WO2014098469A1 - 파이프 내에서 유동하는 다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성을 측정하기 위한 임베디드 장치 - Google Patents
파이프 내에서 유동하는 다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성을 측정하기 위한 임베디드 장치 Download PDFInfo
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- the present invention relates to an embedded measuring device capable of measuring the composition and composition of a multiphase flow fluid flowing in a pipe.
- Offshore plant refers to a production facility that can extract marine resources (oil and gas, etc.) from the sea and the seabed or manufacture the desired products using the marine resources.
- marine resources oil and gas, etc.
- offshore plants are mainly composed of various marine facilities used for mining, producing, and transporting oil or natural gas, and in recent years, as the offshore and offshore fossil fuels are depleted, subsea Competition for securing resources is accelerating.
- the most highly demanding technology in the offshore plant industry is the Subsea Production and Processing System, which processes and produces crude oil and gas in the subsea. It is positioned as a value industry.
- multi-components exist in the same single-phase.
- the natural gas phase is composed of multi-components such as methane, ethane, and propane. It also greatly affects the flow and properties of the fluid.
- fluid characteristics such as pressure, temperature and flow rate of multiphase flow fluids are measured by measuring instruments. Plugging and clogging phenomena due to gas hydrate formation are monitored using a window. It remains at the level of visual observation.
- a chromatographic method In order to analyze these various components, a chromatographic method (Gas or Liquid Chromatography) is generally the best method for taking samples and separating each component from the analytical column and qualitatively / quantitating it through various detectors (FID, TCD, MS). to be.
- FID detectors
- TCD detectors
- MS detectors
- these methods are difficult to analyze, and the samples must be discarded because samples must be taken.
- real-time analysis is impossible and the analysis time is excessively fatal. It has a disadvantage. In other words, it is not possible to quickly and individually analyze various components in deep-sea offshore plant facilities or flow loops.
- the present invention is to propose an embedded multi-phase flow fluid composition measuring device that has not been solved in the existing flow loop or offshore plant fluid transfer equipment.
- the present invention proposes a measuring device for economically and efficiently constructing and operating an offshore plant by confirming the composition of a multiphase flow component in real time and predicting a blockage phenomenon due to hydrate formation.
- the present invention is a high-pressure pipe pipe through which the multi-phase flow fluid; A Raman probe partially inserted into the high pressure pipe and having an optical lens; And a Raman peak analysis unit connected to another part of the Raman probe, wherein the Raman peak analysis unit uses the Raman probe to determine the composition of the Raman peak intensity of the multiphase flow fluid in the high pressure pipe by using the Raman probe.
- An apparatus for measuring the composition of a multiphase flow fluid which is characterized in that it can be provided.
- the Raman probe is preferably installed at least one in the pipe.
- the Raman probe may further include a first Raman probe installed on an upper portion of the pipe tube; A second Raman probe installed under the pipe pipe; A third Raman probe installed above the curved portion of the pipe in the front direction of the fluid flow; And it is preferable to include a fourth Raman probe is installed in the lower portion in the front direction of the fluid flow to the curved portion of the pipe.
- the component and composition measuring device of the multi-phase flow fluid by measuring the temperature and pressure at the same time as the real-time Raman measurement through the Raman probe in the pipe pipe to determine the gas hydrate forming object type, each pupil formation rate, and hydrate formation rate It is desirable to check in real time.
- the Raman probe is preferably compressed to the pipe pipe.
- the Raman probe it is preferable to include two or more different lenses to prevent chromatic aberration (chromatic aberration).
- the Raman probe may include a Raman body for compression fitting that is press-fitted to the pipe pipe; And a replaceable probe tip detachably connected to the Raman body for the compression fitting and surrounding the two or more lenses.
- the Raman peak analysis unit it is preferable to check the components and composition contained in the multi-phase flow fluid by analyzing the intensity value and the intrinsic wavelength region of the Raman peak measured by the Raman probe.
- the Raman peak analyzer may set a calibration curve by using a Raman peak intensity ratio with respect to a predetermined component and a concentration of the predetermined component, receive a Raman peak intensity value measured using the Raman probe, and It is preferable to use the calibration curve to quantitatively analyze the components contained in the multiphase flow fluid.
- the Raman peak analysis unit it is preferable to check the hydrate formation in the multi-phase flow fluid and its type by analyzing the intensity value and the intrinsic wavelength region of the Raman peak measured by the Raman probe.
- the Raman peak analysis unit further includes a pressure and temperature control device to operate when the hydrate formation is detected.
- the pressure and temperature control device it is preferable to adjust the pressure and temperature in the high-pressure pipe tube to be different from the phase equilibrium conditions of the hydrate formed.
- the Raman peak analysis unit further comprises an inhibitor input device that operates when the hydrate formation is detected.
- the high pressure pipe constitutes a flow loop.
- a fluid supply for supplying a multi-phase flow fluid to the flow loop.
- the flow loop preferably further comprises a plurality of test units branched pipe pipe by using a valve.
- the accuracy of the measurement result can be further increased by using an intensity value other than the Raman peak area value.
- the Raman probe it is possible to precisely check not only the type of gas contained in the multiphase flow fluid at the measurement position but also each solubility (or liquid component and composition), and the identified data can be presented qualitatively and quantitatively. have.
- FIG. 1 shows schematically an embodiment of a flow loop according to the invention.
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA ′ of FIG. 1, illustrating in more detail a Raman probe installed in a flow loop according to the invention.
- FIG. 3A is a detailed view of B of FIG. 2 showing in more detail a Raman probe installed in a flow loop according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3B is a diagram for explaining two or more lenses for preventing chromatic aberration in a Raman probe.
- 4A and 4B are graphs showing Raman analysis values according to pressures in a single gas of methane and ethane as an example in which the component composition of a flow fluid is measured using the measuring device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a graph showing Raman actual measurement values according to pressure by complex gasification of methane and ethane used in FIG. 4 at a ratio of 90: 10% and 50: 50%.
- 6A to 6D are graphs showing the number of moles of tendency according to the pressure of each gas of methane and ethane.
- FIG. 7 shows the apparatus used to obtain the experimental results of FIGS. 4 to 6.
- FIG. 8 shows a comparison of the rate of hydrate formation over time and the molecular behavior at the microscopic level by real-time Raman analysis in a flow loop.
- FIG. 9 shows, in real time, the Raman peaks formed by pure water and inhibitor inputs in Raman analysis.
- FIG. 1 shows a flow loop according to the invention.
- the flow loop includes the fluid supply part 100, the first flow loop 200, and the second flow loop 300.
- the fluid supply unit 100 functions to supply a plurality of fluids to the flow loops 200 and 300 for implementing the multiphase flow fluid of the seabed.
- the fluid supply unit 100 includes a gas supply unit 110, an oil supply unit 120, a mixture supply unit 130, and a water supply unit 140 to supply gases, oils, mixtures, and water contained in the multiphase flow fluid on the seabed. Supply.
- the fluids generated therein pass through the multiphase flow fluid generating unit 150 to generate a multiphase flow fluid similar to reality, and are supplied to the flow loops 200 and 300.
- the multiphase flow fluid extracted from the actual seabed may be supplied directly to the flow loops 200 and 300.
- the flow loops 200 and 300 consist of a plurality of high pressure pipes 250 and 350 to have a structure in which the inner multiphase flow fluid is circulated.
- the high pressure pipes 250 and 350 should be able to withstand the high pressure and low temperature conditions, which are subsea conditions of the multiphase flow fluid.
- the first flow loop 200 and the second flow loop 300 have a similar structure, but may be used for various purposes by varying their sizes.
- the horizontal and vertical sizes of the second flow loop 300 are half the size of the first flow loop 200, but are not limited thereto.
- the plurality of test units 210, 220, and 310 are positioned in the flow loops 200 and 300.
- a plurality of valves are positioned at the front and rear ends of each of the test units 210, 220, and 310, and are branched from the main stream of the flow loops 200 and 300 as shown.
- the valve may control whether or not the inflow of the multiphase flow fluid flowing into the test unit 210, 220, 310 according to a separate measurement purpose without affecting the main stream.
- a separate separator 230 may be located to allow separation of the multiphase flow fluid within the flow loop and to be used for testing purposes.
- the high pressure pipe 250 will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 2.
- the Raman probe 440 is installed in the high pressure pipe 250.
- a part of the Raman probe 440 is inserted into the inside of the high-pressure pipe tube 250, the other part protrudes from the outside, and the other part of the Raman peak analysis unit through the Raman body 420. 410 is connected.
- the insertion of the Raman probe 440 is a process to be relatively careful.
- the Raman probe 440 should be installed as a compression fitting on the high pressure pipe 250, and then the separate fastening members 430 and 444 should fasten it in and out of the high pressure pipe 250.
- Raman probes 440 are installed at the upper and lower portions of the high pressure pipe 250. (First and second Raman probes)
- the Raman probe 440 installed on the upper side checks the Raman peak intensity value of the gas-base multiphase flow fluid mainly located on the high pressure pipe 250, and the Raman installed on the lower side.
- the probe 440 may check the Raman peak intensity value of the liquid-gas multi-phase flow fluid located mainly under the high pressure pipe 250.
- the Raman probe 440 is preferably installed at the upper and lower portions in the front direction of the fluid flow at the curved portion of the pipe tube 250, respectively. (Third and fourth Raman probes)
- the Raman probe 440 will be described in more detail.
- the Raman probe 440 includes two or more optical lenses 441 and 442. Two or more optical lenses 441 and 442 may be superimposed so that various scattered wavelengths can be collected in one place after the laser light is irradiated onto the sample, thereby reducing the focal distance between red and purple, thereby reducing chromatic aberration. Can be reduced and the measurement accuracy can be increased. Using this, precise Raman analysis of data can be performed even in a multiphase flow environment.
- Raman analysis means analyzing the composition and composition of a multiphase flow fluid through Raman peak intensity values.
- the Raman probe 440 is used for the compression fitting while wrapping the Raman body 444 for the compression fitting and the two or more optical lenses 441 and 442 which are press-fitted to the high-pressure pipe pipe (250, 350) It may further include a replacement probe tip 443 detachably connected to the Raman body (444).
- the Raman peak analysis unit 410 receives various information about the Raman peak through the Raman probe 440, and confirms the components and composition such as the type and solubility of the gas contained in the multi-phase flow fluid through the received information Can be.
- the pressure and temperature of the high pressure pipes 250 and 350 may be measured in real time using a separate sensor (not shown), or may be arbitrarily controlled through a pressure and temperature controller (not shown).
- the high pressure pipe (250, 350) may be further provided with an inhibitor (inhibitor) input device (not shown). This, when the formation of the hydrate is confirmed in the high-pressure pipe (250, 350) can be suppressed by preventing hydrate formation by plugging or plugging.
- the multiphase flow fluid is generated in the fluid supply unit 100 or the multiphase flow fluid extracted from the seabed is supplied to the flow loops 200 and 300.
- test units 210, 220, and 310 may perform individual tests using separate measuring devices.
- the Raman peak analyzer 410 may know the composition and the composition of the multiphase flow fluid at the corresponding location using various information related to the received Raman peak.
- the information on the multiphase flow fluid which can be known through the Raman peak information, includes components and compositions such as the type of gas included in the multiphase flow fluid, solubility and liquid composition and composition of the gas, whether hydrate is formed and the type thereof, Of course, the invention is not limited thereto.
- the pressure and temperature controller may change the phase equilibrium conditions.
- an inhibitor input device capable of suppressing hydrate formation may introduce the inhibitor into the high pressure pipes 250 and 350.
- composition measurement example component and composition qualitative / quantitative analysis
- Methane gas was injected into the multiphase flow fluid generating unit 150 formed of a high pressure container to form a high pressure condition, and then the high pressure pipe tubes 250 and 350 were flowed.
- the high pressure pipes 250 and 350 and the multiphase flow fluid generating unit 150 are programmed to monitor temperature and pressure data in real time as shown in FIG. 7 and maintained at a constant temperature (10 ° C.) by cooling water. .
- the Raman peak intensity value was measured using the Raman probe 440 inserted into the high pressure pipes 250 and 350.
- the area or intensity measurement of the Raman peak was arbitrarily determined and used by the experimenter without particular classification.
- the intensity of the Raman peak was measured based on the accuracy. It will be described later.
- This experiment was carried out several times while changing the pressure of the target gas methane to 0.1 ⁇ 50bar.
- FIG. 4A is analyzed as follows.
- Methane increases with pressure at 2917 cm -1 , the symmetric stretching peak of carbon and hydrogen bonds. Therefore, even when only the Raman peak wavelength measurement region shown in FIG.
- the number of moles of the gas was confirmed through the measured intensity values of the Raman peak. This is because the number of moles increases at about the same rate as the pressure increases.
- ethane gas was used instead of methane.
- FIG. 4b is analyzed as follows.
- ethanol is the bending motion of the carbon and hydrogen bonding (bending) the peak 2900cm - shows an increase in pressure in the first and 2956cm -1. Therefore, even if only the wavelength measurement results for the Raman peak intensity values shown in FIG. 4B were examined, it was confirmed that ethane gas was included in the multiphase flow fluid.
- methane and ethane were used as the target gases in 9: 1 (%) and 5: 5 (%).
- Raman peak intensity values were measured at two pressure conditions of 20 and 40 bar.
- the number of moles of each methane or ethane gas analyzed here was calculated based on the measured Raman results.
- the Raman peak intensity value was increased at a nearly similar ratio as the pressure of the methane or ethane single gas increased, showing almost linearity.
- Methane showed the same trend at 2917 cm -1 , the symmetric stretching peak of carbon and hydrogen bonds, and ethane was the same at carbon and hydrogen bond bending peaks (2900 cm -1 , 2956 cm -1 ). Showed a tendency.
- the Raman peak intensity was found to be almost straight at the calibration curve below 0.1 mol / L, and the minimum detection level reached up to about 0.025 mol / L. (The results of microanalysis on methane are not shown, but similar to the case of ethane, the microanalysis showed more accurate measurements and better detection levels than peak areas.)
- the components and the composition of the multiphase flow fluid can be measured very accurately through the measurement results using the Raman peak intensity values rather than the Raman peak area values.
- Figure 7 schematically shows the construction of a hydrate forming system in high pressure pipes 250, 350 of an actual flow loop.
- the system is systemized to maintain and control the desired temperature and pressure, and is programmed to monitor temperature and pressure data in real time under flow conditions.
- the outside of the device is in the form of a jacket to allow the cooling water to maintain the desired temperature.
- the guest gas used for the actual measurement is methane gas, and during the presence of the constant temperature / static pressure and flow, the Raman probe is installed through the high-pressure device wall, that is, the gaseous and liquid jackets, to change the composition of the gas phase and form the hydrate.
- the Raman measurement can be used to predict the molecular behavior in real time.
- Figure 9 shows the real-time Raman peak information according to the methane hydrate formation, the injection of pure water and inhibitors that can inhibit the hydrate formation in the device to hydrate formation in real time under constant temperature and pressure conditions 4 minutes through the Raman measurement Raman peak information is obtained in units.
- the Raman measurement data of the two types of experiments show that the methane hydrate nucleation time can be clearly identified according to the peak shape and the number of wavelengths.
- the number of wavelengths of the large and small pupils is 2905cm -1 and 2915cm -1 , and the values can be obtained by measuring the peak intensity and the peak area, respectively.
- Pure water shows the Raman peak form (large and small pupil filling ratios) of methane hydrates as a result of methane hydrate formation, whereas Raman peak information when inhibitors are injected shows a significant delay in the initial hydrate nucleation stage. It can be seen from the Raman peak intensity value.
- the peak intensity in the methane hydrate nucleation step is markedly different when comparing the filling ratio by the peak intensity and peak area values of the large and small pores of the methane hydrate with pure water according to the hydrate formation. It can be seen that it is clearly distinguished by the naked eye.
- composition of the multiphase flow fluid can be obtained at the molecular level through the Raman peak value as well as the identification and formation of hydrates in the multiphase flow fluid by real-time Raman peak information .
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- 다상 유동 유체가 유동하는 파이프관;상기 파이프관 내측에 일부가 삽입되며 광학 렌즈를 구비하는 라만 프로브; 및상기 라만 프로브의 다른 일부와 연결되는 라만 피크 분석부를 포함하는, 임베디드(embedded) 측정 장치로서,상기 라만 프로브는,상기 파이프관에 컴프레스 피팅되는 컴프레스 피팅용 라만 바디; 및상기 컴프레스 피팅용 라만 바디에 탈착 가능하게 연결되는 교체용 프로브팁;을 포함하고,상기 라만 프로브를 이용하여 상기 파이프관 내의 다상 유동 유체의 라만 피크 강도(intensity)값을 측정함으로써 그 성분 및 조성을 확인할 수 있는 것을 특징으로 하는,다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치.
- 제 1 항에 있어서,상기 라만 프로브는, 색수차(chromatic aberration) 방지를 위한 광학렌즈를 더 포함하며,상기 교체용 프로브팁은 상기 광학렌즈를 감싸는 것을 특징으로 하는,다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치.
- 제 2 항에 있어서,상기 라만 프로브는 상기 파이프관에서 하나 이상 설치되는 것을 특징으로 하는,다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치.
- 제 3 항에 있어서,상기 라만 프로브는,상기 파이프관의 상부에 설치되는 제 1 라만 프로브;상기 파이프관의 하부에 설치되는 제 2 라만 프로브;상기 파이프관의 곡면부에서 유체 흐름의 정면 방향으로 상부에 설치되는 제 3 라만 프로브; 및상기 파이프관의 곡면부에 유체 흐름의 정면 방향으로 하부에 설치되는 제 4 라만 프로브를 포함하는 것을 특징으로 하는,다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치.
- 제 1 항에 있어서,상기 다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치는, 상기 파이프관 에서 상기 라만 프로브를 통한 실시간 라만 측정과 동시에 온도 및 압력을 측정함으로써 가스하이드레이트 형성 객체 종류 및 각 동공 형성속도, 및 하이드레이트 형성속도를 실시간으로 확인하는 것을 특징으로 하는,다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치.
- 제 1 항 내지 제 5 항 중 어느 한 항에 있어서,상기 라만 피크 분석부는, 상기 라만 프로브에 의하여 측정된 라만 피크 강도값과 고유 파장 영역을 분석함으로써 상기 다상 유동 유체에 포함된 성분 및 조성을 확인하는 것을 특징으로 하는,다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치.
- 제 6 항에 있어서,상기 라만 피크 분석부는,미리 지정된 성분에 대한 라만 피크 강도값의 비율과 상기 미리 지정된 성분의 농도를 이용함으로써 검량선을 설정하고, 상기 라만 프로브를 이용하여 측정된 라만 피크 강도값을 입력받고, 그리고 상기 검량선을 사용하여 상기 다상 유동 유체에 포함된 성분을 정량 분석하는 것을 특징으로 하는,다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치.
- 제 6 항에 있어서,상기 라만 피크 분석부는, 상기 라만 프로브에 의하여 측정된 라만 피크의 강도값과 고유 파장 영역을 분석함으로써 상기 다상 유동 유체 내에서의 하이드레이트 형성 여부 및 그 종류를 확인하는 것을 특징으로 하는,다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치.
- 제 8 항에 있어서,상기 측정 장치는, 상기 라만 피크 분석부가 하이드레이트 형성을 감지한 경우 작동하는 압력 및 온도 조절장치를 더 포함하는 것을 특징으로 하는,다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치.
- 제 9 항에 있어서,상기 압력 및 온도 조절장치는, 상기 파이프관 내의 압력 및 온도를 상기 형성되는 하이드레이트의 상평형 조건과 상이해지도록 조절하는 것을 특징으로 하는,다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치.
- 제 8 항에 있어서,상기 측정 장치는, 상기 라만 피크 분석부가 하이드레이트 형성을 감지한 경우 작동하는 억제물 투입장치를 더 포함하는 것을 특징으로 하는,다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치.
- 제 1 항 내지 제 5 항 중 어느 한 항에 있어서,상기 파이프관은 플로룹(flow loop) 또는 석유나 천연가스 등의 다상 유동유체를 수송하는 파이프라인(pipelines)를 구성하는 것을 특징으로 하는,다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치.
- 제 12 항에 있어서,상기 플로룹 또는 파이프라인에 상기 다상 유동 유체를 공급하는 유체 공급부를 더 포함하는 것을 특징으로 하는,다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치.
- 제 13 항에 있어서,상기 플로룹 또는 파이프라인은, 밸브를 이용하여 파이프관이 브랜치된 다수의 테스트부를 더 포함하는 것을 특징으로 하는,다상 유동 유체의 성분 및 조성 측정 장치.
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