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Summary This paper describes a study made of the flow of foam through sandstone at elevated backpressures. Gamma ray attenuation was used to measure local liquid saturations. Steady-state pressure gradients for foam were found to be essentially independent of gas velocity but nearly proportional to liquid velocity. This flow behavior of foam is explained in terms of changes in bubble texture.
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Persoff et al. (1991) studied this question.
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