2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.tsep.2023.101742
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Experimental study on crude oil fouling in preheat exchangers at different operating conditions

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“…Some scholars seek the appropriate water flow speed through experiments to achieve the best scale inhibition effect. Somayeh [40] experiment studies the effects of heat flow and fluid velocity on the scale inhibition rate of crude oil. Increasing the fluid velocity at a lower heat flow rate reduces the scale inhibition by up to 23% through shear stress removal of particles, while at a higher heat flow rate, the simultaneous positive effects of diffusion and adhesion increase the scale inhibition to 63%.…”
Section: Flow Rate Of Circulating Watermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some scholars seek the appropriate water flow speed through experiments to achieve the best scale inhibition effect. Somayeh [40] experiment studies the effects of heat flow and fluid velocity on the scale inhibition rate of crude oil. Increasing the fluid velocity at a lower heat flow rate reduces the scale inhibition by up to 23% through shear stress removal of particles, while at a higher heat flow rate, the simultaneous positive effects of diffusion and adhesion increase the scale inhibition to 63%.…”
Section: Flow Rate Of Circulating Watermentioning
confidence: 99%