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-1NETWORK DESCRIPTION
File Name:
B1
DF DesigNet, Version 4
DF DesigNet, Version 4
DF DesigNet, Version 4
200.0
150.0
195.2
195.7
192.0
195.3
Pressure in PSIA
140.0
192.0
192.2
190.0
DF DesigNet, Version 4
45.67
3.26
4.74
DP in PSID
52.22
1.98
DF DesigNet, Version 4
1,899.6
8,927.4
10,827.0
2,031.5
6,896.0
DF DesigNet, Version 4
5.0
23.7
28.8
5.4
18.3
DF DesigNet, Version 4
DF DesigNet, Version 4
10.7
5.3
8.8
1.9
8.8
10.7
5.7
6.8
2.0
6.8
DF DesigNet, Version 4
Mach Number
DF DesigNet, Version 4
50.0
50.0
50.0
50.0
50.0
50.0
Elevation in feet
50.0
50.0
50.0
50.0
DF DesigNet, Version 4
1.049
0.622
1.049
1.049
1.049
1.049
Diameter in inches
0.622
1.049
1.049
1.049
Pressure in PSIA
Branch 1
195.3
Branch 2
192.0
Branch 3
190.0
Branch 4
194.9
194.8
150.0
191.4
191.2
140.0
Branch 5
DP in PSID
Branch 1
4.01
0.73
Branch 2
2.77
0.49
Branch 3
1.69
0.30
Branch 4
0.61
0.14
0.17
44.75
0.16
0.20
51.19
Branch 5
0.68
Branch 1
Branch 2
Branch 3
Branch 4
Branch 5
Branch 1
28.8
Branch 2
23.7
Branch 3
18.3
Branch 4
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.4
5.4
5.4
Branch 5
Branch 1
Branch 2
Branch 3
Branch 4
Branch 5
Branch 1
10.7
Branch 2
8.8
Branch 3
6.8
Branch 4
1.9
5.3
5.3
2.0
5.7
5.7
Branch 5
Branch 1
Mach Number
Branch 2
Branch 3
Branch 4
Branch 5
Elevation in feet
Branch 1
50.0
Branch 2
50.0
Branch 3
50.0
Branch 4
50.0
50.0
50.0
50.0
50.0
50.0
Branch 5
Diameter in inches
Branch 1
1.049
Branch 2
1.049
Branch 3
1.049
Branch 4
1.049
0.622
0.622
1.049
0.622
0.622
Branch 5
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-2BRANCH DESCRIPTION
Branch Number:
File Name:
4
B2
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-3-
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-4-
Tee, 1"
BILL OF MATERIALS - BRANCH 1
25
4
25
4
25
4
100
1
1
1
100
1
1
1
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-5ONE-PAGE SUMMARY
Branch Number:
File Name:
5
B2
FLUID DESCRIPTION
Asmpt:
Fluid:
Incompressible
Gasoline
HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
Number of Components:
Branch Inlet Diameter:
Branch Outlet Diameter:
4
1.049 inches
0.622 inches
2,031.5 lb/hr
5.4 US gal/min
2.0 ft/sec (FPS)
52.22 PSID
159.86 feet
52.08 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-6-
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-7-
Gasoline
Units as follows:
Pressure:
PSIA
Specific Volume:
cu ft/lb
Absolute Viscosity:
centipoise
Component Name
INLET
192.22
0.02
0.627
192.22
191.54
191.38
191.19
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.627
0.627
0.627
0.627
OUTLET
140.00
0.02
0.627
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-8-
Gasoline
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-9-
5
B2
4
1.049 inches
0.622 inches
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-10-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
The flow resistance for reducers/enlargers does not reflect frictional
loss due to the fitting length.
Actual flow resistance may be
higher for very long gradual fittings.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
v
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
dP
p
h
g
v
3-1) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
= gravitational constant
= velocity (FPS)
1=inlet
2=outlet
(Eq.
W
C
d
dP
p
3-21) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= flow coefficient (A-20)
= diameter (inches)
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
2
- v
p
1
2
dP = ( h - )
144
2 g
.5
W = 1891 d C (dP p)
2
Q = 2.451 d
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-11-
5
B2
4
Units as follows:
Diameter:
inches
Equivalent Length:
feet
Inlet Pressure (Pin):
PSIA
Differential Pressure (DP):
PSID
Head Loss (HL):
feet
Inlet Velocity:
ft/sec (FPS)
Component Name
INLET
1.049
192.22
52.22
1.049
192.22
1.049
0.68
100.00
2.10
33.644
2.004
1.049
191.54
1.049
0.16
29.72
0.48
7.648
2.004
1.049
191.38
0.622
0.20
10.19
0.16
2.623
2.004
0.622
191.19
0.622
51.19
622.62
157.12
311.137
5.700
140.00
OUTLET
9952.04 2560.965
159.86
2.004
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-12-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
The flow resistance for reducers/enlargers does not reflect frictional
loss due to the fitting length.
Actual flow resistance may be
higher for very long gradual fittings.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
v
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
dP
p
h
g
v
3-1) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
= gravitational constant
= velocity (FPS)
1=inlet
2=outlet
(Eq.
W
C
d
dP
p
3-21) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= flow coefficient (A-20)
= diameter (inches)
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
2
- v
p
1
2
dP = ( h - )
144
2 g
.5
W = 1891 d C (dP p)
2
Q = 2.451 d
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-13-
5
B2
4
Component List
K Factor
33.644
7.648
2.623
311.137
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-14-
192.2 PSIA
191.5 PSIA
19,490
0.02941
0.02249
33.64
2.10 feet
0.68 PSID
0.68 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-15-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-16-
1.049
29.72
340.00
0.02249
11.88
7.65
inches
feet
diameters
GPM/PSI (60 F water)
191.5 PSIA
191.4 PSIA
0.48 feet
0.16 PSID
0.16 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-17-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-18-
191.4 PSIA
2.0 ft/sec (FPS)
191.2 PSIA
5.7 ft/sec (FPS)
0.16 feet
0.05 PSID
0.20 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-19-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
The flow resistance for reducers/enlargers does not reflect frictional
loss due to the fitting length.
Actual flow resistance may be
higher for very long gradual fittings.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
dP
p
h
g
v
3-1) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
= gravitational constant
= velocity (FPS)
1=inlet
2=outlet
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
v
- v
p
1
2
dP = ( h - )
144
2 g
W = 19.646 d
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
2
0.8 sin(T/2) (1-B )
K =
4
B
(Formula 1) where:
K = resistance coefficient
T = reduction angle
B = smaller/larger diameter
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-20-
191.2 PSIA
140.0 PSIA
32,869
0.02590
0.02590
311.14
157.12 feet
51.19 PSID
51.19 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-21-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
2
v
2 g h
=
K
.5
W = 1891 d C (dP p)
2
Q = 2.451 d
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
C
d
dP
p
3-21) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= flow coefficient (A-20)
= diameter (inches)
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-22-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
19490
Pin:
191.54
D:
46.912
W:
2031.45
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
19490
Pin:
191.38
D:
46.912
W:
2031.45
Component Name:
Din:
0.622
Re:
32869
Pin:
191.19
D:
46.912
W:
2031.45
0.864
340.00
0.16
2.00
0.864
116.59
0.20
2.00
0.00
33.64
2.10
2.00
dZ:
K:
HL:
0.00
7.65
0.48
Vout:
2.00
dZ:
K:
HL:
0.00
2.62
0.16
Vout:
5.70
0.00
311.14
157.12
5.70
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-23-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
19490
vin:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Tout:
60.00
W:
2031.45
Qout:
5.40
0.864
340.00 K:
0.627
0.16
2.00
33.64
7.65
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-24-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
19490
vin:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Tout:
60.00
W:
2031.45
Qout:
5.40
Component Name:
Din:
0.622
Re:
32869
vin:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Tout:
60.00
W:
2031.45
Qout:
5.40
0.864
116.59 K:
0.627
0.20
2.62
2.00
311.14
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-25-
33.64
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-26-
Component Name:
Globe valve, inline
Din:
1.049
Dout:
1.049
A:
Zin:
50.00
Zout:
50.00
dZ:
Re:
19490
f:
0.022495
EL:
pin:
46.912
vin:
0.021
mu:
pout:
46.912
vout:
0.021
HL:
Tin:
60.00
Pin:
191.54
DP:
Tout:
60.00
Pout:
191.38
W:
2031.45
Qin:
5.40
Vin:
Qout:
5.40
Vout:
2.00
0.864
0.00
340.00
0.627
0.477
0.16
K:
7.65
2.00
Component Name:
Reducer, 1 X 1/2"
Din:
1.049
Dout:
0.622
Zin:
50.00
Zout:
50.00
Re:
19490
f:
0.022495
pin:
46.912
vin:
0.021
pout:
46.912
vout:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Pin:
191.38
Tout:
60.00
Pout:
191.19
W:
2031.45
Qin:
5.40
Qout:
5.40
Vout:
5.70
sud
A:
dZ:
EL:
mu:
HL:
DP:
K:
2.62
Component Name:
Flow Orifice, NPS
Din:
0.622
Dout:
0.622
Zin:
50.00
Zout:
50.00
Re:
32869
f:
0.025902
pin:
46.912
vin:
0.021
pout:
46.912
vout:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Pin:
191.19
Tout:
60.00
Pout:
140.00
W:
2031.45
Qin:
5.40
Qout:
5.40
Vout:
5.70
311.14
Vin:
Vin:
0.864
0.00
116.59
0.627
0.164
0.20
2.00
5.70
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-27-
2,031.5 lb/hr
5.4 US gal/min
2.0 ft/sec (FPS)
5.4 US gal/min
5.7 ft/sec (FPS)
Differential Pressure:
Head Loss:
Head Loss:
52.22 PSID
159.86 feet
52.08 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-28-
INLET
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
5.70
OUTLET
HL
DP
159.86
52.224
2.00
2.00
5.70
5.70
2.10
0.48
0.16
157.12
0.684
0.156
0.198
51.187
5.70
159.86
52.224
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-29-
2,031.5 lb/hr
5.4 US gal/min
2.0 ft/sec (FPS)
5.7 ft/sec (FPS)
52.22 PSID
159.86 feet
52.08 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-30-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
The flow resistance for reducers/enlargers does not reflect frictional
loss due to the fitting length.
Actual flow resistance may be
higher for very long gradual fittings.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
v
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
dP
p
h
g
v
3-1) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
= gravitational constant
= velocity (FPS)
1=inlet
2=outlet
(Eq.
W
C
d
dP
p
3-21) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= flow coefficient (A-20)
= diameter (inches)
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
2
- v
p
1
2
dP = ( h - )
144
2 g
.5
W = 1891 d C (dP p)
2
Q = 2.451 d
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-31BRANCH DESCRIPTION
Branch Number:
File Name:
1
B1
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-32ONE-PAGE SUMMARY
Branch Number:
File Name:
1
B1
FLUID DESCRIPTION
Asmpt:
Incompressible
Fluid:
Gasoline
Temperature:
Density:
Specific Volume:
Specific Gravity:
Abs. Viscosity:
Kin. Viscosity:
60.00
46.91
0.021
0.751
0.627
0.834
Fahrenheit
lb/cu ft
cu ft/lb
centipoise
centistokes
HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
Number of Components:
Branch Inlet Diameter:
Branch Outlet Diameter:
5
1.049 inches
1.049 inches
10,827.0 lb/hr
28.8 US gal/min
10.7 ft/sec (FPS)
4.74 PSID
14.55 feet
4.74 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-33-
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-34-
Gasoline
Units as follows:
Pressure:
PSIA
Specific Volume:
cu ft/lb
Absolute Viscosity:
centipoise
Component Name
INLET
200.00
0.02
0.627
200.00
195.98
0.02
0.02
0.627
0.627
OUTLET
195.26
0.02
0.627
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-35-
Gasoline
User Specified:
Asmpt:
Incompressible
Temperature:
60.00 Fahrenheit
Determined:
Density:
Specific Volume:
Specific Gravity:
Abs. Viscosity:
Kin. Viscosity:
46.91
0.021
0.751
0.627
0.834
lb/cu ft
cu ft/lb
centipoise
centistokes
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-36-
1
B1
5
1.049 inches
1.049 inches
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-37-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-38-
1
B1
5
Units as follows:
Diameter:
inches
Equivalent Length:
feet
Inlet Pressure (Pin):
PSIA
Differential Pressure (DP):
PSID
Head Loss (HL):
feet
Inlet Velocity:
ft/sec (FPS)
Component Name
INLET
1.049
200.00
4.74
31.89
14.55
8.205
10.682
1.049
200.00
1.049
4.01
25.00
12.32
6.945
10.682
1.049
195.98
1.049
0.73
1.22
2.23
0.315
10.682
1.049
31.89
8.205
10.682
LR flg/BW
OUTLET
195.26
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-39-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-40-
1
B1
5
Component List
Pipe, NPS 1, sched 40S, 25.00 feet
[4] Elbow, 1" 90
LR flg/BW
K Factor
6.945
0.315
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-41-
200.0 PSIA
196.0 PSIA
103,874
0.02429
6.95
12.32 feet
4.01 PSID
4.01 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-42-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-43-
196.0 PSIA
195.3 PSIA
2.23 feet
0.73 PSID
0.73 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-44-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
K = L/D F
T
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
where:
K = resistance coefficient
L/D = equivalent length (diameters)
F
= turb friction factor (A-24)
T
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-45-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
103874
Pin:
195.98
D:
46.912
W:
10826.99
dZ:
K:
HL:
Vout:
0.00
6.95
12.32
10.68
0.00
0.31
2.23
10.68
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-46-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
103874
vin:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Tout:
60.00
W:
10826.99
Qout:
28.77
LR flg/BW
A:
0.864
EL:
14.00 K:
mu:
0.627
DP:
0.73
Vin:
10.68
6.95
0.31
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-47-
6.95
DF DesigNet, Version 4
Component Name:
[4] Elbow, 1" 90
Din:
1.049
Dout:
1.049
Zin:
50.00
Zout:
50.00
Re:
103874
f:
0.022495
pin:
46.912
vin:
0.021
pout:
46.912
vout:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Pin:
195.98
Tout:
60.00
Pout:
195.26
W:
10826.99
Qin:
28.77
Qout:
28.77
Vout:
10.68
-48-
LR flg/BW
A:
dZ:
EL:
mu:
HL:
DP:
0.864
0.00
14.00
0.627
2.234
0.73
Vin:
10.68
K:
0.31
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-49-
10,827.0 lb/hr
28.8 US gal/min
10.7 ft/sec (FPS)
28.8 US gal/min
10.7 ft/sec (FPS)
Differential Pressure:
Head Loss:
Head Loss:
4.74 PSID
14.55 feet
4.74 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-50-
INLET
10.68
10.68
10.68
OUTLET
HL
DP
14.55
4.740
10.68
10.68
12.32
2.23
4.012
0.728
10.68
14.55
4.740
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-51-
10,827.0 lb/hr
28.8 US gal/min
10.7 ft/sec (FPS)
10.7 ft/sec (FPS)
4.74 PSID
14.55 feet
4.74 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-52-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-53BRANCH DESCRIPTION
Branch Number:
File Name:
2
B1
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-54ONE-PAGE SUMMARY
Branch Number:
File Name:
2
B1
FLUID DESCRIPTION
Asmpt:
Fluid:
Incompressible
Gasoline
HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
Number of Components:
Branch Inlet Diameter:
Branch Outlet Diameter:
5
1.049 inches
1.049 inches
8,927.4 lb/hr
23.7 US gal/min
8.8 ft/sec (FPS)
3.26 PSID
10.01 feet
3.26 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-55-
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-56-
Gasoline
Units as follows:
Pressure:
PSIA
Specific Volume:
cu ft/lb
Absolute Viscosity:
centipoise
Component Name
INLET
195.22
0.02
0.627
195.22
192.46
0.02
0.02
0.627
0.627
OUTLET
191.96
0.02
0.627
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-57-
Gasoline
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-58-
2
B1
5
1.049 inches
1.049 inches
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-59-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-60-
2
B1
5
Units as follows:
Diameter:
inches
Equivalent Length:
feet
Inlet Pressure (Pin):
PSIA
Differential Pressure (DP):
PSID
Head Loss (HL):
feet
Inlet Velocity:
ft/sec (FPS)
Component Name
INLET
1.049
195.22
3.26
32.25
10.01
8.300
8.808
1.049
195.22
1.049
2.77
25.00
8.49
7.040
8.808
1.049
192.46
1.049
0.49
1.22
1.52
0.315
8.808
1.049
32.25
8.300
8.808
LR flg/BW
OUTLET
191.96
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-61-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-62-
2
B1
5
Component List
Pipe, NPS 1, sched 40S, 25.00 feet
[4] Elbow, 1" 90
LR flg/BW
K Factor
7.040
0.315
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-63-
195.2 PSIA
192.5 PSIA
85,650
0.02462
0.02249
7.04
8.49 feet
2.77 PSID
2.77 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-64-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-65-
192.5 PSIA
192.0 PSIA
1.52 feet
0.49 PSID
0.49 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-66-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
K = L/D F
T
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
where:
K = resistance coefficient
L/D = equivalent length (diameters)
F
= turb friction factor (A-24)
T
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-67-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
85650
Pin:
192.46
D:
46.912
W:
8927.44
0.00
7.04
8.49
8.81
dZ:
K:
HL:
0.00
0.31
1.52
Vout:
8.81
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-68-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
85650
vin:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Tout:
60.00
W:
8927.44
Qout:
23.73
LR flg/BW
A:
0.864
EL:
14.00 K:
mu:
0.627
DP:
0.49
Vin:
8.81
7.04
0.31
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-69-
7.04
DF DesigNet, Version 4
Component Name:
[4] Elbow, 1" 90
Din:
1.049
Dout:
1.049
Zin:
50.00
Zout:
50.00
Re:
85650
f:
0.022495
pin:
46.912
vin:
0.021
pout:
46.912
vout:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Pin:
192.46
Tout:
60.00
Pout:
191.96
W:
8927.44
Qin:
23.73
Qout:
23.73
Vout:
8.81
-70LR flg/BW
A:
dZ:
EL:
mu:
HL:
DP:
Vin:
0.864
0.00
14.00
0.627
1.519
0.49
8.81
K:
0.31
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-71-
8,927.4 lb/hr
23.7 US gal/min
8.8 ft/sec (FPS)
23.7 US gal/min
8.8 ft/sec (FPS)
Differential Pressure:
Head Loss:
Head Loss:
3.26 PSID
10.01 feet
3.26 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-72-
INLET
8.81
8.81
8.81
OUTLET
HL
DP
10.01
3.260
8.81
8.81
8.49
1.52
2.765
0.495
8.81
10.01
3.260
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-73-
8,927.4 lb/hr
23.7 US gal/min
8.8 ft/sec (FPS)
8.8 ft/sec (FPS)
3.26 PSID
10.01 feet
3.26 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-74-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-75BRANCH DESCRIPTION
Branch Number:
File Name:
3
B1
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-76ONE-PAGE SUMMARY
Branch Number:
File Name:
3
B1
FLUID DESCRIPTION
Asmpt:
Fluid:
Incompressible
Gasoline
HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
Number of Components:
Branch Inlet Diameter:
Branch Outlet Diameter:
5
1.049 inches
1.049 inches
6,896.0 lb/hr
18.3 US gal/min
6.8 ft/sec (FPS)
1.98 PSID
6.08 feet
1.98 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-77-
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-78-
Gasoline
Units as follows:
Pressure:
PSIA
Specific Volume:
cu ft/lb
Absolute Viscosity:
centipoise
Component Name
INLET
191.98
0.02
0.627
191.98
190.30
0.02
0.02
0.627
0.627
OUTLET
190.00
0.02
0.627
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-79-
Gasoline
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-80-
3
B1
5
1.049 inches
1.049 inches
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-81-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-82-
3
B1
5
Units as follows:
Diameter:
inches
Equivalent Length:
feet
Inlet Pressure (Pin):
PSIA
Differential Pressure (DP):
PSID
Head Loss (HL):
feet
Inlet Velocity:
ft/sec (FPS)
Component Name
INLET
1.049
191.98
1.98
32.84
6.08
8.451
6.803
1.049
191.98
1.049
1.69
25.00
5.17
7.192
6.803
1.049
190.30
1.049
0.30
1.22
0.91
0.315
6.803
1.049
32.84
8.451
6.803
LR flg/BW
OUTLET
190.00
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-83-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-84-
3
B1
5
Component List
Pipe, NPS 1, sched 40S, 25.00 feet
[4] Elbow, 1" 90
LR flg/BW
K Factor
7.192
0.315
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-85-
192.0 PSIA
190.3 PSIA
66,160
0.02515
0.02249
7.19
5.17 feet
1.69 PSID
1.69 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-86-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-87-
190.3 PSIA
190.0 PSIA
0.91 feet
0.30 PSID
0.30 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-88-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
K = L/D F
T
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
where:
K = resistance coefficient
L/D = equivalent length (diameters)
F
= turb friction factor (A-24)
T
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-89-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
66160
Pin:
190.30
D:
46.912
W:
6895.99
0.00
7.19
5.17
6.80
dZ:
K:
HL:
0.00
0.31
0.91
Vout:
6.80
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-90-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
66160
vin:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Tout:
60.00
W:
6895.99
Qout:
18.33
LR flg/BW
A:
0.864
EL:
14.00 K:
mu:
0.627
DP:
0.30
Vin:
6.80
7.19
0.31
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-91-
7.19
DF DesigNet, Version 4
Component Name:
[4] Elbow, 1" 90
Din:
1.049
Dout:
1.049
Zin:
50.00
Zout:
50.00
Re:
66160
f:
0.022495
pin:
46.912
vin:
0.021
pout:
46.912
vout:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Pin:
190.30
Tout:
60.00
Pout:
190.00
W:
6895.99
Qin:
18.33
Qout:
18.33
Vout:
6.80
-92LR flg/BW
A:
dZ:
EL:
mu:
HL:
DP:
Vin:
0.864
0.00
14.00
0.627
0.906
0.30
6.80
K:
0.31
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-93-
6,896.0 lb/hr
18.3 US gal/min
6.8 ft/sec (FPS)
18.3 US gal/min
6.8 ft/sec (FPS)
Differential Pressure:
Head Loss:
Head Loss:
1.98 PSID
6.08 feet
1.98 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-94-
INLET
6.80
6.80
6.80
OUTLET
HL
DP
6.08
1.981
6.80
6.80
5.17
0.91
1.685
0.295
6.80
6.08
1.981
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-95-
6,896.0 lb/hr
18.3 US gal/min
6.8 ft/sec (FPS)
6.8 ft/sec (FPS)
Differential Pressure:
Head Loss:
Head Loss:
1.98 PSID
6.08 feet
1.98 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-96-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-97BRANCH DESCRIPTION
Branch Number:
File Name:
5
B2
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-98ONE-PAGE SUMMARY
Branch Number:
File Name:
5
B2
FLUID DESCRIPTION
Asmpt:
Fluid:
Incompressible
Gasoline
HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
Number of Components:
Branch Inlet Diameter:
Branch Outlet Diameter:
4
1.049 inches
0.622 inches
2,031.5 lb/hr
5.4 US gal/min
2.0 ft/sec (FPS)
52.22 PSID
159.86 feet
52.08 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-99-
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-100-
Gasoline
Units as follows:
Pressure:
PSIA
Specific Volume:
cu ft/lb
Absolute Viscosity:
centipoise
Component Name
INLET
192.22
0.02
0.627
192.22
191.54
191.38
191.19
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.627
0.627
0.627
0.627
OUTLET
140.00
0.02
0.627
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-101-
Gasoline
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-102-
5
B2
4
1.049 inches
0.622 inches
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-103-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
The flow resistance for reducers/enlargers does not reflect frictional
loss due to the fitting length.
Actual flow resistance may be
higher for very long gradual fittings.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
v
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
dP
p
h
g
v
3-1) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
= gravitational constant
= velocity (FPS)
1=inlet
2=outlet
(Eq.
W
C
d
dP
p
3-21) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= flow coefficient (A-20)
= diameter (inches)
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
2
- v
p
1
2
dP = ( h - )
144
2 g
.5
W = 1891 d C (dP p)
2
Q = 2.451 d
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-104-
5
B2
4
Units as follows:
Diameter:
inches
Equivalent Length:
feet
Inlet Pressure (Pin):
PSIA
Differential Pressure (DP):
PSID
Head Loss (HL):
feet
Inlet Velocity:
ft/sec (FPS)
Component Name
INLET
1.049
192.22
52.22
1.049
192.22
1.049
0.68
100.00
2.10
33.644
2.004
1.049
191.54
1.049
0.16
29.72
0.48
7.648
2.004
1.049
191.38
0.622
0.20
10.19
0.16
2.623
2.004
0.622
191.19
0.622
51.19
622.62
157.12
311.137
5.700
140.00
OUTLET
9952.04 2560.965
159.86
2.004
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-105-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
The flow resistance for reducers/enlargers does not reflect frictional
loss due to the fitting length.
Actual flow resistance may be
higher for very long gradual fittings.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
v
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
dP
p
h
g
v
3-1) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
= gravitational constant
= velocity (FPS)
1=inlet
2=outlet
(Eq.
W
C
d
dP
p
3-21) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= flow coefficient (A-20)
= diameter (inches)
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
2
- v
p
1
2
dP = ( h - )
144
2 g
.5
W = 1891 d C (dP p)
2
Q = 2.451 d
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-106-
5
B2
4
Component List
K Factor
33.644
7.648
2.623
311.137
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-107-
192.2 PSIA
191.5 PSIA
19,490
0.02941
0.02249
33.64
2.10 feet
0.68 PSID
0.68 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-108-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-109-
1.049
29.72
340.00
0.02249
11.88
7.65
inches
feet
diameters
GPM/PSI (60 F water)
191.5 PSIA
191.4 PSIA
0.48 feet
0.16 PSID
0.16 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-110-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-111-
191.4 PSIA
2.0 ft/sec (FPS)
191.2 PSIA
5.7 ft/sec (FPS)
0.16 feet
0.05 PSID
0.20 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-112-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
The flow resistance for reducers/enlargers does not reflect frictional
loss due to the fitting length.
Actual flow resistance may be
higher for very long gradual fittings.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
dP
p
h
g
v
3-1) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
= gravitational constant
= velocity (FPS)
1=inlet
2=outlet
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
v
- v
p
1
2
dP = ( h - )
144
2 g
W = 19.646 d
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
2
0.8 sin(T/2) (1-B )
K =
4
B
(Formula 1) where:
K = resistance coefficient
T = reduction angle
B = smaller/larger diameter
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-113-
191.2 PSIA
140.0 PSIA
32,869
0.02590
0.02590
311.14
157.12 feet
51.19 PSID
51.19 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-114-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
2
v
2 g h
=
K
.5
W = 1891 d C (dP p)
2
Q = 2.451 d
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
C
d
dP
p
3-21) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= flow coefficient (A-20)
= diameter (inches)
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-115-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
19490
Pin:
191.54
D:
46.912
W:
2031.45
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
19490
Pin:
191.38
D:
46.912
W:
2031.45
Component Name:
Din:
0.622
Re:
32869
Pin:
191.19
D:
46.912
W:
2031.45
0.864
340.00
0.16
2.00
0.864
116.59
0.20
2.00
0.00
33.64
2.10
2.00
dZ:
K:
HL:
0.00
7.65
0.48
Vout:
2.00
dZ:
K:
HL:
0.00
2.62
0.16
Vout:
5.70
0.00
311.14
157.12
5.70
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-116-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
19490
vin:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Tout:
60.00
W:
2031.45
Qout:
5.40
0.864
340.00 K:
0.627
0.16
2.00
33.64
7.65
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-117-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
19490
vin:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Tout:
60.00
W:
2031.45
Qout:
5.40
Component Name:
Din:
0.622
Re:
32869
vin:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Tout:
60.00
W:
2031.45
Qout:
5.40
0.864
116.59 K:
0.627
0.20
2.62
2.00
311.14
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-118-
33.64
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-119-
Component Name:
Globe valve, inline
Din:
1.049
Dout:
1.049
A:
Zin:
50.00
Zout:
50.00
dZ:
Re:
19490
f:
0.022495
EL:
pin:
46.912
vin:
0.021
mu:
pout:
46.912
vout:
0.021
HL:
Tin:
60.00
Pin:
191.54
DP:
Tout:
60.00
Pout:
191.38
W:
2031.45
Qin:
5.40
Vin:
Qout:
5.40
Vout:
2.00
0.864
0.00
340.00
0.627
0.477
0.16
K:
7.65
2.00
Component Name:
Reducer, 1 X 1/2"
Din:
1.049
Dout:
0.622
Zin:
50.00
Zout:
50.00
Re:
19490
f:
0.022495
pin:
46.912
vin:
0.021
pout:
46.912
vout:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Pin:
191.38
Tout:
60.00
Pout:
191.19
W:
2031.45
Qin:
5.40
Qout:
5.40
Vout:
5.70
sud
A:
dZ:
EL:
mu:
HL:
DP:
K:
2.62
Component Name:
Flow Orifice, NPS
Din:
0.622
Dout:
0.622
Zin:
50.00
Zout:
50.00
Re:
32869
f:
0.025902
pin:
46.912
vin:
0.021
pout:
46.912
vout:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Pin:
191.19
Tout:
60.00
Pout:
140.00
W:
2031.45
Qin:
5.40
Qout:
5.40
Vout:
5.70
311.14
Vin:
Vin:
0.864
0.00
116.59
0.627
0.164
0.20
2.00
5.70
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-120-
2,031.5 lb/hr
5.4 US gal/min
2.0 ft/sec (FPS)
5.4 US gal/min
5.7 ft/sec (FPS)
Differential Pressure:
Head Loss:
Head Loss:
52.22 PSID
159.86 feet
52.08 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-121-
INLET
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
5.70
OUTLET
HL
DP
159.86
52.224
2.00
2.00
5.70
5.70
2.10
0.48
0.16
157.12
0.684
0.156
0.198
51.187
5.70
159.86
52.224
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-122-
2,031.5 lb/hr
5.4 US gal/min
2.0 ft/sec (FPS)
5.7 ft/sec (FPS)
52.22 PSID
159.86 feet
52.08 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-123-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
The flow resistance for reducers/enlargers does not reflect frictional
loss due to the fitting length.
Actual flow resistance may be
higher for very long gradual fittings.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
v
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
dP
p
h
g
v
3-1) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
= gravitational constant
= velocity (FPS)
1=inlet
2=outlet
(Eq.
W
C
d
dP
p
3-21) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= flow coefficient (A-20)
= diameter (inches)
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
2
- v
p
1
2
dP = ( h - )
144
2 g
.5
W = 1891 d C (dP p)
2
Q = 2.451 d
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-124BRANCH DESCRIPTION
Branch Number:
File Name:
4
B2
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-125ONE-PAGE SUMMARY
Branch Number:
File Name:
4
B2
FLUID DESCRIPTION
Asmpt:
Fluid:
Incompressible
Gasoline
HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
Number of Components:
Branch Inlet Diameter:
Branch Outlet Diameter:
4
1.049 inches
0.622 inches
1,899.6 lb/hr
5.0 US gal/min
1.9 ft/sec (FPS)
45.67 PSID
139.79 feet
45.54 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-126-
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-127-
Gasoline
Units as follows:
Pressure:
PSIA
Specific Volume:
cu ft/lb
Absolute Viscosity:
centipoise
Component Name
INLET
195.67
0.02
0.627
195.67
195.06
194.93
194.75
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.627
0.627
0.627
0.627
OUTLET
150.00
0.02
0.627
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-128-
Gasoline
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-129-
4
B2
4
1.049 inches
0.622 inches
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-130-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
The flow resistance for reducers/enlargers does not reflect frictional
loss due to the fitting length.
Actual flow resistance may be
higher for very long gradual fittings.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
v
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
dP
p
h
g
v
3-1) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
= gravitational constant
= velocity (FPS)
1=inlet
2=outlet
(Eq.
W
C
d
dP
p
3-21) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= flow coefficient (A-20)
= diameter (inches)
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
2
- v
p
1
2
dP = ( h - )
144
2 g
.5
W = 1891 d C (dP p)
2
Q = 2.451 d
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-131-
4
B2
4
Units as follows:
Diameter:
inches
Equivalent Length:
feet
Inlet Pressure (Pin):
PSIA
Differential Pressure (DP):
PSID
Head Loss (HL):
feet
Inlet Velocity:
ft/sec (FPS)
Component Name
INLET
1.049
195.67
45.67
1.049
195.67
1.049
0.61
100.00
1.86
34.033
1.874
1.049
195.06
1.049
0.14
29.72
0.42
7.648
1.874
1.049
194.93
0.622
0.17
10.19
0.14
2.623
1.874
0.622
194.75
0.622
44.75
622.59
137.37
311.120
5.330
150.00
OUTLET
9953.03 2561.220
139.79
1.874
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-132-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
The flow resistance for reducers/enlargers does not reflect frictional
loss due to the fitting length.
Actual flow resistance may be
higher for very long gradual fittings.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
v
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
dP
p
h
g
v
3-1) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
= gravitational constant
= velocity (FPS)
1=inlet
2=outlet
(Eq.
W
C
d
dP
p
3-21) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= flow coefficient (A-20)
= diameter (inches)
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
2
- v
p
1
2
dP = ( h - )
144
2 g
.5
W = 1891 d C (dP p)
2
Q = 2.451 d
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-133-
4
B2
4
Component List
K Factor
34.033
7.648
2.623
311.120
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-134-
195.7 PSIA
195.1 PSIA
18,224
0.02975
0.02249
34.03
1.86 feet
0.61 PSID
0.61 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-135-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
F L
K =
d / 12
(Eq.
K
F
L
d
3-15) where:
= resistance coefficient
= friction factor (A-24)
= length (feet)
= inside diameter (inches)
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-136-
1.049
29.72
340.00
0.02249
11.88
7.65
inches
feet
diameters
GPM/PSI (60 F water)
195.1 PSIA
194.9 PSIA
0.42 feet
0.14 PSID
0.14 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-137-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
W = 19.646 d
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-138-
194.9 PSIA
1.9 ft/sec (FPS)
194.8 PSIA
5.3 ft/sec (FPS)
0.14 feet
0.05 PSID
0.17 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-139-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
The flow resistance for reducers/enlargers does not reflect frictional
loss due to the fitting length.
Actual flow resistance may be
higher for very long gradual fittings.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
v p
2
Q = 2.451 d
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
dP
p
h
g
v
3-1) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
= gravitational constant
= velocity (FPS)
1=inlet
2=outlet
(Eq.
W
d
v
p
3-2) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
v
- v
p
1
2
dP = ( h - )
144
2 g
W = 19.646 d
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
2
0.8 sin(T/2) (1-B )
K =
4
B
(Formula 1) where:
K = resistance coefficient
T = reduction angle
B = smaller/larger diameter
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-140-
194.8 PSIA
150.0 PSIA
30,735
0.02590
0.02590
311.12
137.37 feet
44.75 PSID
44.75 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-141-
ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
p h
dP =
144
2
v
2 g h
=
K
.5
W = 1891 d C (dP p)
2
Q = 2.451 d
123.9 d v p
Re =
m
(Eq.
dP
p
h
3-23) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
W
C
d
dP
p
3-21) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= flow coefficient (A-20)
= diameter (inches)
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-142-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
18224
Pin:
195.06
D:
46.912
W:
1899.55
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
18224
Pin:
194.93
D:
46.912
W:
1899.55
Component Name:
Din:
0.622
Re:
30735
Pin:
194.75
D:
46.912
W:
1899.55
0.864
340.00
0.14
1.87
0.864
116.59
0.17
1.87
0.00
34.03
1.86
1.87
dZ:
K:
HL:
0.00
7.65
0.42
Vout:
1.87
dZ:
K:
HL:
0.00
2.62
0.14
Vout:
5.33
0.00
311.12
137.37
5.33
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-143-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
18224
vin:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Tout:
60.00
W:
1899.55
Qout:
5.05
0.864
340.00 K:
0.627
0.14
1.87
34.03
7.65
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-144-
Component Name:
Din:
1.049
Re:
18224
vin:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Tout:
60.00
W:
1899.55
Qout:
5.05
Component Name:
Din:
0.622
Re:
30735
vin:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Tout:
60.00
W:
1899.55
Qout:
5.05
0.864
116.59 K:
0.627
0.17
2.62
1.87
311.12
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-145-
34.03
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-146-
Component Name:
Globe valve, inline
Din:
1.049
Dout:
1.049
A:
Zin:
50.00
Zout:
50.00
dZ:
Re:
18224
f:
0.022495
EL:
pin:
46.912
vin:
0.021
mu:
pout:
46.912
vout:
0.021
HL:
Tin:
60.00
Pin:
195.06
DP:
Tout:
60.00
Pout:
194.93
W:
1899.55
Qin:
5.05
Vin:
Qout:
5.05
Vout:
1.87
0.864
0.00
340.00
0.627
0.417
0.14
K:
7.65
1.87
Component Name:
Reducer, 1 X 1/2"
Din:
1.049
Dout:
0.622
Zin:
50.00
Zout:
50.00
Re:
18224
f:
0.022495
pin:
46.912
vin:
0.021
pout:
46.912
vout:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Pin:
194.93
Tout:
60.00
Pout:
194.75
W:
1899.55
Qin:
5.05
Qout:
5.05
Vout:
5.33
sud
A:
dZ:
EL:
mu:
HL:
DP:
K:
2.62
Component Name:
Flow Orifice, NPS
Din:
0.622
Dout:
0.622
Zin:
50.00
Zout:
50.00
Re:
30735
f:
0.025902
pin:
46.912
vin:
0.021
pout:
46.912
vout:
0.021
Tin:
60.00
Pin:
194.75
Tout:
60.00
Pout:
150.00
W:
1899.55
Qin:
5.05
Qout:
5.05
Vout:
5.33
311.12
Vin:
Vin:
0.864
0.00
116.59
0.627
0.143
0.17
1.87
5.33
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-147-
1,899.6 lb/hr
5.0 US gal/min
1.9 ft/sec (FPS)
5.0 US gal/min
5.3 ft/sec (FPS)
Differential Pressure:
Head Loss:
Head Loss:
45.67 PSID
139.79 feet
45.54 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-148-
INLET
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
5.33
OUTLET
HL
DP
139.79
45.667
1.87
1.87
5.33
5.33
1.86
0.42
0.14
137.37
0.605
0.136
0.173
44.754
5.33
139.79
45.667
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-149-
1,899.6 lb/hr
5.0 US gal/min
1.9 ft/sec (FPS)
5.3 ft/sec (FPS)
45.67 PSID
139.79 feet
45.54 PSID
DF DesigNet, Version 4
-150-
BRANCH ASSUMPTIONS
Density and viscosity do not change as pressure changes from the
specified fluid state.
Therefore, changes in density and viscosity
along a flow path can be ignored.
Changes in friction factor (i.e., changes in Reynolds number)
can be ignored along any single specified pipe length.
The flow resistance of valves and fittings is independent of
flow rate.
The flow resistance for reducers/enlargers does not reflect frictional
loss due to the fitting length.
Actual flow resistance may be
higher for very long gradual fittings.
SUPPORTING CALCULATIONS
2
v
2 g h
=
K
2
v
3-2) where:
= velocity (FPS)
= gravitational constant
= frictional head loss (feet)
= resistance coefficient
(Eq.
dP
p
h
g
v
3-1) where:
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= frictional head loss (feet)
= gravitational constant
= velocity (FPS)
1=inlet
2=outlet
(Eq.
W
C
d
dP
p
3-21) where:
= mass flow rate (lb/hr)
= flow coefficient (A-20)
= diameter (inches)
= differential pressure (PSID)
= density (lb/cu ft)
(Eq.
Q
d
v
3-2) where:
= volumetric flow rate (GPM)
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
(Eq.
Re
d
v
p
m
3-3) where:
= Reynolds number
= diameter (inches)
= velocity (FPS)
= density (lb/cu ft)
= absolute viscosity (centipoise)
2
- v
p
1
2
dP = ( h - )
144
2 g
.5
W = 1891 d C (dP p)
2
Q = 2.451 d
(Eq.
v
g
h
K
123.9 d v p
Re =
m