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Pressure variation issues after oil pipeline paralleling

2015-06-15View Original

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The background is oil industry pipelines. For example, there is a pipeline belonging to oil well A; along its path, the pipeline of well B merges into that of A, and later on, the pipelines of wells C, D, E, and so on also merge into this pipeline. Then the pressure within this pipeline (is it called backpressure?) ? )Will it keep getting higher? Could backflow occur in the individual well pipelines before integration?
Reply #22015-06-15
It can be simulated using software, but the pressure must be determined based on the simulation control!

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