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Using the pressure & temperature it is possible to manipulate the density needed to carry the particles. When the particles are carried out of the system, the liquid CO2 is converted into gas in the separator, and the contamination suspended in the CO2 drops out.\n \n \n \n This technology has been proven on a proof of concept test (onshore) with two 3rd party participance, flushing a 6,5km ¼\" dual control-line. This line was cleaned with laminar flow (Reynolds No. under 3000) and had a certificate that said it was cleaned to NAS1638 grade 6. It was proved, using SCCO2 with a Reynolds No. of 42.000, that the line was not clean, [and was NAS1638 grade 12]. It was then cleaned to NAS1638 grade 3, best we have ever seen. Also, the SCCO2 technology was proved offshore, by cleaning a 38km ½\"ID Umbilical for Wintershall Noordzee, from NAS1638 grade 12 to Grade 3 with a Reynolds No. of over 30.000. This umbilical had the same issue as in the proof of concept test. The line was claimed to be clean, but the operator experienced that the chemical injection line was blocked by contamination. This caused a lot of shutdowns and was very costly. After the umbilical was cleaned with the SCCO2 technology, the operator has not had any shutdowns due to contamination or blockages for over 9 months now.\n \n \n \n With the SCCO2 technology, it is possible to clean or unblock very long tubes/lines, to a cleanness never seen before. The cleanliness and unblocking possibilities are a result of the unique characteristics of the CO2, and the high Reynolds No. possible by using CO2. This opens more possibilities that previously was not possible and lacking in the industry. 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摘要
研究表明,80%的流体输送系统故障是由污染引起的。污染在安全性和可靠性方面造成了巨大的差距,并缩短了系统的寿命。海底系统通常由非常长的脐带/控制线(>6公里)控制,没有有效的清洁选择。有必要用紊流清洗这些管道,而用常规清洗液很难获得紊流。使用超临界二氧化碳(SCCO2)技术,现在可以用紊流清洗非常长的窄管,而用常规冲洗方法是不可能的。由于非常低的粘度,扩散性,并且没有二氧化碳的表面张力,它可能达到前所未有的清洁水平。利用压力和温度,可以控制携带颗粒所需的密度。当颗粒被带出系统时,液态CO2在分离器中转化为气体,悬浮在CO2中的污染物脱落。该技术已经在两家第三方参与的陆上概念验证测试中得到验证,冲洗了一条6.5 km / 4英寸的双控制线。这条线是用层流清洗的。3000以下),并有一个证书,说它被清洗到NAS1638 6级。用雷诺数为0的SCCO2进行了验证。在42000中,线不干净,[并且是NAS1638等级12]。然后它被清洗到NAS1638 3级,这是我们见过的最好的。此外,SCCO2技术在海上也得到了验证,在Wintershall Noordzee钻井平台上,使用Reynolds No.清洗了一条38km / 2”ID的脐带缆,从NAS1638等级12级到3级。3万多人。这条脐带与概念验证测试中存在同样的问题。该管线声称是清洁的,但操作人员发现化学注入管线被污染堵塞了。这导致了大量的停工,成本非常高。在使用SCCO2技术对脐带缆进行清洁后,作业公司已经有9个多月没有因污染或堵塞而停工。使用SCCO2技术,可以清洁或疏通非常长的管道/管线,达到前所未有的清洁度。清洁和易堵塞的可能性是二氧化碳的独特特性和高雷诺数的结果。通过使用二氧化碳来实现。这开启了更多的可能性,而这在以前的行业中是不可能的。它将使系统更加安全,可靠,降低成本,增加生产正常运行时间。
SCCO2 Flushing Technology: The Supercritical Revolution
Research indicate that 80% of all failures in fluid transfer systems are caused by contamination.
Contamination causes huge gaps in both safety and reliability and shortening the lifespan of, systems. Subsea systems are often controlled by very long umbilical's/control-lines (>6 km) with no efficient cleaning option. It is necessary to clean these lines with turbulent flow, which can be difficult to obtain with conventional cleaning fluids
With the Super Critical CO2 (SCCO2) technology, it is now possible to clean very long narrow pipes with turbulent flow, not possible with conventional flushing methods. Due to the very low viscosity, diffusivity, and no surface tension of the CO2, it possible to reach a level of cleanness never seen before. Using the pressure & temperature it is possible to manipulate the density needed to carry the particles. When the particles are carried out of the system, the liquid CO2 is converted into gas in the separator, and the contamination suspended in the CO2 drops out.
This technology has been proven on a proof of concept test (onshore) with two 3rd party participance, flushing a 6,5km ¼" dual control-line. This line was cleaned with laminar flow (Reynolds No. under 3000) and had a certificate that said it was cleaned to NAS1638 grade 6. It was proved, using SCCO2 with a Reynolds No. of 42.000, that the line was not clean, [and was NAS1638 grade 12]. It was then cleaned to NAS1638 grade 3, best we have ever seen. Also, the SCCO2 technology was proved offshore, by cleaning a 38km ½"ID Umbilical for Wintershall Noordzee, from NAS1638 grade 12 to Grade 3 with a Reynolds No. of over 30.000. This umbilical had the same issue as in the proof of concept test. The line was claimed to be clean, but the operator experienced that the chemical injection line was blocked by contamination. This caused a lot of shutdowns and was very costly. After the umbilical was cleaned with the SCCO2 technology, the operator has not had any shutdowns due to contamination or blockages for over 9 months now.
With the SCCO2 technology, it is possible to clean or unblock very long tubes/lines, to a cleanness never seen before. The cleanliness and unblocking possibilities are a result of the unique characteristics of the CO2, and the high Reynolds No. possible by using CO2. This opens more possibilities that previously was not possible and lacking in the industry. It will make the systems more safe, reliable and reduce cost and increase the production up-time.