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    Pipe Incompresable Fluid Pressure Drop Calculations: Input Data

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    This document contains input and output data for calculating pressure drops in pipes carrying both Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids. It provides details on flow rate, pipe diameter, length, roughness, density and viscosity for an input example of a water line carrying 13 gpm through 0.785 inch diameter piping that is 100 feet long. The output shows the calculated turbulent flow parameters, pressure drops, and total friction loss for this Newtonian fluid example. It also provides definitions for rheological properties of yield stress fluids, such as infinite shear viscosity, apparent viscosity and yield stress.

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    Pipe Incompresable Fluid Pressure Drop Calculations: Input Data

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    This document contains input and output data for calculating pressure drops in pipes carrying both Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids. It provides details on flow rate, pipe diameter, length, roughness, density and viscosity for an input example of a water line carrying 13 gpm through 0.785 inch diameter piping that is 100 feet long. The output shows the calculated turbulent flow parameters, pressure drops, and total friction loss for this Newtonian fluid example. It also provides definitions for rheological properties of yield stress fluids, such as infinite shear viscosity, apparent viscosity and yield stress.

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    This document contains input and output data for calculating pressure drops in pipes carrying both Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids. It provides details on flow rate, pipe diameter, length, roughness, density and viscosity for an input example of a water line carrying 13 gpm through 0.785 inch diameter piping that is 100 feet long. The output shows the calculated turbulent flow parameters, pressure drops, and total friction loss for this Newtonian fluid example. It also provides definitions for rheological properties of yield stress fluids, such as infinite shear viscosity, apparent viscosity and yield stress.

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    Pipe Incompresable Fluid Pressure Drop Calculations: Input Data

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    Pratik Kachalwar
    This document contains input and output data for calculating pressure drops in pipes carrying both Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids. It provides details on flow rate, pipe diameter, length, roughness, density and viscosity for an input example of a water line carrying 13 gpm through 0.785 inch diameter piping that is 100 feet long. The output shows the calculated turbulent flow parameters, pressure drops, and total friction loss for this Newtonian fluid example. It also provides definitions for rheological properties of yield stress fluids, such as infinite shear viscosity, apparent viscosity and yield stress.

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    170760119.xls.

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    PIPE INCOMPRESABLE FLUID PRESSURE


    Input Data
    Flow Rate, gpm = 13 Diameter, inches = 0.785 Length, feet = 100 Absolute Roughness, inches = .0010 Density, lbm/ft = 62.4 Viscosity, cp = 1

    If a Yield Stress Fluid


    Q D L e r
    Fluid Yield Stress, pascals = Infinite Shear Visc, mPa-sec = Friction System Curve GPM Head, ft 0.13 1.3 0 1 3 6 10 15 20 27 35 44 53 64 75 87 100 114 No. of 45 ELs = No. of 90 ELs = No. of TEEs = No. of Check Valves = No. of Gate Valves = No. of GlobeValves = Fixed Drop, lbf/in =

    Fittings and Valves

    Output Data
    Turbulent Flow
    Mean Velocity, feet/sec = 8.62 Reynolds Number = 52,366 Friction Factor = .00615 Relative Roughness = .001274 Shear Rate, sec- = 1053.8 Apparent Viscosity, cp = 1.0 Pipe Pressure Drop, lbf/in = 18.8 Fittings Pressure Drop, lbf/in = 4.2 --------------------------------------------------Total Pressure Drop, lbf/in = 23.0 Total Friction Loss, ft-lbf/lbm = 53.1

    2.6 3.9

    V Nre f e/D r DR DR DR h

    5.2 6.5 7.8 9.1 10.4 11.7 13 14.3 15.6 16.9 18.2 19.5

    Input in Red Output in Blue

    Input Examples Sprinkler Water Line: 13 TiO2 - Water Slurry:

    50

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    D PRESSURE DROP CALCULATIONS


    t h

    a Yield Stress Fluid Newtonian Fluid


    140
    13.0001 53.1

    d Yield Stress, pascals = 0

    e Shear Visc, mPa-sec = 1

    120

    Fittings and Valves


    No. of 45 ELs = 0 No. of 90 ELs = 4 No. of TEEs = 4 No. of Check Valves = 0 No. of Gate Valves = 0 No. of GlobeValves = 0 Fixed Drop, lbf/in =

    100

    n n n n n n DR

    HEAD, FT

    80

    60

    40

    20

    Vel Hds Equiv L

    N 22.2 Le
    101 0 0 5 10 GPM 15 20 25

    Input Examples Sprinkler Water Line: 13 GPM, 0.785" Diameter Tubing, 100 ft long - Newtonian Fluid TiO2 - Water Slurry: 500 GPM, 3.0" Diameter Pipe, 100 ft long - Yield Stress Fluid Fluid Yield Stress = 20 pascals, Infinite Shear Viscosity = 176 mPa-sec

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    YIELD STRESS FLUID RHEOLOGICAL D


    Flow Condition

    Shear Stress in Pascals

    A
    1

    o o ISV A

    Shear Rate R = 8V/D, sec

    -1

    V D

    = = = = = =

    Infinite Shear Viscosity, mPa-sec Apparent Viscosity, mPa-sec Slurry Yield Stress, Pascals Shear Stress of fluid flowing with a shear rate, R = 8V/D, Average fluid velocity, ft/sec Pipe inside diameter, ft

    HEOLOGICAL DEFINITIONS

    ISV
    1

    shear rate, R = 8V/D, sec-1

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