kpa, and the length of the flow lines increases from 5.4 km to 12.5 km. The inlet pressure of 600 psig was used, as maximum.. Read More»
DOI:
10.4172/2165-784X.1000263
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