Deviation Angle Effects
Deviation Angle Effects is a phenomenon in wellbore cleaning that refers to the influence of the wellbore’s inclination from vertical on cuttings transport efficiency, characterized by changes in fluid dynamics, bed deposition, and annular velocity distribution as a function of angle.
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Predicting Multiphase Flow Behavior in a Deviated Well
A. R. Hasan, C. S. Kabir · SPE Production Engineering · 1988 · 134 citations
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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Glenn Research Center
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Beihang University
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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