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    Shell Flowmeter Eng1neer1ng Handbook: Edition

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    This document is the 1985 second edition of Shell's flowmeter engineering handbook. It contains 14 sections that provide guidance on selecting, installing, and operating various types of flow meters including orifice plates, venturi tubes, nozzles, and pitot tubes. It also discusses the principles of differential pressure flow measurement and calculating uncertainties. Appendices include information on sizing flow meters, calculating flow factors, and a computer program for flow calculations.

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    This document is the 1985 second edition of Shell's flowmeter engineering handbook. It contains 14 sections that provide guidance on selecting, installing, and operating various types of flow meters including orifice plates, venturi tubes, nozzles, and pitot tubes. It also discusses the principles of differential pressure flow measurement and calculating uncertainties. Appendices include information on sizing flow meters, calculating flow factors, and a computer program for flow calculations.

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    This document is the 1985 second edition of Shell's flowmeter engineering handbook. It contains 14 sections that provide guidance on selecting, installing, and operating various types of flow meters including orifice plates, venturi tubes, nozzles, and pitot tubes. It also discusses the principles of differential pressure flow measurement and calculating uncertainties. Appendices include information on sizing flow meters, calculating flow factors, and a computer program for flow calculations.

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    Shell Flowmeter Eng1neer1ng Handbook: Edition

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    This document is the 1985 second edition of Shell's flowmeter engineering handbook. It contains 14 sections that provide guidance on selecting, installing, and operating various types of flow meters including orifice plates, venturi tubes, nozzles, and pitot tubes. It also discusses the principles of differential pressure flow measurement and calculating uncertainties. Appendices include information on sizing flow meters, calculating flow factors, and a computer program for flow calculations.

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    Shell

    flowmeter
    • •
    eng1neer1ng
    handbook
    2nd Edition 1985

    M ain contributors:

    J.S. Battye
    G.W.A. Danen
    F.H. van der Heul
    J.P. Jansen
    P.B. Naniìing

    Edited by:

    G.W.A. Danen

    ROY AL DUTCH / SHELL GROUP

    Mc GRAW-HILL
    Book Company (UK) Limited
    London · New York · St Louis · San Francisco· Auckland ·
    Bogotà · Guatemala · Hamburg · Johannesburg · Lisbon ·
    Madrid · Mexico · Montreal · New Delhi · Panama · Paris ·
    San Juan · Sào Pau lo · Singapore · Sydney · Tokyo · Toronto
    Contents

    Section l. Generai
    1.1 Preface
    1.2 Introduction
    1.3 Generai nomendature

    Section 2. Flow meter selection


    2.1 Generai
    2.2 Selection flow charts
    2.3 List of numbered error messages
    2.4 Choice of flow measuring device

    Section 3. Square edge orifices


    3.1 Square edge orifice with flange tappings
    3.2 Square edge orifice with corner tappings
    3.3 Square edge orifice with radius tappings

    Section 4. Orifices with special entrance forms


    4.1 Quarter of circle orifice
    4.2 Conical entrance orifice

    Section s. Non-concentric orifices


    5. 1 Segmental orifices

    Section 6. Venturi-type devices


    6.1 Venturi tube (classicai)
    6.2 Rectangular Venturi tube

    Section 7. Nozzles
    7.1 ISA 1932 nozzle
    7.2 Long radius nozz1e

    Section 8. Centrifugai force devices


    8.1 Pipe bend (90°)

    Section 9. Velocity head devices


    9.1 Pitot tube

    Section lO. Special applications


    10.1 Prefabricated orifice meter runs
    10.2 Integrai orifices
    10.3 Restriction orifices
    10.4 Special intake devices
    10.5 Flow straighteners

    Section 11. Flow meter installation and construction


    11.1 Generai
    11.2 Pipe orientation and flow direction
    11.3 Orientation of the flow meter in relation to the pipe axis
    11.4 Straight length requirements
    11.5 Locally fabricated orifice meter runs
    Section 12. Generai considerations
    12.1 The princip1e of differential pressure flow measurement
    12.2 Orifice p1ate designs
    12.3 Orifice flange designs
    12.4 Specification of pipework upstream and dowostream the fl ow meter
    12.5 Upstream and downstream straight leogths requiremeots

    Section 13. Uncertainties


    13.1 Understanding a differential pressure flow meter's output reading
    13.2 The accuracy of differential pressure flow meters over their meter range
    13.3 The uncertainty of flow measuremeot
    13 .4 Typical uncertain ties
    13.5 Guide to the effects of a departure from the standards

    Section 14. Generai data


    14.1 Reynolds Number and viscosity
    14.2 Standard pipe diameters ANSI and DIN
    14.3 Pipe wall roughness
    14.4 Steam quality correction factor

    APPENDICES

    Appeodix A - Flow meter siziog


    Appeodix B - Flow factor calculatioo
    Appeodix C - Computer flow calculation program

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