Mathematical model of non-isothermal flow of oil through the trunk pipeline

BULLETIN OF THE KARAGANDA UNIVERSITY-MATHEMATICS, 2017

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DOI 10.31489/2017m4/56-62
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Abstract

Mathematical model of non-isothermal flow of oil through the trunk pipelineIn this article are described a non-isothermal current of high-viscosity oil.A non-isothermal current of viscous liquid on the trunk pipeline it is characteristic of transportation of oil and oil products with preliminary heating from places of production to a customer, of a current of hot water from combined heat and power plant to inhabited arrays and production locations, etc.The one-dimensional mathematical model of a non-isothermal current of viscous liquid and a formula of cost fuel -power expenses for the stationary mode of a current are examined.It is spoken in detail the process of calculation of optimum speed of a current for transportation of high-viscosity oil and oil products in the warmed-up state on pipelines at which the total cost of energy costs of pumping and heating of oil would be minimum.