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Natural Gas Pipeline Flow Calculations
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What you will learn
- Familiarity with the natural gas properties, density, specific gravity, molecular weight, compressibility factor, and viscosity, and their use in pipeline flow calculations.
- Calculate the compressibility factor for natural gas with specified average gas pressure and temperature and known specific gravity.
- Calculate the viscosity of natural gas with specified average gas pressure and temperature and known specific gravity.
- Obtain a value for the friction factor using the Moody diagram for given Re and e/D.
- Calculate a value for the friction factor for specified Re and e/D, using the appropriate equation for f.
- Use the Panhandle A equation to calculate gas flow rate through a pipe with known diameter and length, elevation difference between pipeline inlet and outlet, specified inlet and outlet pressure and enough information to calculate gas properties.
- Familiarity with the guidelines for when it is appropriate to use the Darcy Weisbach equation for natural gas pipeline flow calculations.
- Be able to use the Darcy Weisbach equation and the Moody friction factor equations to calculate the frictional pressure drop for a given flow rate of a specified fluid through a pipe with known diameter, length and roughness.
- Be able to use the Weymouth equation to calculate gas flow rate through a pipe with known diameter and length, elevation difference between pipeline inlet and outlet, specified inlet and outlet pressure and enough information to calculate gas properties.
- Be able to use the Panhandle B equation to calculate gas flow rate through a pipe with known diameter and length, elevation difference between pipeline inlet and outlet, specified inlet and outlet pressure and enough information to calculate gas properties.
Description
Several different equations have been proposed and are in use for natural gas pipeline flow calculations. This course provides information about four of them. More specifically we will cover:
- Natural Gas Properties
- Laminar and Turbulent Flow in Pipes
- Options for Natural Gas Pipeline Calculations
- The Darcy Weisbach Equation
- The Weymouth Equation
- The Panhandle A Equation
- The Panhandle B Equation
- Examples Calculations
- Summary
- References
Curriculum
- Natural Gas Properties
- Laminar and Turbulent Flow in Pipes
- Options for Natural Gas Pipeline Calculations
- The Darcy Weisbach Equation
- The Weymouth Equation
- The Panhandle A Equation
- The Panhandle B Equation
- Examples Calculations
- Summary
- References
Target Audience
- Petroleum engineers,
- Chemical engineers,
- Geotechnical engineers,
- Environmental engineers, and
- Civil engineers
Specification: Natural Gas Pipeline Flow Calculations
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About the Publisher
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Harlan - Store Name: Harlan
- Dr. Bengtson is a Professional Engineer with 30 years experience as an engineering professor, teaching fluid mechanics, thermodynamics and a variety of other mechanical and civil engineering courses. ... Read More > Read More
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