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    NPSH Calculation of Noor Ii Project

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    The document discusses the calculation of Net Positive Suction Head (NPSH) for two projects, Noor II and Noor III. NPSH available is calculated as atmospheric pressure converted to head plus static head minus vapor pressure minus friction loss. For Noor II, NPSH available is calculated as 76.1 feet with pump requirement of 23 feet. For Noor III, NPSH available is 60.1 feet with pump requirement of 20 feet.

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    NPSH Calculation of Noor Ii Project

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    The document discusses the calculation of Net Positive Suction Head (NPSH) for two projects, Noor II and Noor III. NPSH available is calculated as atmospheric pressure converted to head plus static head minus vapor pressure minus friction loss. For Noor II, NPSH available is calculated as 76.1 feet with pump requirement of 23 feet. For Noor III, NPSH available is 60.1 feet with pump requirement of 20 feet.

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    The document discusses the calculation of Net Positive Suction Head (NPSH) for two projects, Noor II and Noor III. NPSH available is calculated as atmospheric pressure converted to head plus static head minus vapor pressure minus friction loss. For Noor II, NPSH available is calculated as 76.1 feet with pump requirement of 23 feet. For Noor III, NPSH available is 60.1 feet with pump requirement of 20 feet.

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    The document discusses the calculation of Net Positive Suction Head (NPSH) for two projects, Noor II and Noor III. NPSH available is calculated as atmospheric pressure converted to head plus static head minus vapor pressure minus friction loss. For Noor II, NPSH available is calculated as 76.1 feet with pump requirement of 23 feet. For Noor III, NPSH available is 60.1 feet with pump requirement of 20 feet.

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    NPSH CALCULATION OF NOOR II PROJECT

    Net Positive Suction Head (NPSH). The total suction head in feet (meters) of liquid absolute,
    determined at the suction nozzle, and referred to datum, less the vapor pressure of the liquid in feet
    (meters) absolute. (NFPA 20 - 2016, Clause No – 3.3.25.1)

    So,

    NPSHA (Available) = Atmospheric pressure (converted to head) + static head – vapor pressure of
    your product – loss in the piping, valves and fittings.

    Where,

     Atmospheric Pressure = 14.7 PSI (1 bar)


     Liquid level above pump centre line = 46 feet (14 Mtr. Height)
     Vapour Pressure of 68° F water = 0.27 PSI
     Specific gravity = 1

    Now for the Calculation:

    NPSHA = Atmospheric pressure (converted to head) + static head – vapor pressure of your product –
    loss in the piping, valves and fittings.

     Static Head = 46 feet (14 Mtr. Height)


     Atmospheric Pressure = Pressure x 2.31/sg.
    = 14.7 x 2.31 / 1
    = 34 Feet
     Vapour Pressure = Pressure x 2.31/sg.
    = 0.27 x 2.31 / 1
    = 0.62 Feet
     Friction Loss = 3.28 Feet (0.1 Kg/cm² Approx. considered)

    Based on above NPSH (Available) = 34 + 46 – 0.62 – 3.28

    = 76.1 Feet.

    The pump required 23 feet of head at 5000 GPM as per approved datasheet.
    NPSH CALCULATION OF NOOR III PROJECT
    Net Positive Suction Head (NPSH). The total suction head in feet (meters) of liquid absolute,
    determined at the suction nozzle, and referred to datum, less the vapor pressure of the liquid in feet
    (meters) absolute. (NFPA 20 - 2016, Clause No – 3.3.25.1)

    So,

    NPSHA (Available) = Atmospheric pressure (converted to head) + static head – vapor pressure of
    your product – loss in the piping, valves and fittings.

    Where,

     Atmospheric Pressure = 14.7 PSI (1 bar)


     Liquid level above pump centre line = 30 feet (8.9 Mtr. Height)
     Vapour Pressure of 68° F water = 0.27 PSI
     Specific gravity = 1

    Now for the Calculation:

    NPSHA = Atmospheric pressure (converted to head) + static head – vapor pressure of your product –
    loss in the piping, valves and fittings.

     Static Head = 30 feet (8.9 Mtr. Height)


     Atmospheric Pressure = Pressure x 2.31/sg.
    = 14.7 x 2.31 / 1
    = 34 Feet
     Vapour Pressure = Pressure x 2.31/sg.
    = 0.27 x 2.31 / 1
    = 0.62 Feet
     Friction Loss = 3.28 Feet (0.1 Kg/cm² Approx. considered)

    Based on above NPSH (Available) = 34 + 30 – 0.62 – 3.28

    = 60.1 Feet.

    The pump required 20 feet of head at 2000 GPM as per approved datasheet.

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