A new ultrasonic-based device for accurate measurement of oil, emulsion, and water levels in oil tanks
Mahmoud Meribout, M.A. Habli, Ahmed M. Al-Naamany, Khamis Al-Busaidi
Abstract
Mahmoud Meribout, M.A. Habli, Ahmed M. Al-Naamany, Khamis Al-Busaidi
Abstract
In the oil industry, many applications require the measurement of more than one liquid level interface, often in challenging, environments. In this paper, an ultrasonic technique has been developed to examine the propagation of ultrasonic waves in the oil, water, and mixed oil-water liquids. Preliminary experiments have been conducted on the device. In this paper, the design and operating parameters of this device are discussed and evidence for the satisfactory performance is given.
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In the oil industry, many applications require the measurement of more than one liquid level interface, often in challenging, environments. In this paper, an ultrasonic technique has been developed to examine the propagation of ultrasonic waves in the oil, water, and mixed oil-water liquids. Preliminary experiments have been conducted on the device. In this paper, the design and operating parameters of this device are discussed and evidence for the satisfactory performance is given.
Key concepts: Ultrasonic sensor, Emulsion, Petroleum engineering, Water tanks, Materials science, Water in oil, Process engineering, Acoustics