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Multivariate multiscale complex network analysis of vertical upward oil-water two-phase flow in a small diameter pipe
2016
Scientific Reports
High water cut and low velocity vertical upward oil-water two-phase flow is a typical complex system with the features of multiscale, unstable and non-homogenous. We first measure local flow information by using distributed conductance sensor and then develop a multivariate multiscale complex network (MMCN) to reveal the dispersed oil-in-water local flow behavior. Specifically, we infer complex networks at different scales from multi-channel measurements for three typical vertical oil-in-water
doi:10.1038/srep20052
pmid:26833427
pmcid:PMC4735800
fatcat:nzwlw4gpnzdlbbpoc26tyu7o3e