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Flow Rate Unit

04/04/2013 7:10 AM

Dear All,

What is purpose for specifying flow rate with "Sm3/Hr Cold Water equivalent "

The fluid is Bitumen Emulsion from production Wells .

Does "S "-implies standard conditions,

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04/04/2013 7:31 AM

You're sure that's not 5 m3/hr ?

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04/04/2013 12:33 PM

Yes its Sm3/Hr,

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04/04/2013 8:41 PM

Normal m3/time unit is a gas mass flow unit, which can vary from industry to industry. The natural gas uses a pressure of one bar (14.5 psia) and 0° C for 'normal'.

But I hadn't heard of normal flow for liquids. Maybe it's an industry equivalent of the volume or mass of water even though the fluid is an emulsion. Please let us know when you do find out.
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Re: Flow Rate Unit

04/05/2013 11:29 AM

May I appologize but m3 is a VOLUME unit not a MASS unit. In the SI mass unit is the "kg".
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04/06/2013 12:56 PM

Maybe, to establish a reference point for viscosity ?
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04/06/2013 7:33 PM

This may help: Challenged Resources

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