In situ optical computation fluid analysis system and method
AssigneeHalliburton Energy Services, Inc.
InventorsChristopher M. Jones, Louis W. Elrod
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AssigneeHalliburton Energy Services, Inc.
InventorsChristopher M. Jones, Louis W. Elrod
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A multivariate optical element (MOE) calculation device is used in an apparatus for determining a property of petroleum in real time flowing in a pipe in petroleum field stream pipes or pipe line. Multiple apparatuses are provided for determining the amount of each of a plurality of properties. An internal reflectance element (IRE) is used to determine the property of the petroleum from a surface of the petroleum flowing in a pipe. A cleaning apparatus is provided to clean the surface of the IRE in the pipe and a turbulence generator is provided in the pipe to insure homogeneity of the petroleum being analyzed prior to analysis. A bellows may be provided the apparatus housing to compensate for pressure differentials between the housing and the flowing petroleum in the pipe. Various embodiments are disclosed.
A method for determining at least one property of a moving stream of fluid in a subsurface well comprising:
A method for determining at least one property of crude petroleum flowing in a moving stream in a pipe system comprising:
A system for determining at least one property of crude petroleum flowing in a moving stream in a pipe system comprising:
A system for determining at least one property of crude petroleum flowing in a moving stream in a pipe system, comprising:
An apparatus for determining a property of a component of crude petroleum flowing in a pipe, comprising:
A method for determining at least one property of a moving stream of hydrocarbon-containing fluid in a subsurface well, comprising the steps of:
An apparatus system to determine a property of a hydrocarbon-containing fluid in a subsurface well, comprising:
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