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    This document contains equations and variables for calculating flow through a commercial steel pipe. It defines variables for temperature, pressures at points 1 and 2, pipe diameter, roughness, elevation changes, and fluid properties. It then shows the Darcy-Weisbach equation used to calculate pressure drop and flow rate through the pipe based on the given values.

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    This document contains equations and variables for calculating flow through a commercial steel pipe. It defines variables for temperature, pressures at points 1 and 2, pipe diameter, roughness, elevation changes, and fluid properties. It then shows the Darcy-Weisbach equation used to calculate pressure drop and flow rate through the pipe based on the given values.

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    This document contains equations and variables for calculating flow through a commercial steel pipe. It defines variables for temperature, pressures at points 1 and 2, pipe diameter, roughness, elevation changes, and fluid properties. It then shows the Darcy-Weisbach equation used to calculate pressure drop and flow rate through the pipe based on the given values.

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    Pipe

    Equations
    T = 60 [F]

    (1)

    Patm = 14.7 [psia]

    (2)

    P1 = 164.7 144

    (3)

    P2 = 14.7 144

    (4)

    z1 = 0 [ft]

    (5)

    z2 = 300 [ft]

    (6)

    D = 8/12

    (7)

     = .00015 [ft]

    Commercial Steel Pipe

    (8)

    eoD = /D

    (9)

    Re = V D/

    (10)

    f = M oodyChart(Re, eoD)

    (11)




    slug/ft3
    = (W ater, T = T, P = Patm ) 0.031080997
    lbm/ft3




    6 slug/ft s

    = (W ater, T = T, P = Patm ) 8.63361 10
    lbm/ft hr

    (12)

    (13)

    P2 P1
    V2
    V2
    + (z2 z1 )
    + f (L/D)
    =0
    ( g#)
    2 g#
    2 g#


    GPM
    D2
    448.831143 3
    Q=V
    4
    ft /s

    (14)

    (15)

    Solution
    D = 0.6667 [ft]
    
    P1 = 23717 lbf/ft2
    T = 60 [F]

    eoD = 0.000225
    
    
    P2 = 2117 lbf/ft2
    V = 3.379 [ft/s]

     = 0.00015 [ft]
    Patm = 14.7 [psia]
    z1 = 0 [ft]

    f = 0.01746
    Q = 529.5 [GPM]
    z2 = 300 [ft]

    L = 10000 [ft]
    Re = 186444

    = 0.00002342
    [slug/ft
    
    = 1.938 slug/ft3

    Plot 1

    Plot 2

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