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    The Panhandle A and B Equations For Natural Gas Flow: Parameters

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    The document discusses equations for calculating natural gas flow rates through pipelines using the Panhandle A and B equations. It provides sample input values for pipeline parameters like inlet and outlet pressures, temperatures, diameter, length, gas properties, and calculates the flow rates as 349,505,515 cubic feet per day using Panhandle A and 338,635,377 cubic feet per day using Panhandle B.

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    The document discusses equations for calculating natural gas flow rates through pipelines using the Panhandle A and B equations. It provides sample input values for pipeline parameters like inlet and outlet pressures, temperatures, diameter, length, gas properties, and calculates the flow rates as 349,505,515 cubic feet per day using Panhandle A and 338,635,377 cubic feet per day using Panhandle B.

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    The document discusses equations for calculating natural gas flow rates through pipelines using the Panhandle A and B equations. It provides sample input values for pipeline parameters like inlet and outlet pressures, temperatures, diameter, length, gas properties, and calculates the flow rates as 349,505,515 cubic feet per day using Panhandle A and 338,635,377 cubic feet per day using Panhandle B.

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    The Panhandle A and B Equations For Natural Gas Flow: Parameters

    Uploaded by

    bryandown
    The document discusses equations for calculating natural gas flow rates through pipelines using the Panhandle A and B equations. It provides sample input values for pipeline parameters like inlet and outlet pressures, temperatures, diameter, length, gas properties, and calculates the flow rates as 349,505,515 cubic feet per day using Panhandle A and 338,635,377 cubic feet per day using Panhandle B.

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    The Panhandle A and B Equations for Natural Gas Flow

    For more engineering spreadsheets go to http://excelcalculations.blogspot.com Parameters Inlet pressure (absolute) Outlet pressure (absolute) Pressure, std condition (absolute) Temperature std condition (absolute) Mean temperature of line (absolute) Inside diameter Pipe length Gas relative density (air=1) Mean gas compressibility Pipeline efficiency Mean gas viscosity Elevation of exit above entrance Flowrates (std conditions) Panhandle A Panhandle B 998 913 14.7 530 560 18.5 10 0.6 0.85 0.95 1 20

    349505515.3 338635377.8

    ral Gas Flow

    Pressure units

    Temperature Units Length units Viscosity

    psia Pa

    F K

    in m miles

    Pa s cP Unit

    Inlet pressure Outlet pressure Pressure, std condition Temperature std condition Mean temperature of line Inside diameter Pipe length Gas relative density (air=1) Mean gas compressibility Pipeline efficiency Pipe effective roughness Mean gas viscosity s Le Panhandle A Panhandle b

    1 1 1 1 1 1 3

    2 1 1 1

    Volume flowrate

    ft^3/day m^3/s Value in Imperial 998 913 14.7 530 560 18.5 10

    1 7.87815E-05 10.00039392 349505515.3 338635377.8

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