Dr. Wang Wei
Education
PhD from China University of Petroleum-Beijing (China)
Bachelor from China University of Petroleum-Beijing (China)
Research
Focusing on multiphase flow and flow assurance, especially
liquid-liquid flows, wax deposition relevant to the offshore
petroleum industry. The research is particularly aimed at the flow
assurance of infield and main transportation pipelines. Regime boundaries and the effect of surfactants and additives are studied experimentally and theoretically. Advanced experiments are carried out to investigate velocity, phase fraction, drop size distributions and coalescence in order to develop predictive models of flow behavior and assess the separation efficiency of the phases. Plus fraction characterization and thermodynamic method for wax precipitation are studied numerically, mechanism of wax deposition during oil-gas, oil-water complex flow are particularly investigated.
Programs Supervised For
PhD and Msc in Oil & Gas Storage and Transportation Engineering
Teaching
Oil & Gas Storage and Offloading; Multiphase Flow in Petroleum Industry
Previous Teaching / Working Experience
· 2009-2011, Post-doctoral Research Center, China Petroleum Pipeline Bureau, China National Petroleum Corporation
· 2007-2008, Department of Chemical Engineering, University College London, UK
Contact
Email: w.wang@cup.edu.cn TEL: 010-89733764
Address of Office:18# Fuxue Rd, Changping District, Beijing 102249
Publications
1. Wang, W., Cheng, W., et al., Effect of dispersed holdup on drop size distribution in oil water dispersion; experimental observations and population balance modeling. Chemical Engineering Science, 2014 105:22-31.
2. Wang, W., Li, K., et al., Effect of interfacial dilatational rheology on the emulsification of oil-water emulsions. Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochem. Eng. Aspects, 2014 441:43-50.
3. Wang, W., Liu, J., et al., Evolution of dispersed drops during the mixing of mineral oil and water phases in a stirring tank, Chemical Engineering Science, 2013 91: 173-179.
4. Wang, W., Gong, J., Angeli, P., Investigation on heavy crude-water two phase flow and related flow characteristics, International Journal of Multiphase flow, 2011 37:1156-1164.
5. Wang, W., Ngan, K., et al., Observations on single drop formation from a capillary tube at low flow rates. Colloids and Surfaces A, 2009 334:1640-1648.