how to calculate the volume of PRESSURIZED Natural gas in a pipe
how to calculate the volume of PRESSURIZED Natural gas in a pipe
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Hello,
i need to know exactly how to calculate volume (to know the the time it will take till the pipe line will be empty)
for PRESSURIZED natural gas.
i was using Volume X pressure ( gauge pressure )
and then i have been told that i must use the absolute pressure.
please advice.
Thanks
i need to know exactly how to calculate volume (to know the the time it will take till the pipe line will be empty)
for PRESSURIZED natural gas.
i was using Volume X pressure ( gauge pressure )
and then i have been told that i must use the absolute pressure.
please advice.
Thanks





RE: how to calculate the volume of PRESSURIZED Natural gas in a pipe
Maybe you should seek help either within you company or external consultant?
A blowdown calculation is much more than just the inventory.
BTW: The VOMUME is just the volume of the pipeline - but the STANDARD volume is actually just the no. of mol gas in the pipeline - but thats not "jus" the volume.
Best regards
Morten
RE: how to calculate the volume of PRESSURIZED Natural gas in a pipe
RE: how to calculate the volume of PRESSURIZED Natural gas in a pipe
P2 * V2 /z2 /T2 = P1 * V1 / z1 / T1
V1 = P1/P2 * T2/T1 * z2/z1 * V1
RE: how to calculate the volume of PRESSURIZED Natural gas in a pipe
RE: how to calculate the volume of PRESSURIZED Natural gas in a pipe
RE: how to calculate the volume of PRESSURIZED Natural gas in a pipe
RE: how to calculate the volume of PRESSURIZED Natural gas in a pipe
There's more to consider than just volume.