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tmp1214

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Aug 15, 2002
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I'm looking for 2 equations used for natural gas. They are the Panhandle and Weymouth equations. Does anybody have them or can point me to a site?
 
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Weymouth

q = 28 * d^2.667 * {[(P1^2 - P2^2)/(SG * L) * (520/T)]}^0.5

q is the flow rate, scfh
d is the ID, inches
P1 is the upstream pressure, psia
P2 is the downstream pressure, psia
SG is the specific gravity of the gas
Lm is the length of pipe in miles
T is the temperature, deg F

Panhandle

q = 36.8 * E * d^2.6182 * [(P1^2 -P2^2)/Lm]^0.5394

E is the flow efficiency as a decimal

Both are empircal correlations

 


I guess T is in deg R, not in deg F.


fvincent
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Argh, right fvincent. T should be in deg R. Thanks for spotting that.
 
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