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    F Rictional Head Loss Affecting Pipeline Diametre With Different Material

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    This document calculates the frictional head loss for gas flowing through polyethylene, steel, and steel pipes of different diameters. It provides the pipe diameters, gas flow rate, pipe roughness values, kinematic viscosity of gas, Reynolds numbers, relative pipe roughness, friction factors from Moody diagrams, and frictional head loss per meter calculated using the Darcy-Weisbach formula. The frictional head loss was highest for the 4 inch steel pipe at 0.209 m and lowest for the 6 inch steel pipe at 0.124 m.

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    This document calculates the frictional head loss for gas flowing through polyethylene, steel, and steel pipes of different diameters. It provides the pipe diameters, gas flow rate, pipe roughness values, kinematic viscosity of gas, Reynolds numbers, relative pipe roughness, friction factors from Moody diagrams, and frictional head loss per meter calculated using the Darcy-Weisbach formula. The frictional head loss was highest for the 4 inch steel pipe at 0.209 m and lowest for the 6 inch steel pipe at 0.124 m.

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    This document calculates the frictional head loss for gas flowing through polyethylene, steel, and steel pipes of different diameters. It provides the pipe diameters, gas flow rate, pipe roughness values, kinematic viscosity of gas, Reynolds numbers, relative pipe roughness, friction factors from Moody diagrams, and frictional head loss per meter calculated using the Darcy-Weisbach formula. The frictional head loss was highest for the 4 inch steel pipe at 0.209 m and lowest for the 6 inch steel pipe at 0.124 m.

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    F Rictional Head Loss Affecting Pipeline Diametre With Different Material

    Uploaded by

    Sswahyudi
    This document calculates the frictional head loss for gas flowing through polyethylene, steel, and steel pipes of different diameters. It provides the pipe diameters, gas flow rate, pipe roughness values, kinematic viscosity of gas, Reynolds numbers, relative pipe roughness, friction factors from Moody diagrams, and frictional head loss per meter calculated using the Darcy-Weisbach formula. The frictional head loss was highest for the 4 inch steel pipe at 0.209 m and lowest for the 6 inch steel pipe at 0.124 m.

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    Frictional Head Loss Affecting Pipeline Diametre with Different Material

    Pipeline Data

    Polyethylene Pipeline Diameter


    Steel Pipeline Diameter

    D1 := 5 in
    D2 := 6 in
    D3 := 4 in
    m

    Gas Flowrate in Pipeline

    v1 := 3.5

    Polyethylene Pipe Roughness

    1 := 5 10- 6

    Steel Pipe Roughness


    Kinematic Viscosity of Gas

    2 := 3 10- 4
    := 3 10- 5

    Friction Head Loss Calculation for Polyethylene Pipe


    Reynolds number calculation
    v1 D 1
    Re1 :=

    Re1 = 1.482

    104

    kg

    Relative Pipe Roughness Calculation


    1
    1
    = 3.937 10- 5
    D1
    m
    Friction factor for Polyethylene Pipe Based on moody diagram
    f1 := 0.02796

    ( )

    Friction Head Loss each meter length using Darcy-Weisbach Formula

    N s
    2

    Hf 1

    ( v1 )
    := -f
    2

    1 2 g D = -0.138
    1

    Friction Head Loss Calculation for Steel Pipe


    Reynolds number calculation
    v1 D 2
    Re2 :=

    Re2 = 1.778 104

    kg

    Relative Pipe Roughness Calculation


    2
    1
    = 1.969 10- 3
    D2
    m
    Friction factor for Polyethylene Pipe Based on moody diagram
    f2 := 0.03031

    ( v1 )
    := -f

    Friction Head Loss each meter length using Darcy-Weisbach Formula


    Hf 2

    2 2 g D = -0.124
    2

    Friction Head Loss Calculation for Steel Pipe


    Reynolds number calculation
    v1 D 3
    Re3 :=

    Re3 = 1.185 104

    kg

    Relative Pipe Roughness Calculation

    D3

    = 2.953 10- 3

    Friction factor for Polyethylene Pipe Based on moody diagram


    f3 := 0.03402

    ( v1 )
    := -f

    Friction Head Loss each meter length using Darcy-Weisbach Formula


    Hf 3

    3 2 g D = -0.209
    3

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