Predicting CO2 hydrate forming conditions in the presence of inhibitors and electrolytes

Kh Nasrifar; M. Moshfeghian; R. N. Maddox

Predicting CO₂ hydrate forming conditions in the presence of inhibitors and electrolytes

Kh Nasrifar^*, M. Moshfeghian, R. N. Maddox

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Abstract

A combining rule for calculating hydrate formation temperature in the presence of both electrolytes and alcohol (glycol) has been developed. The hydrate temperature in the presence of pure water is calculated; this temperature is then separately corrected for the presence of electrolytes and alcohols. The average of the absolute temperature deviations for predicting hydrate forming conditions for CO₂ in mixtures where both electrolytes and alcohols (glycols) are present was 0.41 K.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	27-29
Number of pages	3
Journal	Proceedings, Annual Convention - Gas Processors Association
Publication status	Published - 1998
Externally published	Yes
Event	Proceedings of the 1998 77th Annual Convention - Dallas, TX, USA Duration: Mar 16 1998 → Mar 18 1998

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Energy Engineering and Power Technology

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Predicting CO2 hydrate forming conditions in the presence of inhibitors and electrolytes

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