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Title: Problems In Two-Phase Pipeline Operations
Author: William David Cook
Source: 1985 Gulf Coast Measurement Short Course (Now called ASGMT)
Year Published: 1985
Abstract: Two-phase pipelines are becoming a common means of moving natural gas and liquids from offshore platforms to onshore separation stations. Two-phase pipelines can be operated by two methods. One is to separate the gas from the liquid, then dry the gas and separate the condensate and salt water, re-inject the condensate into the pipeline downstream of gas measurement and bring onshore after the salt water is treated to meet mineral management standards it is then dumped overboard. Another method is to follow the same procedure but not dry the gas.

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