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    This document contains the input and results of a fluid hammer calculation performed by the Pipemill piping engineering software. The software was used to model the closure of a valve in a pipe system and calculate the resulting pressure increase and force imposed on the pipe. Key inputs included the pipe diameter and material properties, initial fluid velocity, length to a reservoir, and valve closing time. The results indicated a pressure increase of 7.44 barG and imposed force of 28.43 kilonewtons due to the valve closure.

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    This document contains the input and results of a fluid hammer calculation performed by the Pipemill piping engineering software. The software was used to model the closure of a valve in a pipe system and calculate the resulting pressure increase and force imposed on the pipe. Key inputs included the pipe diameter and material properties, initial fluid velocity, length to a reservoir, and valve closing time. The results indicated a pressure increase of 7.44 barG and imposed force of 28.43 kilonewtons due to the valve closure.

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    This document contains the input and results of a fluid hammer calculation performed by the Pipemill piping engineering software. The software was used to model the closure of a valve in a pipe system and calculate the resulting pressure increase and force imposed on the pipe. Key inputs included the pipe diameter and material properties, initial fluid velocity, length to a reservoir, and valve closing time. The results indicated a pressure increase of 7.44 barG and imposed force of 28.43 kilonewtons due to the valve closure.

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    This document contains the input and results of a fluid hammer calculation performed by the Pipemill piping engineering software. The software was used to model the closure of a valve in a pipe system and calculate the resulting pressure increase and force imposed on the pipe. Key inputs included the pipe diameter and material properties, initial fluid velocity, length to a reservoir, and valve closing time. The results indicated a pressure increase of 7.44 barG and imposed force of 28.43 kilonewtons due to the valve closure.

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    PIPEMILL - Piping Engineering, Design and Analysis

    Version: 4.02 demo DEMONSTRATION COPY - NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE


    CALCULATION OF FLUID FORCES DUE TO VALVE CLOSURE
    ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    Calculation by: ____________________ Checked by: ______________________ Wednesday,May 25,2022
    File Name: D:\Program Files\Pipemill\DemoExamples\V-4 Fluid Hammer 01.ham
    V-4 Example Calculation
    Fluid Hammer

    INPUT DATA:
    L
    Pipe Diameter PDo: 168,275 mm
    Pipe Wall Thickness Wt: 6.0198 mm
    Fluid Density Rho: 1000 kg/m3.
    Initial Velocity U: 6 m/s
    Length to Reservoir L: 155 m.
    Fluid Bulk Modulus K: 2068.4 MPa
    Pipe Young's Modulus E: 121347.5 MPa
    Initial Internal Pressure P: 4.5 barG
    Valve Closing Time t: 2.5 sec.
    Dyn. Amplification Factor DAF: 2.0
    ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    RESULTS:
    Speed of Sound in Fluid: 1197,83 m/s
    Wave Duration 0,259 sec.
    Pressure Increase dP: 7,44 barG
    Imposed force F: 2,843 e+1 kN
    ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    End

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