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    Wake Freequency Calculation

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    This document contains fluid data constants and calculations for the design of a thermowell. It lists the material, dimensions, and operating parameters of the thermowell and fluid. The calculations determine the maximum recommended velocity and length of the thermowell based on factors like fluid velocity, pressure, temperature, and material properties. Notes indicate the calculations are based on industry standards for thermowell design and are intended only as a guide.

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    Wake Freequency Calculation

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    This document contains fluid data constants and calculations for the design of a thermowell. It lists the material, dimensions, and operating parameters of the thermowell and fluid. The calculations determine the maximum recommended velocity and length of the thermowell based on factors like fluid velocity, pressure, temperature, and material properties. Notes indicate the calculations are based on industry standards for thermowell design and are intended only as a guide.

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    This document contains fluid data constants and calculations for the design of a thermowell. It lists the material, dimensions, and operating parameters of the thermowell and fluid. The calculations determine the maximum recommended velocity and length of the thermowell based on factors like fluid velocity, pressure, temperature, and material properties. Notes indicate the calculations are based on industry standards for thermowell design and are intended only as a guide.

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    Wake Freequency Calculation

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    Manoranjan Kumar Choudhary
    This document contains fluid data constants and calculations for the design of a thermowell. It lists the material, dimensions, and operating parameters of the thermowell and fluid. The calculations determine the maximum recommended velocity and length of the thermowell based on factors like fluid velocity, pressure, temperature, and material properties. Notes indicate the calculations are based on industry standards for thermowell design and are intended only as a guide.

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    Date:
    Rev:
    U
    B
    d
    A
    FLUID DATA CONSTANTS
    Steam K
    f
    3.05
    t/A
    0.22
    T
    o
    500 K
    1
    0.413
    t/B
    0.38
    P
    o
    100 K
    2
    49.2 F
    A
    1.3
    V 85 K
    3
    0.075 F
    B
    1.0
    v 5.588
    Well Material 304 fn 643 Hz
    U 7.50 fw 359 Hz
    d 0.260 r 0.56
    B 0.625 Fm 1.45
    A 1.100 Um 9.0 in
    w 0.285 Vm 122 ft/sec
    E 40.0 Pm 10337 psig
    S 25.0 Ls 111.37 in
    Max Stress Velocity Vs 1262.2 fps



    thermowell design. Thermo-Kinetics assumes no responsibility for failure of a well based on the results of these calculations,
    and accepts no liability direct or consequential, arising from error or misinformation supplied herein, or due to program misuse.
    WELL DATA
    Thermowell Velocity Rating
    (Program Ver. 4.3)
    Company:
    Project No:
    These calculations are performed according to the paper "Power Test Code Thermometer Wells" by J. W. Murdock, and also
    meet the requirements of ASME PTC 19.3-1998. Note that ASME PTC 19.3-1998 is NOT current and has been replaced with
    ASME PTC 19.3 TW-2010 released in April, 2010. The results of running this program should only be used as a guide for
    Fluid
    Operating Temperature F
    CALCULATIONS
    in
    Reference:

    ft/sec
    psig Operating Pressure
    Fluid Velocity
    ft
    3
    /lb
    psi x 10
    3
    Magnification Factor
    Max Length @ V (r=0.8)
    Max Velocity @ U (r=0.8)
    Wake Frequency
    Frequency Ratio
    Natural Frequency @ T
    o
    lb/in
    3
    Unsupported Length
    Root Diameter
    Specific Weight @ T
    o
    in
    in
    in
    Bore Diameter
    Tip Diameter
    NOTES

    Max Static Pressure
    Max Stress Length
    psi x 10
    6
    Allowable Stress @ T
    o
    Mod of Elasticity @ T
    o

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