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The Development of a Wax Layer on the Interior Wall of a Circular Pipe Transporting Heated Oil -- The Effects of Temperature Dependent Wax Conductivity
Sophie Lauren Mason, John Christopher Meyer, David John Needham
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In this paper we develop and significantly extend the thermal phase change model, introduced in [12], describing the process of paraffinic wax layer formation on the interior wall of a circular pipe transporting heated oil, when subject to external cooling. In particular we allow for the natural dependence of the solidifying paraffinic wax conductivity on local temperature. We are able to develop a complete theory, and provide efficient numerical computations, for this extended model. Comparison with recent experimental observations is made, and this, together with recent reviews of the physical mechanisms associated with wax layer formation, provide significant support for the thermal model considered here.
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