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  1. Optimisation of Mare's Tail coalescer technology.

    … process. The Mare's Tail is a fibrous type of coalescer used in the coalescence of oil droplets that are finely dispersed in the produced water stream with less or no chemicals. This thesis describes the work done under the auspices of the knowledge transfer partnership (KTP) between Opus Plus …

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  2. Mechanisms of secondary dispersions separation in particulate beds

    … ballotini. The apparatus facilitated different coalescer cell arrangements. The liquid-liquid system was toluene/de-ionised water. The inlet drop size distribution was measured by microscopy and using the Malvern Particle Size analyser; the outlet dispersion was sized by photography. The effect …

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  3. Coalescence of secondary dispersions in packed beds

    … the initial, local drop capture rate in a coalescer. A mathematical description of the saturation profiles is formulated and verified by the saturation profiles obtained by relative permeability. Based on the Carman-Kozeny equation, an expression is derived analytically to .predict the two …

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  4. Coalescence of secondary dispersions

    … the initial, local drop capture rate in a coalescer. A mathematical description of the saturation profiles was formulated and verified by average saturation data. Based 6n the Blake-Kozeny equation, an expression is derived analytically to predict the two phase pressure drop using the …

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