This document provides details on calculating pressure drop for a 10km, 6-inch natural gas pipeline with a flow rate of 1.52 MMSCFD at 80°F and 1,052 psig inlet pressure. The Weymouth equation calculates a pressure drop of 30.52 psi, which is the lowest estimate. Velocity calculations show the flow is within acceptable limits for erosion, corrosion and liquid settling. The maximum allowable working pressure is 1,458 psig according to the ANSI B31.8 code.
This document provides details on calculating pressure drop for a 10km, 6-inch natural gas pipeline with a flow rate of 1.52 MMSCFD at 80°F and 1,052 psig inlet pressure. The Weymouth equation calculates a pressure drop of 30.52 psi, which is the lowest estimate. Velocity calculations show the flow is within acceptable limits for erosion, corrosion and liquid settling. The maximum allowable working pressure is 1,458 psig according to the ANSI B31.8 code.
This document provides details on calculating pressure drop for a 10km, 6-inch natural gas pipeline with a flow rate of 1.52 MMSCFD at 80°F and 1,052 psig inlet pressure. The Weymouth equation calculates a pressure drop of 30.52 psi, which is the lowest estimate. Velocity calculations show the flow is within acceptable limits for erosion, corrosion and liquid settling. The maximum allowable working pressure is 1,458 psig according to the ANSI B31.8 code.
This document provides details on calculating pressure drop for a 10km, 6-inch natural gas pipeline with a flow rate of 1.52 MMSCFD at 80°F and 1,052 psig inlet pressure. The Weymouth equation calculates a pressure drop of 30.52 psi, which is the lowest estimate. Velocity calculations show the flow is within acceptable limits for erosion, corrosion and liquid settling. The maximum allowable working pressure is 1,458 psig according to the ANSI B31.8 code.
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FACILITIES PIPING 10KM 5rr
PROGRAM
PARAGON ENGINEERING SERVICES
INC. of HOUSTON,
TX
LINE Type 3 Problem: Given size & f1ow, Find Delta P, Echo of Input,s ) 1-) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 0
07 May 2A12 MAWP
Case name : 10KM Gas Fl-ow Units Inl-et Pressure Temperature
5 r'
LfNE
MMSCFD 1,52
7 8 9
Specific Gravity Viscosity method Compr. {z) method Liquid (OiI, other) Viscosity method water Flow Units SG method Viscosity met.hod H2O Continuous over Mixture visc method Pipe length Units Pipe roughness ... Inside diameter Flow Units Specific Gravit.y
Calculation method Smal1 pressure drop approximation Weymouth equation Panhandle, new pipe Panhandle, good operating Panhandle, average operating Panhandle, unfavorable operati-ng Spitzglass equation Isothermal equation
(U = 1.00) (E = 0.95)
(e = A.92 (p = 0.85
Delta P Does not apply 58 .53 psi 25.49 psi- LOW ESTIMATE 28.45 psi LOW ESTIMATE 30.52 psi LOw ESTIMATE 36.34 psi LOW ESTIMATE Does not apply 50.9L psi
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FACIIJITIES PIPING 1-OKM
PROGRAM
PARAGON ENGINEERING SERVICES
INC. of
HOUSTON,
6II LINE
07 May 201-2
Velocity considerations: Gas Erosional Velocity Solids or CFIow Corrosion V*Rho^.5 ::{::: yes t-28 . I Continuous L00 yes Intermittent l-61-.0 1,25 257 .1 Cont,inuous no 200 Intermittent no 25A 322.1, This case corresponds to: 23 30.1_9 Noise prevention (80 ft,/sec, 24.4 mrlsec) max Flow is ....: OK (30 ft,/sec, 9.4 m/sec) max Corrosion Flow is ....: Excessive Liquid settling (rO fL/sec, 3.05 m/sec) min Flow i-s . .: OK
Code MAWP
calculation per ANSI
A1-06 B 35000
B31.8
Design Temperature Design Pressure Pipe material Yield Strengt.h Pipe inside diameter Pipe waLl (nominal thickness) .. Corrosi-on allowance
actual operating conditions Sparsely populated areas, Fringe area around cities & t.owns Resldent.ial & industrial areas Dense areas with multi-story bldgs Based on
