Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1513097 | Energy Procedia | 2012 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
A model for two-phase pipeline flow of CO2 with phase transfer is presented. Two different relaxation models for phase transfer are developed. The system of equations is solved by splitting it into a hyperbolic conservation law and a relaxation ODE, solved by a multi-stage (MUSTA) finite volume scheme and the backward Euler method, respectively. The stiffened-gas equation of state is used for calculating thermodynamic properties. Simulation results from a depressurisation case of a CO2 pipe, causing phase change and cooling, are presented, showing that statistical rate theory predicts solutions close to those of an equilibrium model with instant phase transfer.
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