The document reports on a computational study of crude oil flow in a transport pipeline conducted by Harrishchander K and Thanussh R, guided by Dr. C. Jayakumar. The objectives are to examine transient flow patterns and pressure variations. The study focuses on numerical simulations of heavy oil-water ring transport to analyze how density, viscosity, velocity differences, and interfacial tension affect ring stability and pressure drop under various conditions. The methodology involves preprocessing such as geometry design, meshing, and boundary conditions definition, solving the governing equations using the VOF model and k-ω turbulence model, and postprocessing the results.