Propostas para futuros trabalhos

• Analisar escoamentos multifásicos para diferentes faixas de pressão e temperatura, associados à realidade de campo.

• Desenvolver equações de fator de atrito com princípios da “conservação de energia” e comparar com os modelos propostos de viscosidade aparente e de fator de atrito da mistura.

• Analisar e sugerir o ponto de transição de fases para os comportamentos observados.

• Analisar o fenômeno de redução de atrito para os parâmetros acima.

• Verificar a aplicabilidade da correlação proposta neste estudo para outros padrões de escoamentos e inclinações de tubulações, com vistas ao uso em modelos de mistura como o de fluxo de deslizamento.

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