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    The document contains information about two natural gas pipeline problems. The first pipeline is 100 mi long, NPS16 with 0.250 in wall thickness. It transports 100 MMSCFD of gas at 70F and needs to determine the inlet pressure given an outlet pressure of 1000 psig. The second problem provides details about a NPS 24 pipeline with 0.500 in wall thickness transporting 250 MMSCFD of gas at 0.65 specific gravity and 0.000008 lb/ft-s viscosity. It asks to calculate the Reynolds number and Colebrook-White friction factor based on a 700 micro-inch roughness, and to determine the transmission factor F.

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    The document contains information about two natural gas pipeline problems. The first pipeline is 100 mi long, NPS16 with 0.250 in wall thickness. It transports 100 MMSCFD of gas at 70F and needs to determine the inlet pressure given an outlet pressure of 1000 psig. The second problem provides details about a NPS 24 pipeline with 0.500 in wall thickness transporting 250 MMSCFD of gas at 0.65 specific gravity and 0.000008 lb/ft-s viscosity. It asks to calculate the Reynolds number and Colebrook-White friction factor based on a 700 micro-inch roughness, and to determine the transmission factor F.

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    Ejercicios Practica 4

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    The document contains information about two natural gas pipeline problems. The first pipeline is 100 mi long, NPS16 with 0.250 in wall thickness. It transports 100 MMSCFD of gas at 70F and needs to determine the inlet pressure given an outlet pressure of 1000 psig. The second problem provides details about a NPS 24 pipeline with 0.500 in wall thickness transporting 250 MMSCFD of gas at 0.65 specific gravity and 0.000008 lb/ft-s viscosity. It asks to calculate the Reynolds number and Colebrook-White friction factor based on a 700 micro-inch roughness, and to determine the transmission factor F.

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    EJERCICIO RESUELTO

    A natural gas pipeline, AB is 100 mi long and is NPS16, 0.250 in. wall thickness. The elevation differences may be neglected and the pipeline assumed to be along a flat elevation profile. The gas flow rate is 100 MMSCFD. It is required to determine the pressure at the inlet A, considering a fixed delivery pressure of 1000 psig at the terminus B. The gas gravity and viscosity are 0.6 and 0.000008 lb/ft-s respectively. The gas flowing temperature is 70 F throughout. The base temperature and pressure are 60 F and 14.7 psia respectively. Use Compressibility Factor Chart for calculating the compressibility factor. Assume transmission factor F = 20.0 and use the General Flow equation for calculating the pressures.

    PRACTICA 4
    A gas pipeline, NPS 24 with 0.500 in. wall thickness transports 250 MMSCFD of natural gas having a specific gravity of 0.65 and a viscosity of 0.000008 lb/ft-s. Calculate the value of Reynolds number and the Colebrook-White friction factor, based on a pipe roughness of 700 micro-inches. The base temperature and base pressure are 60 F and 14.73 psia respectively. What is the corresponding transmission factor F?.

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