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    25nb y Strainer

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    Kailas Nimbalkar
    This document calculates the pressure drop across a 25NB Y strainer screen for dry nitrogen gas at 100% clean and 50% clogged conditions. It provides the screen geometry, flow properties of dry nitrogen, and equations used to calculate the pressure drop. Key values calculated include a pressure drop of 36.4 mbar at 100% clean conditions and a screening area ratio of 0.293 at 50% clogged. The pressure drop calculation is based on coefficients of discharge, screen opening area, fluid properties like density and viscosity, and flow velocity through the screen.

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    25nb y Strainer

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    This document calculates the pressure drop across a 25NB Y strainer screen for dry nitrogen gas at 100% clean and 50% clogged conditions. It provides the screen geometry, flow properties of dry nitrogen, and equations used to calculate the pressure drop. Key values calculated include a pressure drop of 36.4 mbar at 100% clean conditions and a screening area ratio of 0.293 at 50% clogged. The pressure drop calculation is based on coefficients of discharge, screen opening area, fluid properties like density and viscosity, and flow velocity through the screen.

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    This document calculates the pressure drop across a 25NB Y strainer screen for dry nitrogen gas at 100% clean and 50% clogged conditions. It provides the screen geometry, flow properties of dry nitrogen, and equations used to calculate the pressure drop. Key values calculated include a pressure drop of 36.4 mbar at 100% clean conditions and a screening area ratio of 0.293 at 50% clogged. The pressure drop calculation is based on coefficients of discharge, screen opening area, fluid properties like density and viscosity, and flow velocity through the screen.

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    25nb y Strainer

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    Kailas Nimbalkar
    This document calculates the pressure drop across a 25NB Y strainer screen for dry nitrogen gas at 100% clean and 50% clogged conditions. It provides the screen geometry, flow properties of dry nitrogen, and equations used to calculate the pressure drop. Key values calculated include a pressure drop of 36.4 mbar at 100% clean conditions and a screening area ratio of 0.293 at 50% clogged. The pressure drop calculation is based on coefficients of discharge, screen opening area, fluid properties like density and viscosity, and flow velocity through the screen.

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    25NB (Y strainer) PRESSURE DROP CALCULATION FOR 100% CLEAN CONDITION

    DOC NO
    CODE NO
    APPN

    3943
    DRY NITROGEN

    P - Pressure drop
    C - Coefficient of discharge
    - Effective opening area mmSq
    g - Gravitational force cm/secSq
    p - Density of Working fluid in gm/cm cube
    - viscosity of Working fluid in gm/cm-s
    Re - Reynolds No.
    V - Superficial Velocity of fluid based upon the gross area of the screen cm/sec
    D - opening width
    Q - % opening in wire mesh
    P - % opening in perforated sheet
    K - Velocity Head Loss
    DS - Diameter of Screen
    LS - Length of Screen
    Class 150
    FOR 1"
    ID=
    Cross Sectional Area Of Pipe =
    Known Value

    DS
    LS

    2.664 CM

    5.573724696 cm2
    R1 =

    2 cm
    5 cm

    Surface area of the screen=


    Net area of the screen=
    Ratio=

    1 cm

    18.84 cm2
    3.2679864 cm2

    0.586320024

    Surface area of the screen=

    9.42 cm2

    Net Surface area of screen @ 50 % Clogged Condition =


    SCREENING AREA RATIO=
    49

    P=

    35.4

    p=

    0.0065 gm/cm3

    D=

    0.0193 cm

    0.0076 gm/cm-s

    Screen Geometry at 50% clogg condition

    1.6339932 cm2
    Ratio At 50% Clogged Condition
    40 Mesh
    5mm Hole & 8mm Pitch
    6.5 kg/m3

    0.17346
    5555.556 cm cube/sec
    294.8808917 cm/sec

    Flow Conversion
    m3/hr
    1
    20

    Re = D*(V/)*(p/)
    Re =
    Now

    28.06107875
    C=

    0.5

    g=

    981 cm /sec2

    K=

    P =

    128.9417242

    (K*p*V*V)
    2*g

    Substituting Values in Equation


    Calculated P =
    Calculated P =
    Calculated P =
    Hence, Calculated P =
    Calculated P =

    TIMES THE PIPE CROSS

    Required Ratio at 100% Clean Condition Satisfies

    0.293160012

    Q=

    =
    Flow =
    V=

    3.38

    37.14506215 cm of water
    371.4506215 mm of water
    14.62404022 inches of water
    0.03641386 Kg/cm2 (g)
    36.41386014 MBARG

    (V/)=

    1699.993611

    (p/)=

    0.855263158

    Where,

    K= (1 * (1-(*) )
    ((C*C)(*))

    277.7778 cm3/sec.
    5555.556 cm3/sec.

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