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    Loss Coefficients For Pipe Components

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    This document contains a table listing loss coefficients (KL) for common pipe components. The table includes KL values for: 1) Elbows - both regular and long radius elbows in 90 and 45 degree configurations for flanged and threaded pipes. 2) Return bends - 180 degree return bends for flanged and threaded pipes. 3) Tees - line and branch flows for flanged and threaded pipes. 4) Unions and valves - including globe, angle, gate, swing check, and ball valves in various opening positions. Loss coefficients range from 0.05 to 210 depending on the component and opening.

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    Loss Coefficients For Pipe Components

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    This document contains a table listing loss coefficients (KL) for common pipe components. The table includes KL values for: 1) Elbows - both regular and long radius elbows in 90 and 45 degree configurations for flanged and threaded pipes. 2) Return bends - 180 degree return bends for flanged and threaded pipes. 3) Tees - line and branch flows for flanged and threaded pipes. 4) Unions and valves - including globe, angle, gate, swing check, and ball valves in various opening positions. Loss coefficients range from 0.05 to 210 depending on the component and opening.

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    This document contains a table listing loss coefficients (KL) for common pipe components. The table includes KL values for: 1) Elbows - both regular and long radius elbows in 90 and 45 degree configurations for flanged and threaded pipes. 2) Return bends - 180 degree return bends for flanged and threaded pipes. 3) Tees - line and branch flows for flanged and threaded pipes. 4) Unions and valves - including globe, angle, gate, swing check, and ball valves in various opening positions. Loss coefficients range from 0.05 to 210 depending on the component and opening.

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    Loss Coefficients For Pipe Components

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    jason403
    This document contains a table listing loss coefficients (KL) for common pipe components. The table includes KL values for: 1) Elbows - both regular and long radius elbows in 90 and 45 degree configurations for flanged and threaded pipes. 2) Return bends - 180 degree return bends for flanged and threaded pipes. 3) Tees - line and branch flows for flanged and threaded pipes. 4) Unions and valves - including globe, angle, gate, swing check, and ball valves in various opening positions. Loss coefficients range from 0.05 to 210 depending on the component and opening.

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    c08ViscousFlowinPipes.

    qxd 9/28/10 10:22 AM Page 294

    294 Chapter 8 ■ Viscous Flow in Pipes

    TA B L E 8 . 2
    Loss Coefficients for Pipe Components hL ⴝ KL 1V 2 2 g2 . (Data from Refs. 4, 6, 11.)

    Component KL
    a. Elbows
    Regular 90°, flanged 0.3
    Regular 90°, threaded 1.5
    V
    Long radius 90°, flanged 0.2
    Long radius 90°, threaded 0.7
    Long radius 45°, flanged 0.2
    Regular 45°, threaded 0.4

    b. 180ⴗ return bends V


    180° return bend, flanged 0.2
    180° return bend, threaded 1.5

    c. Tees
    Line flow, flanged 0.2
    Line flow, threaded 0.9 V
    Branch flow, flanged 1.0
    Branch flow, threaded 2.0

    d. Union, threaded 0.08 V

    *e. Valves
    Globe, fully open 10
    Angle, fully open 2
    Gate, fully open 0.15 V
    Gate, 14 closed 0.26
    Gate, 12 closed 2.1
    Gate, 34 closed 17
    V
    Swing check, forward flow 2
    Swing check, backward flow
    Ball valve, fully open 0.05
    Ball valve, 13 closed 5.5
    Ball valve, 23 closed 210
    *See Fig. 8.18 for typical valve geometry.

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