This invention discloses a method for measuring the
phase fraction of multiphase fluids based on a non-radiative composite
quantum light source, relating to the field of online metering technology for complex multiphase flows in industry. The method includes: S1 Static calibration to obtain the number of
quantum projections in oil, gas, water, sand, and fluid-free states; S2 Calibration to obtain the
photoelectric effect cross section and
Compton scattering cross section at various energies; S3 The multiphase fluid flows through a throttling structure, allowing
quantum light to penetrate the multiphase fluid and collecting the number of transmitted quantum projections; S4 Constructing a quantum cross section function relationship equation; S5 Constructing a nonlinear equation set; S6 Solving to obtain the
mass phase fraction of each phase. Based on the quantum
phase fraction measurement principle of the
photoelectric effect and the difference in
Compton scattering cross section, this method overcomes the technical limitations of traditional attenuation coefficients, achieving a
mass phase fraction measurement accuracy of ±0.1%. The relative errors in
mass flow
rate measurement for each phase are ±7.5% for gas, ±5% for liquid, and ±3.5% for
solid, significantly better than traditional dual-energy gamma metering technology, meeting the requirements of refined production in oil and gas fields and precise control of drilling and fracturing.