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Title: Interface Detection In Liquid Pipelines
Author: Interface Detection In Liquid Pipelines
Source: 2010 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2010
Abstract: The basic concept of interface detection is simple: detect and direct the flow of different fluids, or batches, through pipelines. The implementation, however, can be very complicated. The goal of interface detection is to time the switching or cut of the product in such a way that delivers the maximum quantity of product to customers without downgrading the quality of the product. Inaccurate interface detection leads to an increase in both downgraded product delivery and transmix, which requires storage and additional refining. Both significantly cut into the profit margins on delivered product

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