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    This document contains formulas and variables for calculating properties of gas flow through pipes, including: 1) Velocity, using flowrate, specific gravity, density, and pipe diameter. 2) Sonic velocity, using specific heat ratio, gravity, gas constant, and temperature. 3) Pressure drop per 100 feet, using friction factor, length, flowrate, specific gravity, density, and pipe diameter. 4) Reynolds number, using pipe diameter, velocity, density, and viscosity. The document notes that all formulas are from pages 3-2 and 3-3 of the Crane Handbook.

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    This document contains formulas and variables for calculating properties of gas flow through pipes, including: 1) Velocity, using flowrate, specific gravity, density, and pipe diameter. 2) Sonic velocity, using specific heat ratio, gravity, gas constant, and temperature. 3) Pressure drop per 100 feet, using friction factor, length, flowrate, specific gravity, density, and pipe diameter. 4) Reynolds number, using pipe diameter, velocity, density, and viscosity. The document notes that all formulas are from pages 3-2 and 3-3 of the Crane Handbook.

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    This document contains formulas and variables for calculating properties of gas flow through pipes, including: 1) Velocity, using flowrate, specific gravity, density, and pipe diameter. 2) Sonic velocity, using specific heat ratio, gravity, gas constant, and temperature. 3) Pressure drop per 100 feet, using friction factor, length, flowrate, specific gravity, density, and pipe diameter. 4) Reynolds number, using pipe diameter, velocity, density, and viscosity. The document notes that all formulas are from pages 3-2 and 3-3 of the Crane Handbook.

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    d ID of pipe inch

    q’h Flowrate SCFH

    Sg Specific Gravity

    ρ density lb/ft3

    k ratio of specific heats (Cp / Cv)

    g acceleration of gravity (32.2 ft/sec 2)

    R Gas constant 1545 / Mole Wt

    T Temperature (460 + °F)

    fT Friction factor of pipe in complete turbulence

    μ viscosity Cp (Centipoise)
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    v (Velocity) = .00388 x q’ h x S g ft/sec


    ρ x d2

    Sonic Velocity = (k x g x R x T) ½ ft/sec

    ΔP / 100 ft = 19.59 x10 -9 x fT x L x (q’ h)2 x S g 2 psi/100 ft


    (where L = 100 Ft) d5 x ρ

    Reynolds Number = 123.9 x d x v x ρ


    µ

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    All these formulas are found in the Crane Handbook on

    pages 3-2 and 3-3

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