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Computational Rheology for Pipeline and Annular Flow - Non Newtonian Flow Modeling for Drilling Production Flow Assurance

English · Hardback

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Informationen zum Autor Wilson C. Chin, PhD MIT, MSc Caltech, fluid mechanics, physics, applied math and numerical methods, has published twenty-five research books with John Wiley & Sons and Elsevier; more than 100 papers and 50 patents; and won 5 awards with the US Dept of Energy. He founded Stratamagnetic Software, LLC in 1997, an international company engaged in multiple scientific disciplines. Klappentext The author develops and applies modern analytical and computational finite difference methods for solving flow problems in drilling and production, and presents a non-Newtonian flow model for drilling and production, and flow assurance methods for subsea pipeline design. This book offers dozens of practical applications, along with a CD-ROM with Windows-based software. Inhaltsverzeichnis Basic Rheological Notions And Modeling Concepts; Industrial Applications; Fundamental Mathematical And Numerical Ideas; Eccentric Annular Flow; Concentric Rotating Flow; Recirculating Vortex Flows; Applications To Drilling And Production; Annular Modeling For Bundled Pipelines; Pipe Flow Modeling In General Ducts; Flow In Clogged Pipelines; Pipe Bends; Advanced Modeling Methods

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Basic Rheological Notions And Modeling Concepts; Industrial Applications; Fundamental Mathematical And Numerical Ideas; Eccentric Annular Flow; Concentric Rotating Flow; Recirculating Vortex Flows; Applications To Drilling And Production; Annular Modeling For Bundled Pipelines; Pipe Flow Modeling In General Ducts; Flow In Clogged Pipelines; Pipe Bends; Advanced Modeling Methods

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