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    The document summarizes the calculation of pressure drop in piping from a source to a destination based on flow rate, specific gravity, length, viscosity, diameter, and valves and fittings. Key details include: - Flow rate is 120,000 ft3/sec, specific gravity is 7.79, length is 0.854 miles, viscosity is 1000 cP - Pipe diameter is 10 inches - Total pressure drop is 38.12 psi, including 35.03 psi from friction in the line and 3.09 psi from valves and fittings.

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    Spreadsheet Calculation for pump NPSHA and Hydraulics

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    The document summarizes the calculation of pressure drop in piping from a source to a destination based on flow rate, specific gravity, length, viscosity, diameter, and valves and fittings. Key details include: - Flow rate is 120,000 ft3/sec, specific gravity is 7.79, length is 0.854 miles, viscosity is 1000 cP - Pipe diameter is 10 inches - Total pressure drop is 38.12 psi, including 35.03 psi from friction in the line and 3.09 psi from valves and fittings.

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    Hydraulics Pump Calculation

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    Owais Hussain
    The document summarizes the calculation of pressure drop in piping from a source to a destination based on flow rate, specific gravity, length, viscosity, diameter, and valves and fittings. Key details include: - Flow rate is 120,000 ft3/sec, specific gravity is 7.79, length is 0.854 miles, viscosity is 1000 cP - Pipe diameter is 10 inches - Total pressure drop is 38.12 psi, including 35.03 psi from friction in the line and 3.09 psi from valves and fittings.

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    PRESSURE DROP IN PIPING FROM 21G-1/1A TO PCV-3X Flow Rate Specific Gravity Length Viscosity (old Steel) Fittings

    s & Valves: Elbows Gate Valves Check Valves Control Valves Assumed Diameter (inch) Re /d f (friction factor) Velocity Equivalent Length HL P (valves & fittings) P (Line) TOTAL P Q S.G L ft cP BPSD
    3

    Q ft /sec

    120000 7.79 0.854 1000 6.8 0.004 Quantity 8 5 1 1 10 138800 0.0004 0.019 14.28 621 147.39 54.49 26.87 81.36 Equivalent length (ft) 10" 12" 14" 12 14 16 7 9 10 80 95 105 330 400 450 12 14 115667 99143 0.000333 0.000286 0.0195 0.018 9.92 7.29 747 838 73.13 35.03 27.03 12.95 11.08 4.73 38.12 17.69

    ft/sec ft ft psi psi psi

    Following formulas are used in Calculation: 92.1 x S.G x Q Re Dx HL f x L x V2 2xgxd P 11.5 x 10-6 x f x L x Q2 x S.G d5 Friction Factor is taken from Moody Chart

    f Note: 1. Equivalent Lengths of valves and fittings are taken from API-RP14E 2. Allowable pressure drop as per API-RP14E is 1 psi / 100 feet 3. 12" line is used in Plant so total pressure drop in piping including all fittings and valves is 38.12 psi.

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