I looked at this about 12 months ago, and I’m just recalling from the top of my head. But the viscosity doesn’t make much difference anyway, and I’ve based it on worst case. Anyway, regardless, the flow rate, might make headlines but it’s hardly important considering we are onshore, and operation costs are <$10 per barrel.
I’m thinking of taking a holiday and throwing in the towel.
I’ll check my calcs tonight, but I used some viscosity parameter I found for heavy oils.
Regardless 1600 psi (11,000Kpa) up your sleeve for dynamic flow losses would flow 10000 barrels of bloody warm honey a day up a 4.5” production tube!! No worries
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