Abstract:

Measurements of particle size distributions of Louisiana sweet crude oil in two-phase jets with an endoscopic measuring system. Generation of a number of pictures at one height above the orifice to determine the particle size distribution. The dataset includes the raw data. For data about the particle size distributions of methane jets under high pressure, please refer to C-IMAGE II dataset R4.x267.178:0005.

Suggested Citation:

Schlüter, Michael and Katrin Laqua . 2016. Bubble and drop size distributions of Louisiana sweet crude oil under ambient conditions. Distributed by: GRIIDC, Harte Research Institute, Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi. doi:10.7266/N7NK3C19

Purpose:

These experiments have been done to investigate the influence of pressure and temperature on particle size distribution in jets.

Data Parameters and Units:

Series, Temperature (4, 10, 20) [degrees C], Pressure (0.1, 5, 8, 15) [MPa], Amount of classes, Particle diameter all in [um]: geometric mean (dg), arithmetic mean (d1,0), number-surface mean (d2,0), number-volume mean (d3,0), length-surface mean (d2,1), length-volume mean (d3,1), Sauter mean (d3,2), De Brouckere mean (d4,3), mean d5,4, minimum diameter (dmin), maximum diameter (dmx), <10% of Number (dn10), median of number (dn50), <90% of number (dn90), <95% of number (dn95), <10% of volume (dv10), median of volume (dv50), , <90% of volume (dv90), <95% of volume (dv95); Bin dp [um]: particle diameter, Pdf q0: Probability density function [um^1], Cdf: cumulative distribution function of number.

Instruments:

Endoscopic high pressure measuring system of the company SOPAT GmbH

Individual Files: