Pipeline Slugging is a multiphase flow phenomenon characterized by the intermittent and oscillatory movement of large liquid slugs separated by gas pockets, occurring in pipelines due to hydrodynamic instability, terrain-induced liquid accumulation, or operational transients.
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Severe Slugging in Pipeline/Riser Systems
J. Fabre, Lucien L. Peresson, J. Corteville et al. · SPE Production Engineering · 1990 · 97 citations
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