Knowledge Discovery for Classification of Three-Phase Vertical Flow Patterns of Heavy Oil from Pressure Drop and Flow Rate Data

  • Serapião A
  • Bannwart A
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This paper focuses on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to identify flow patterns acquired and recorded from experimental data of vertical upward three-phase pipe flow of heavy oil, air, and water at several different combinations, in which water is injected to work as the continuous phase (water-assisted flow). We investigate the use of data mining algorithms with rule and tree methods for classifying real data generated by a laboratory scale apparatus. The data presented in this paper represent different heavy oil flow conditions in a real production pipe.

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Serapião, A. B. S., & Bannwart, A. C. (2013). Knowledge Discovery for Classification of Three-Phase Vertical Flow Patterns of Heavy Oil from Pressure Drop and Flow Rate Data. Journal of Petroleum Engineering, 2013, 1–8. https://doi.org/10.1155/2013/746315

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