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Title: Ultrasonic Meters In Wet Gas Applications
Author: Dennis Van Putten, Henk Riezebos, Rene Bahlman Jan Peters, Rick De Leeuw Joe Shen
Source: 2015 North Sea Flow Measurement Workshop
Year Published: 2015
Abstract: Oil and gas operators today are facing a number of significant measurement challenges in their efforts to optimize production and generate more from their reservoirs, particularly in wet gas fields. Traditional flow measurement technologies in wet gas fields for well reservoir management (WRM) purposes are Venturi meters or orifice plate meters that involve differential pressure (dp) measurements. The advantage of t hese technologies is that the flow data can be g enerated under almost any wet gas process condition and that correction algorithms are available , refs 7 and 8 . T here are s ome disadvantages in terms of limited rangeability, cost and pressure drop

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