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Calculating Process Line Size

12/05/2007 2:01 AM

what are the basic stretigy to calculate process line size

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Re: Calculating Process Line Size

12/06/2007 9:25 AM

Please provide more information. To what type of process line are you referring? It makes a substantial difference.

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12/17/2007 12:12 AM

line size has to design at bypass of existing line, which has flow rate 34040 Nm3/hr, at 46 deg C containing gas 75 mole% of CO2. What flow rate should be taken for bypass line? and how to calculate the optimum line size?

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12/17/2007 7:00 AM

What is so important about the bypass line? If it's a bypass; just make everything equal!

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12/20/2007 3:32 PM

You need pressure drop allowable. If you have 150 bar available, it might be a 2" line. if only .15 bar, you'll need a 20" line.

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12/06/2007 1:14 PM

You'll never get an answer with a question like that. You need to provide some specifics.

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12/17/2007 7:54 AM

How much i be the specific more than this?

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12/10/2007 5:47 AM

3m/sec can be considered the upper economic limit for liquid velocity in pipes. Take it from there?

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12/16/2007 11:37 AM

A strategy is a plan; it is documented ideas of a process or project undertaken that results in a viable result or product. You start by visualizing what it is you want.

Ask yourself:

Who? What? When? Where? Why?

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