Wet Gas Measurement

Manus P Henry; Michael S Tombs

Wet Gas Measurement

Manus P Henry (Inventor), Michael S Tombs (Inventor)

University of Oxford

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Abstract

A first apparent property of a multi-phase process fluid is determined based on the motion of the vibratable flowtube. One or more apparent intermediate values associated with the multi-phase process fluid are determined based on the first apparent property. A measure of wetness of the multi-phase process fluid is determined based on a mapping between one or more of the apparent intermediate values and the measure of wetness. A second apparent property of the multi-phase process fluid is determined using the differential pressure flowmeter. One or more phase-specific properties of the multi-phase process fluid is determined based on the measure of wetness and the second apparent property.

Original language	English
Patent number	WO2008131251A1
IPC	G01N 33/18
Priority date	20/04/07
Filing date	18/04/08
Publication status	Published - 30 Oct 2008
Externally published	Yes

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Wet Gas Measurement
Henry, M. & Tombs, M., 9 Feb 2016, IPC No. GO1F 1/74, GO1F 1/84, Patent No. CA2658810C, 28 Aug 2007, Priority date 28 Aug 2006, Priority No. US82375306P
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Wet Gas Measurement
Henry, M. & Tombs, M., 12 Jan 2016, IPC No. G01F 1/84, G01F 1/00, G01F 1/74, Patent No. US9234780B2, 9 Sept 2014, Priority date 28 Aug 2006, Priority No. US82375306P
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Wet gas measurement
Henry, M. & Tombs, M., 28 Jul 2015, IPC No. GOIF I7/00, GOIF I/84, GOIF I/74, GOIF 15/02, Patent No. US9091581B2, 29 Aug 2014, Priority date 20 Apr 2007, Priority No. US91314807P
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