SPI Sizing Equations
SPI Sizing Equations
SPI Sizing Equations
Sizing Equations
Version 2013
March 2013
DSPI2-PE-200008B
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Contents
Preface .................................................................................................................................3
1
2
Nomenclature .....................................................................................................4
Control Valve Sizing..........................................................................................7
2.1
2.2
Liquid, Water............................................................................................................ 7
Gas, Steam ................................................................................................................ 9
3 Noise Calculation....................................................................................................11
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
7.1.4
Define
7.1.5
7.1.6
7.1.7
7.1.8
43
Calculate Natural Frequency for L=L1 ................................................................ 43
Calculate Wake Frequency .................................................................................. 43
Calculate Magnification Factor for L1(R 0.8)................................................... 44
Kf
Constant: ............................................................................................ 42
Kf
Sizing Equations 1
Contents
7.2.6
7.2.7.
7.2.8
7.2.9
7.2.10
7.2.11
7.2.12
8 Standards.................................................................................................................54
8.1
8.2
8.3
8.4
8.5
9 Appendix.................................................................................................................56
9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
9.5
9.6
9.7
9.8
9.9
2 Sizing Equations
Preface
This document is a reference for sizing equations used by the SmartPlant
Instrumentation Calculation module.
Send documentation comments or suggestions to [email protected].
Sizing Equations 3
1
A
A1
Ad
B
b
bs
C
CV
Cr
Cs
Cp
D
D0
Dt
D1
D2
Dd2
DP
DPA
DPloss
DPn
Dbh
Dj
d
db
d0
E
Ef
Eref
Eps
F
F1
F2
Fd
Fe
FF
Fk
FL
FLP
Fp
FR
Fs
fp
fo
fr
fw
Gf
Nomenclature
Nomenclature
Required effective discharge area, inch2
Exposed surface area, inch2
Root diameter of thermowell, m
Diameter at tip, in
Fillet radius at root, m
Fillet radius at base for stepped thermowell, m
Discharge coefficient
Valve flow coefficient, US gallon per minute of water (60 F) at 1 psi pressure drop
Coefficient for critical flow equation, dimensionless
Speed of sound, m/s
Speed of sound in pipe wall, m/s
Internal pipe diameter (upstream) at flow temperature, mm
Internal pipe diameter (upstream) at ambient temperature, mm
Nominal size of sensing element, in
Inlet internal diameter of the pipe, mm
Outlet internal diameter of the pipe, mm
Outlet outside diameter of the pipe, m
Pressure differential, P1-P2 , or differential pressure transmitter range, bar
Maximum allowable pressure drop, bar
Pressure loss, bar
Differential pressure at normal flow rate, bar
Bleed/Vent hole diameter, mm
Diameter of the jet, m
Valve inlet diameter or orifice (throat) diameter at flow temperature, mm
Bore diameter of thermowell, m
Orifice (throat) diameter at ambient temperature, mm
Module of Elasticity at 70 F, psi-g
Acoustical efficiency factor, dimensionless
Reference value for module of elasticity, Pa-g
Gas expansion factor, ratio of flow coefficient for a gas to that for a liquid at the same Reynolds
number, dimensionless
Environment Factor, dimensionless
Heat Absorption Factor, dimensionless
Coefficient for subcritical flow equation, dimensionless
Valve style modifier, dimensionless
Environmental factor for thermowell calculation, dimensionless
Liquid critical pressure ratio factor, dimensionless
Ratio of specific heats factor, 1/K, dimensionless
Liquid pressure recovery factor, dimensionless
Product of the liquid pressure recovery factor of a valve with attached fittings and the piping
geometry factor, dimensionless
Piping geometry factor, dimensionless
Reynolds number factor, dimensionless
Correction factor for steam quality, dimensionless
Peak frequency, Hz
Coincidence or Natural frequency, Hz
Ring frequency, Hz
Wake frequency, Hz
Liquid specific gravity (ratio of density of liquid at flowing temperature to density of water at 15.6
C), dimensionless
4 Sizing Equations
Preface1
Gg
Hc
HS
HS0
HV
K
K1,K2,Kb1,Kb2
KC
KCD
KCV
Kb
Kcc
Kd
Kf
Kn
Kp
Ksh
Kv
Kw
L
La
Lg
Lpi
Ls
M
MN
MN0
Mj
No
Ns
Nsc
P
PC
PV
PVC, PVCC
P2c, P2b, P2ce
Pa
Pb
Pb1
Pb2
Pb3
Pcf
Pover
Ps
Pup
R
RO
ROm
ROp
ROs
Rf
RS0
Re
Remax, Ren
Nomenclature
Gas specific gravity (ratio of density of flowing gas to density of air with both at standard
conditions, which is equal to the ratio of molecular weight of gas to the molecular weight of air),
dimensionless
Mounting factor, dimensionless
Segmental height at flow temperature, mm
Segmental height at ambient temperature, mm
Heat of vaporization, J/kg
Specific Heat Ratio, Cp/Cv dimensionless
Effective velocity head coefficients, dimensionless
Cavitation index, dimensionless
Relative capacity, CV/d2
Valve cavitation index, dimensionless
Capacity correction factor due to back pressure, dimensionless
Combination capacity factor for rupture disk at the relief valve inlet, dimensionless
Effective coefficient of discharge, dimensionless
Constant for thermowell calculation, dimensionless
Correction factor for Napier equation, dimensionless
Correction factor for overpressure, dimensionless
Superheat steam correction factor, dimensionless
Correction factor for viscosity, dimensionless
Correction factor for back pressure, dimensionless
Maximum thermowell length or unsupported length of thermowell, in
A-weighted sound level, dB(A)
Correction for pipe Mach number, dB
Internal sound pressure level, dB
Length of reduced-diameter shank for stepped thermowell, m
Molecular weight, atomic mass units
Mach number in pipe, dimensionless
Mach number in valve outlet, dimensionless
Mach number in the jet, dimensionless
Number of flow passages , dimensionless
Strouhal number
Scruton number
Absolute static pressure, bar
Absolute thermodynamic critical pressure, bar
Absolute vapor pressure of liquid at inlet temperature, bar
Absolute pressure in vena contracts at subsonic and critical flow conditions, Pa
Border pressures for different noise regimes, Pa
Absolute outside pipe pressure, Pa
Total back pressure, psi-g
Constant back pressure, psi-g
Variable back pressure, psi-g
Built-up back pressure, psi-g
Critical flow throat pressure, psi-a
Overpressure, %
Set pressure, psi-g
Upstream relieving pressure, psi-a
Limitation on Wake to Natural frequency ratio, dimensionless
Density at flow conditions (upstream), kg/m3
Density of well material at ambient temperature, kg/m3
Density of pipe material, kg/m3
Density of the thermowell sensor at ambient temperature, kg/m3
Ratio of frequency at fluid temperature to frequency at 70 F, dimensionless
Segmental radius at ambient temperature, mm
Valve (pipe) Reynolds number, dimensionless
Pipe Reynolds number at maximum and normal flow rate, dimensionless
Sizing Equations 5
Nomenclature
Rq
S
Sf
SRF
St
T
T1
T0
Tc
TL
TLfo
TLfr
Tw
t
U
V
W
Wmax, Wn
Wa
Wm, Wms
wall
X
XT
XTP
Z
Zb
p, pe
Lf
TLfp
Subscripts
0
1
2
VC
First estimate
Upstream conditions
Downstream conditions
Vena Contracta
6 Sizing Equations
Preface2
Calculate
FF :
PV
PC
FF 0.96 0.28
2.1.2
Calculate
10 6 / RO
2.1.3
Calculate K C :
P1 P2
P1 PV
KC
2.1.4
K1 0.5 1 d 2 / D12
K b1 1 d / D1
2.1.5
Ki K1 Kb1
W
27.3
P1 P2 RO
FP :
Calculate
2.1.7
K CV0 2
FP
1
0.00214 d 4
Calculate KCV :
1/ 2
KCV FL FL 166667
.
FL 2.428571 1869048
.
0.3077143
Calculate FLP :
FLP
Calculate
Ki FL 2 CV0 2
FL
1
4
0.00214 d
1/ 2
Re :
Re
2.1.10
2.1.6
2.1.9
Kb 2 1 d / D2
K K1 K 2 K b1 K b 2
CV0
2.1.8
K 2 1 d 2 / D2 2
76000 FD W
RO FL CV0
0.5
FL CV0 2
1
0.00214 d 4
0.25
Calculate DPA :
F
DPA LP
FP
P1 FF PV
Sizing Equations 7
2
2.1.11
FR 0.019 Re 0.67
Case 56 Re 40000 - Transitional flow
56 Re 620
Az Re/ 56 1
5
4
FR 6.082774 10 Az 2.212891 10 3 Az 3 2.844539 10 2 Az 2
01708764
.
Az 0.2925969
Az Re/ 620 1
620 Re 2470
3
2
FR 9.121 10 Az 6.684 10 2 Az 0.7614
Az Re/ 2470 1
2.1.11.2.3
2470 Re 10200
3
2
FR 9184
.
10 Az 5.43 10 2 Az 088
.
2.1.11.2.4
10200 Re 20000
FR 0.97
20000 Re 30000
2.1.11.2.5
FR 0.98
30000 Re 40000
2.1.11.2.6
FR 0.99
2.1.11.3 Case Re 40000 - Turbulent flow
FR 1
2.1.12 The condition P1 P2 DPA determines:
2.1.11.2.2
CV
A2.2
P2 PV , otherwise
27.3 FLP ( P1 FF PV ) RO
IEC standard:
CV
W
27.3 FR FLP ( P1 FF PV ) RO
CV
B1.2
W
27.3 FP
P1 P2 RO
IEC standard:
CV
8 Sizing Equations
P1 P2 RO
FR 1
CV
B2
27.3 FR
W
27.3 FR FP
P1 P2 RO
Preface2
2.1.13
CV
2.1.14
2.1.15
2.1.16
CV0 CV
CV0
; CV0 CV
Paragraphs 2.1.6 - 2.1.13 are repeated until the relative change in the CV is less than 0.001.
Define Incipient case. The Incipient case takes place if
P1 P2 DPA and KC KCV
Calculate outlet pipe velocity:
*W [kg/s], D2 [m]
U2
W
31416
.
(D2 / 2 ) 2 RO
Calculate XT :
X T 0.84 FL2
2.2.2
K1 0.5 1 d 2 / D12
Kb1 1 d / D1
2.2.3
2.2.4
2.2.5
K 2 1 d 2 / D2 2
Kb 2 1 d / D2
Ki K1 Kb1
K K1 K 2 K b1 K b 2
Calculate FK :
FK K / 14
.
Calculate X :
X P1 P2 / P1
Calculate first value of CV:
*d [in]
CV0 KCD d 2
2.2.6
Calculate FP:
K CV0 2
FP
1
0.00214 d 4
1/ 2
2.2.7
Calculate XTP:
2.2.8
X T X T Ki CV0
X TP 2
1
FP 0.00241 d 4
Calculate new
CV
CV :
W
27.3 FP Eps Fk X TP P1 RO
Sizing Equations 9
X
.
3 FK X TP
Calculate new CV :
Eps 1
B1
B2
CV
2.2.9
W
27.3 FP Eps X P1 RO
CV
CV0 CV
; CV0 CV
CV0
2.2.10
RO2 RO
U2
2.2.12
P2
P1
W
31416
.
( D2 / 2) 2 RO2
Cs2 8314 K T / M
MN U 2 / Cs2
10 Sizing Equations
3 Noise Calculation
3.1 Hydrodynamic Noise: Masoneilan Standard
3.1.1
dPi KCV ( P1 PV )
dPC FL ( P1 PV )
2
3.1.2
DP
P P KCV
log 14.5 P2 0.07 PV 70.5
5 1 2 V
FL KCV
DP
P P K CV
log 14.5 P2 0.07 PV +
5 1 2 V
FL K CV
Cs2
3.2.2
8314 K T1
M
X fz 0.84 FL
3.2.3
Xf
P1 P2
P1 Pv
Sizing Equations 11
3 Noise Calculation
3.2.4
F fz
3.2.5
Cp
31416
.
Dd 2
Ff 0.96 0.28 ( Pv / Pc )
3.2.5.2.2 Calculate Differential pressure
3.2.5.2.2.1
Case
3.2.5.2.2.2
Case
P1 P2 FL P1 FF Pv
DP P1 P2
2
P1 P2 FL P1 FF Pv
2
DP FL P1 FF Pv
2
X fz
0.0625
Xf
X fz
12 Sizing Equations
1 X f
0.8
log
1 X fz
1 X f
TL1 10 10 log
Lwe1
TL 2
TL 3
TL 4
TL5
3.2.7
C p RO p wall
Cs 2 RO Dd 2
1.5
F
500
fr
20 log
500 F fr
1.5
F
1000
fr
10 10 log
20 log
Cs 2 RO Dd 2
1000 F fr
C p RO p wall
1.5
F
2000
fr
10 10 log
20 log
Cs 2 RO Dd 2
2000 F fr
C p RO p wall
1.5
F
4000
fr
10 10 log
20 log
Cs 2 RO Dd 2
4000 F fr
C p RO p wall
1.5
F
8000
fr
10 10 log
20 log
Cs 2 RO Dd 2
8000 F fr
C p RO p wall
Lwae 10 log 10 0.1( Lwe1 3.2 ) 10 0.1( Lwe 2 0.0) 10 0.1( Lwe 3 1.2 ) 10 0.1( Lwe 4 1.0) 10 0.1( Lwe 5 1.1)
3.2.8
Sizing Equations 13
3 Noise Calculation
RO2 RO P2 / P1
8314 K T1
M
W
U2
2
3.1416 RO2 D2 / 2
Cs 2
MN 2 U 2 / C s 2
3.3.2
PVCC
2 K 1
P1
K 1
P2c = P1 - FL2(P1-Pvcc)
= Pvcc/P2c
K
P 1 K 1
P2b 1
K
P2ce = P1/(22)
3.3.3
Fd N o1/2
D j 0.0046 Fd CV FL
K 1
P
2
1
M j
1
K 1 P2
14 Sizing Equations
1/2
P
TVC T1 VC
P1
C sVC
U VC
K 1
8314 K TVC
0.5
K 1
2 K PVC K P1
RO
K 1 P1
W U VC
Wm
2
U
MN VC
C sVC
1/ 2
0.0001 MN 3.6
Wa Wm FL
f P 0.2 U VC / D j
2
TVCC
2T1
K 1
8314 KTVCC
C sVCC
0.5
K 1
2 K PVCC K P1
U VCC
1
RO
K 1 P1
2
W U VCC
Wms
2
1/ 2
0.0001 M 6j .6 F
P P2
Wa Wms 1
.
P1 PVCC
fP
0.2 M j C sVCC
Dj
Sizing Equations 15
3 Noise Calculation
3.3.4.4 Regime III - Pvcc P2 P2 b :
0.0001 M 6j .6 F
Wa Wms
0.2 M j C sVCC
fP
Dj
0.0001
Mj
6.6 FL 2
Wa Wms
0.35C sVCC
fP
1/ 2
2
125
. Dj M j 1
3.3.4.6 Regime V - P2 ce P2 0 :
2 K 1
K
M j
22
K 1
0.0001
Mj
1/ 2
6.6 FL 2
2
Wa Wms
0.35C sVCC
fP
1/ 2
2
125
. Dj M j 1
3.3.5
Calculate Lpi: :
Calculate TLfo :
11
. 10 7 D23
Pa
TLfo 10 log
2
1 D2 / 2 wall ( P2 101325)
3.3.7
3.3.8
3.3.9
Calculate fo :
fo = 5000/(12.5664D2)
Three cases are possible when calculating TLfp:
3.3.8.1 fpfo
TLfp = 20log(fo/fp)
3.3.8.2 fo<fp4fo
TLfp = 13log(fp/fo)
3.3.8.3 fp>4fo
16 Sizing Equations
Calculate Lg :
L g 16 log
5
1.3 10 P1 CV FL
1
D2 2 P2
3.3.11
RO2 RO P2 / P1
8314 K T1
M
4 W
MN 2
2
3.1416 C s 2 RO2 D2
Cs 2
MN 0
3.4.2
4 W
3.1416 C s 2 RO2 d 2
PVCC
2 K 1
P1
K 1
P2c = P1 - FL2(P1-Pvcc)
= Pvcc/P2c
K
P 1 K 1
P2b 1
K
P2ce = P1/(22)
3.4.3
Fd N o1/2
D j 0.0046 Fd CV FL
K 1
2 P1 K
M j
1
K 1 P2
1/2
Sizing Equations 17
3 Noise Calculation
3.4.4
Now 5 regimes are possible:
3.4.4.1 Regime I - P1 P2 P2 c
P
TVC T1 VC
P1
8314 K TVC
C sVC
U VC
K 1
0.5
K 1
2 K PVC K P1
RO
K 1 P1
W U VC
Wm
2
U
MN VC
C sVC
0.0001 MN 3.6
Wa Wm FL
f P 0.2 U VC / D j
2
TVCC
2 T1
K 1
8314 K TVCC
C sVCC
M
2
W C sVCC
Wms
2
3.4.4.3 Regime II - P2 c P2 Pvcc :
0.0001 M j6.6F
P P2
Wa Wms 1
.
P1 PVCC
fP
0.2 M j C sVCC
Dj
0.0001 M 6j .6 F
Wa Wms
0.2 M j C sVCC
fP
Dj
18 Sizing Equations
0.5
1/ 2
0.0001
Mj
6. 6 FL 2
2
Wa Wms
0.35 C sVCC
fP
1/ 2
2
125
. Dj M j 1
3.4.4.6 Regime V - P2 ce P2 0 :
2 K 1
M j
22 K 1
K 1
0.0001
Mj
1/ 2
6.6 FL 2
Wa Wms
0.35 C sVCC
fP
1/ 2
2
125
. Dj M j 1
3.4.5
Calculate Lpi: :
Calculate TLfr:
2
2
3 10 13 Cs 2 D2
Pa
TLfr 10 log
2
1 Cs 2 RO2 / 415 wall 101325
3.4.7
3.4.8
3.4.9
3.4.10
Calculate fr and fo :
fr = 5000/(3.1416D2)
fo = fr Cs2/1372
Three cases are possible when calculating TLfp:
3.4.8.1 fp<fo
TLfp = 13log(fp/fr)
3.4.8.3 fp>fr
TLfp = 20log(fp/fr)
Calculate transmission loss:
TL = TLfr - TLfp
Calculate Lg :
1
Lg 16 log
1 M 2
3.4.11
3.4.12
La La 0 10 log
D2 2
D2
Sizing Equations 19
4.1.2
D D0 1 p T T0
Fs 1 0.0074 S t
4.1.3
4.1.4
SRF 10 Wn / Wmax
DPn DP SRF / 10
4.1.5
4.1.6
12732
.
10 3 Wn
Re n
D
Calculate first estimate for - ratio.
4.1.6.1 For Venturi tubes:
Wn2
0
7
4
2
. 10 D DPn RO Wn
123
0.25
4.1.7
Wn2
0
8
4
2
4.6 10 D DPn RO Wn
Calculate Gas expansion factor (for Liquid and Water, Eps 1 ).
4.1.7.1 For square edge orifice with 2D & 8D pipe taps:
13
DP
P1 K 1
K Q K
Eps
K 1
where
4
1 0
2
4
1 0 Q K
K 1
1 Q K
1 Q
0.5
P1 DPn
P1
Eps 1 01926
.
0574
.
0 0.9675 0 4.24 0 3.62 0
2
( DP
/ P1 ) K 1
4.1.7.4 For square-edge orifices specified in ISO 5167 2003 (flange tappings, corner tappings, and
radius tappings):
20 Sizing Equations
( DP
/ P1 ) K 1
4.1.9
Calculate new
- ratio:
2847.05 W 1 4
n
0
2
D Eps Fs C DPn RO
4.1.10
4.1.11
4.1.12
0
0
0. 5
- ratio:
;0
d D
4.1.12.2
4.1.12.2.1
4.1.12.2.2
Segmental orifices.
Calculate Segmental radius:
RS 0 0.49 D0
arccos 1 2 HS 2 1 2 HS HS HS
D
D D D
0.5
For further calculation of Segmental orifices, HS and HS0 are analogous to d and d0 respectively.
4.1.13
d0
4.1.13.2
1 pe
d0 d
4.1.14
d
T T0
1 0.55 Dbh d
1 pe T T0
For Quarter of Circle (Quadrant Edge) orifice, calculate Radius of upstream profile:
0.07571 0.06253
Rq d
0.68286
Sizing Equations 21
4.2.2
D D0 1 p T T0
Fs 1 0.0074 S t
4.2.3
d d 0 1 pe T T0
d d 0 1 0.55 Dbh d 0 1 pe T T0
2
Calculate - ratio.
4.2.4.1 For all Flow Meters except Segmental orifices:
4.2.4
d
D
RS 0 0.49 D0
4.2.5
arccos 1 2 HS 2 1 2 HS HS HS
D
D D D
0.5
Note: HS is calculated with the help of HS0 in accordance with paragraph 4.2.3.2.
Calculate Gas expansion factor (for Liquid and Water, Eps 1 ).
4.2.5.1 For square edge orifice with 2D & 8D pipe taps:
K
K
Eps
K 1
where Q
1 4
2
4
1 Q K
K 1
K
1
1 Q
0.5
P1 DP
P1
Eps 1 01926
.
0.574 0.9675 2 4.24 3 3.62 4 ( DP / P1 ) K 1
4.2.5.4 For square-edge orifices specified in ISO 5167 2003 (flange tappings, corner tappings, and
radius tappings):
22 Sizing Equations
DP RO
1 4
W0 2.107 10 4 Eps d 2
4.2.7
Re
4.2.8
4.2.9
12732
.
10 3 W0
D
W 35124
.
10 4 C Fs Eps d 2
DP RO
1 4
4.2.10 For Quarter of Circle (Quadrant Edge) orifices, Lo-loss tube, Venturi tubes, and Segmental orifices, go to
the paragraph 4.2.13.
4.2.11
W
4.2.12
4.2.13
W 0 W
W0
;W 0 W
0.07571 0.06253
Rq d
0.68286
4.3.2
D D0 1 p T T0
Calculate Correction factor for Steam quality (For Liquid, Water, and
Gas, Fs=1):
Fs 1 0.0074 S t
4.3.3
d d 0 1 pe T T0
d d 0 1 0.55 Dbh d 0 1 pe T T0
2
Sizing Equations 23
Re
4.3.5
12732
.
10 3 W
Calculate - ratio.
4.3.5.1 For all Flow Meters except Segmental orifices:
d
D
RS 0 0.49 D0
4.3.5.2.2 Calculate - ratio:
arccos 1 2 HS 2 1 2 HS
D
D
HS HS 2
D D
0.5
Note: HS is calculated with the help of HS0 in accordance with paragraph 4.3.3.2.
4.3.6
Calculate Discharge coefficient. See 9 Appendix.
4.3.7
First estimate for Differential range:
DP0 P1
4.3.8
K Q K
Eps
K 1
where Q
1 4
2
4
1 Q K
K 1
1 Q K
1 Q
0.5
P1 DP
P1
Eps 1 01926
.
0.574 0.9675 2 4.24 3 3.62 4 ( DP / P1 ) K 1
4.3.8.4 For square-edge orifices specified in ISO 5167 2003 (flange tappings, corner tappings, and
radius tappings):
W 1 4
RO 1
DP
2
4
3.5124 10 C Eps D Fs
24 Sizing Equations
DP
4.3.12
4.3.13
DP 0 DP
DP 0
; DP 0 DP
Paragraphs 4.3.8 - 4.3.11 are repeated until the relative change in the differential range is less
than 0.0001.
For Quarter of Circle (Quadrant Edge) orifice, calculate Radius of upstream profile:
0.07571 0.06253
Rq d
0.68286
Sizing Equations 25
5.1.2
Calculate Correction factor for Steam quality (For Liquid, Water, and Steam, Fs=1):
5.1.3
5.1.4
D D0 1 p T T0
Fs 1 0.0074 S t
SRF 10 Wn / Wmax
5.1.5
Re n
5.1.6
1.2732 103 Wn
D
Pv
- ratio.
Wn2
0
7
4
2
. 10 D DPn RO Wn
123
0.25
Wn2
0
8
4
2
4.6 10 D DPn RO Wn
26 Sizing Equations
0.25
Fttp
k 1 / k 1
k 2
4
1
0
2 k 1
DPrat
P1 DPloss
Fttp P1
k / k 1
2
A
k 1
A DPrat
If
5.1.7
DP P1 Pv
A2
- ratio
Wn2
0
7
4
2
. 10 D DPn RO Wn
123
0.25
Wn2
0
8
4
2
4.6 10 D DPn RO Wn
A3
A4
A5
A6
0.25
Eps = 1.
Calculate Discharge coefficient. See 9 Appendix.
Calculate new - ratio:
2847.05 W 1 4
n
0
2
D Eps Fs C DPn RO
0. 5
A7
Paragraphs A4 A6 are repeated until the relative change in the - ratio is less than 0.0001.
Case B. Gas / Steam Critical flow
B1
Calculate Gas expansion factor
k
Eps
Z
B2
k 1
k 1 / k 1
1/ 2
Sizing Equations 27
k 2
am aa
2 k 1
k 1 / k 1
cm aa D 4
d2
1 1 4 am cm
2 am
d2
B4
B5
d D
Re n
1.2732 10 3 Wn
d
B6
Calculate Discharge coefficient. See 9 Appendix.
B7
Calculate new - ratio in accordance with equations in paragraph B3.
Case C. Sub-Critical flow
C1
First estimate for DPn:
DPn0 DPloss
C2
- ratio
Wn2
0
7
4
2
1.23 10 D DPn0 RO Wn
0.25
Wn2
0
8
4
2
4.6 10 D DPn0 RO Wn
C3
0.25
K Q K
Eps
K 1
where
4
1 0
2
4
1 0 Q K
K 1
1 Q K
1 Q
( DP
28 Sizing Equations
0.5
P1 DPn
P1
/ P1 ) K 1
Calculate new
- ratio:
2847.05 W 1 4
n
0
2
D Eps Fs C DPn RO
C6
0. 5
Calculate new DP
For Classical Venturi Tube:
DP
DPloss
0.218 0.42 0.38 2
DP
DPloss
1 0.014 2.06 2 1.18 3
For Nozzles:
DP
C7
DPloss 1 4 C 2
4 0.5
C 2
W
DPn DP n
Wmax
C8
0.5
DPn
DPn0 DPn
; DPn0 DPn ; 0
DPn0
Paragraphs C3 C8 are repeated until the relative change in the DPn is less
than 0.0001
Calculate Orifice diameter at flow temperature:
C9
5.1.8
5.1.9
d D
d0
1 pe
d0 d
d
T T0
1 0.55 Dbh d
1 pe T T0
Sizing Equations 29
5.2.2
Calculate Correction factor for Steam quality (For Liquid, Water, and Steam, Fs=1):
5.2.3
D D0 1 p T T0
Fs 1 0.0074 S t
d d 0 1 pe T T0
d d 0 1 0.55 Dbh d 0 1 pe T T0
5.2.4
Calculate - ratio:
5.2.5
d
D
P2 P1 DPloss
5.2.5.1.2 Identify Critical flow:
P2 Pv
If
then the flow is critical. If not, the flow is Sub-Critical
5.2.5.1.3 Calculate Differential Pressure to be used in Flow Rate calculation.
For Critical flow:
DP P1 Pv
For Sub-Critical flow:
Classical Venturi Tube:
DPloss
0.218 0.42 0.38 2
DPloss
DP
1 0.014 2.06 2 1.18 3
DP
Nozzles:
Orifice Plates:
DP
DPloss 1 4 C 2
0.5
4 0.5
C 2
W0 2.107 10 4 d 2
30 Sizing Equations
DP RO
1 4
Fttp
DPrat
k 1 / k 1
k 2
1
4
2 k 1
P1 DPloss
Fttp P1
k / k 1
2
A
k 1
A DPrat
If
k 2 k 1 / k 1
Eps
Z k 1
1/ 2
First estimate for Flow Rate (W0 [lb/h], T[R], D[in], P1[psi-a]):
W0 2195.591 d
28.9625 T
0.5
P1 Eps Fttp
DP
DPloss
0.218 0.42 0.38 2
For Nozzles:
DP
DPloss
1 0.014 2.06 2 1.18 3
DP
DPloss 1 4
4 0.5
0.5
C 2
C 2
K Q K
Eps
K 1
where Q
1 4
4
1 Q K
P1 DP
P1
1 Q KK1
1 Q
0.5
Sizing Equations 31
W0 2.107 10 4 d 2
5.2.6
DP RO
1 4
Re
1.2732 103 W0
d
For Liquid / Water and Gas / Steam Sub-Critical flow (Pipe Reynolds number):
1.2732 10 3 W0
Re
D
5.2.7
5.2.8
DP
DPloss 1 4 C 2
0.5
4 0.5
C 2
5.2.9
W 2195.591 C d 2
28.9625 T
0.5
P1 Eps Fttp
W 35124
.
10 4 C Fs Eps d 2
DP RO
1 4
W 0 W
W0
;W 0 W
5.2.11 Paragraphs 5.2.6 5.2.10 are repeated until the relative change in the Flow rate is less
than 0.0001.
32 Sizing Equations
5.3.2
Calculate Correction factor for Steam quality (For Liquid, Water, and Steam, Fs=1):
5.3.3
D D0 1 p T T0
Fs 1 0.0074 S t
d d 0 1 pe T T0
d d 0 1 0.55 Dbh d 0 1 pe T T0
5.3.4
Re
5.3.5
12732
.
10 3 W
Calculate - ratio.
5.3.6
5.3.7
d
D
DP P1 Pv
Wcr 3.5124 10 4 C Fs Eps d 2
DP RO
1 4
k 2 k 1 / k 1
Eps
Z k 1
1/ 2
Wcr 2195.591 C d
28.9625 T
2
5.3.8
0.5
P1 Eps Fttp
DPloss P1 Pv
Case B. Wrong data: W=>1.001*Wcr.
Flow rate cannot be achieved. User has to check his data.
Case C. Sub-Critical flow: W<=0.999*Wcr
C1
First estimate for Differential range:
DP0 P1 Pv
C2
C3
Eps 1 ).
Sizing Equations 33
K Q K
Eps
K 1
where Q
1 4
2
4
1 Q K
P1 DP0
P1
K 1
1 Q K
1 Q
0.5
C4
W 1 4
RO 1
DP
2
4
3.5124 10 C Eps D Fs
C5
DP
C6
C7
DP 0 DP
DP 0
; DP 0 DP
DPloss
34 Sizing Equations
DP 1 4 C 2
0.5
4 0.5
C2
Pb Pb1 Pb 2 Pb3
6.1.1.2 Effective coefficient of discharge: Kd 0.65 (if K d is not entered by user).
6.1.1.3 Determine Correction factor for back pressure.
6.1.1.3.1 For Conventional and Pilot operated valves,
Kw 1 .
6.1.1.3.2 For Bellows valve:
Case Pb / Ps 016
. :
Kw 1
Case 016
. Pb / Ps 0.5 :
Case Pb / Ps 0.5 :
6.1.1.4 Calculate Upstream relieving pressure:
*Pup [psi-g]
Kw 1152
.
0.95 Pb / Ps
Kw 0.677
A0
38 K d KW
Gf
pup pb
Re
2800 W G f
A0
Y ln Re / ln10
Case Re 35 :
Case 35 Re 100 :
Kv 0.3
Kv 0.62838 Y 0.6611
Case:
Case Re 50000 :
6.1.1.8 Calculate Required effective discharge area.
6.1.1.8.1 With Rupture disk:
A A0 / Kv K cc
A A0 / Kv
6.1.2
Pb Pb1 Pb 2 Pb3
Sizing Equations 35
Case Pb / Ps 0.5 :
6.1.2.4 Calculate correction factor for overpressure:
Kw 1152
.
0.95 Pb / Ps
Kw 0.677
Y Pover / 10
Case
K p 0.2 Y 2 0.8 Y
Y 1:
1 Y 2.5 :
Case 2.5 Y 5 :
Case Y 5 :
Case
A0
Gf
W
38 Kd KW K p 125
. ps pb
Re
2800 W G f
A0
Y ln Re / ln10
Case Re 35 :
Kv 0.3
Case 35 Re 100 :
Kv 0.62838 Y 0.6611
Case 100 Re 50000 :
Kv 0.023362 Y 4 0.35578 Y 3 2.037 Y 2 5.2507 Y 4.2228
Case Re 50000 :
Kv 1.
6.1.2.8 Calculate Required effective discharge area.
6.1.2.8.1 With Rupture disk:
A A0 / Kv Kcc
A A0 / Kv
36 Sizing Equations
Pb Pb1 Pb 2 Pb3
6.2.3
2
Pcf Pup
K 1
K / K 1
6.2.4
6.2.5
The condition
Case 101
. K 2:
2 K 1
Cr 520 K
K 1
Cr 400
Case K 2 :
A2
Calculate Capacity correction factor due to back
pressure (if Kb is not entered by user).
A2.1
For Conventional and Pilot operated valves, Kb 1 .
A2.2
For Bellows valve:
A2.2.1 Y Pb / Ps
Y 0.315 :
Case Y 0.315 :
A2.2.3 Case Y 0.325 :
Case Y 0.325 :
A2.2.4 Case Pover 20 :
Case 10 Pover 20 :
Case Pover 10 :
A2.2.2 Case
A3
A0
Case B ( Pb
B1
Kb10 153
. 168
. Y
Kb10 1.
Kb20 114
. 0.43 Y
Kb20 1.
Kb Kb 20
Kb Kb10 01
. Pover 10 Kb20 Kb10
Kb Kb10
W
TZ
Cr K d Pup Kb
M
Cr 317
K 1
Case 101
. K 2:
B2
2 K 1
Cr 520 K
K 1
Cr 400
Case K 2 :
If Capacity correction factor due to back pressure is
not entered by user, Kb 1 .
Sizing Equations 37
A0
Case C ( Pb
C1
C1.1
R Pb / Pup
C1.2
K 2/ K
F2
R
K 1
C2
1 R K 1 / K
1 R
A0
6.2.6
W
TZ
Cr K d Pup Kb
M
735 F2 K d
TZ
M Pup Pup Pb
A A0 / K cc
6.3.2
6.3.3
Case
K n 01916
.
Pup 1000 / 0.2292 Pup 1061
Case
Pup 3215 :
Kn 1
Y1 T 27316
. 18
. 32 / 1000
6.3.3.2 Y 2 Pup / 1000
6.3.3.1
6.3.3.3
0.838 Y1 0164
.
Y 2 2 0.025Y 2 1276
.
Effective coefficient of discharge: Kd 0.975 .
Estimate Required effective discharge area:
*W [lb/h]
A0
6.3.6
W
515
. Pup Kd K n K sh
A A0 / K cc
38 Sizing Equations
6.4.2
2 K 1
Cr 520 K
K 1
Cr 400
Case 101
. K 2:
6.4.3
6.4.4
6.4.5
Case K 2 :
If Heat absorption factor is entered, go to paragraph 6.4.8.
If Normal pressure is not entered or Normal temperature is not entered, a message appears: Please enter
Heat absorption factor or Normal pressure and Normal temperature.
Calculate Gas temperature at relieving conditions:
*Pa [psi-a], T [R]
T1 T
Pup
P
6.4.6
6.4.7
F1 01406
.
6.4.8
Tw T11.25
Cr K d T10.6506
A0
F1 A1
Pup
6.4.9
6.4.10
W 01406
.
A1
6.4.11
M P
up
Tw T11.25
T11.1506
A A0 / K cc
Sizing Equations 39
W 21000
6.5.2
F A1
0.82
HV
6.5.3
Pb Pb1 Pb 2 Pb3
6.5.4
2
Pcf Pup
K 1
K / K 1
6.5.5
6.5.6
The condition
Case 101
. K 2:
2 K 1
Cr 520 K
K 1
Cr 400
Case K 2 :
Calculate Capacity correction factor due to back
pressure (if Kb is not entered by user).
A2.1
For Conventional and Pilot operated valves, Kb 1 .
A2.2
For Bellows valve:
A2.2.1 Y Pb / Ps
A2
Y 0.315 :
Case Y 0.315 :
A2.2.3 Case Y 0.325 :
Case Y 0.325 :
A2.2.4 Case Pover 20 :
Case 10 Pover 20 :
Case Pover 10 :
A2.2.2 Case
A3
A0
Case B ( Pb
Kb10 153
. 168
. Y
Kb10 1.
Kb20 114
. 0.43 Y
Kb20 1.
Kb Kb 20
Kb Kb10 01
. Pover 10 Kb20 Kb10
Kb Kb10
W
TZ
Cr K d Pup Kb
M
B1
40 Sizing Equations
Calculate Cr:
Case K 101
. :
Cr 317
Case 101
. K 2:
Case K 2 :
If Capacity correction factor due to back pressure is
not entered by user, Kb 1 .
B2
B3
A0
Case C ( Pb
C1.1
R Pb / Pup
C1.2
K 2/ K
F2
R
K 1
1 R K 1 / K
1 R
A0
6.5.7
W
TZ
Cr K d Pup Kb
M
C1
C2
2 K 1
Cr 520 K
K 1
Cr 400
735 F2 K d
TZ
M Pup Pup Pb
A A0 / K cc
Sizing Equations 41
7 Thermowell Calculation
7 Thermowell Calculation
7.1 ASME PTC 1974
7.1.1
7.1.2
Kf
If Dt =1/4
then
If Dt =3/8
then
If Dt =9/16
then
If Dt =11/16
then
If Dt =7/8
then
Constant:
Kf
Kf
Kf
Kf
Kf
=2.075
=2.445
=3.02
=3.40
=3.965
L1 ( R K f E B R f ) /( 2.64 ROmaterial V )
7.1.4
Define
Kf
Constant:
Case L 3.5
If Dt =1/4
then
If Dt =3/8
then
If Dt =9/16
then
If Dt =11/16
then
If Dt =7/8
then
Case 3.5<L 6
If Dt =1/4
then
If Dt =3/8
then
If Dt =9/16
then
If Dt =11/16
then
If Dt =7/8
then
Case 6<L 9
If Dt =1/4
then
If Dt =3/8
then
42 Sizing Equations
Kf
Kf
Kf
Kf
Kf
=2.06
Kf
Kf
Kf
Kf
Kf
=2.07
=2.42
=2.97
=3.32
=3.84
=2.45
=3.01
=3.39
=3.96
K f =2.08
K f =2.46
then
If Dt =11/16
then
If Dt =7/8
then
then
If Dt =3/8
then
If Dt =9/16
then
If Dt =11/16
then
If Dt =7/8
then
Case 13.25<L 20
If Dt =1/4
then
If Dt =3/8
then
If Dt =9/16
then
If Dt =11/16
then
If Dt =7/8
Case 20<L
If Dt =1/4
then
If Dt =3/8
then
If Dt =9/16
then
If Dt =11/16
then
If Dt =7/8
then
then
K f =3.05
K f =3.44
K f =4.03
Kf
Kf
Kf
Kf
Kf
=2.09
Kf
Kf
Kf
Kf
Kf
=2.09
Kf
Kf
Kf
Kf
Kf
=2.09
=2.47
=3.06
=3.46
=4.06
=2.47
=3.07
=3.47
=4.08
=2.47
=3.07
=3.48
=4.09
7.1.5
7.1.6
Kf
K f value
* ROmaterial[lb/in3]
fn
7.1.7
2
1
K f E Rf
ROmaterial
fW 2.64
V
B
Sizing Equations 43
7 Thermowell Calculation
7.1.8
FM
7.1.9
7.1.10
fw
fn
R2
2
1 R 2
fw
1
f
n
Define
K1 , K 2 , K 3 constants
If Dt =1/4
then
If Dt =3/8
then
If Dt =9/16
then
If Dt =11/16
then
If Dt =7/8
then
{ K1 =0.412;
K 2 =37.5;
{ K1 =0.334; K 2 =42.3;
{ K1 =0.223; K 2 =46.8;
{ K1 =0.202; K 2 =48.7;
{ K1 =0.155; K 2 =50.1;
K 3 =0.116}
K 3 =0.205}
K 3 =0.389}
K 3 =0.548}
K 3 =0.864}
P max K1 S
7.1.11
L2
K2
44 Sizing Equations
S K 3 P
ROfluid 1 FM
1 0.9
Ad
L
H c 1 0.61
7.2.2
Ad / L
[1 1.5 (b / Ad )]2
Re U B RO /
7.2.3
N s 0.22 (1 22 / Re)
N s 0.22
Tapered thermowell:
Da ( Ad B) / 2
7.2.4.1.2
Other thermowells:
Da Ad
I 3.1416 ( Da d b ) / 64
4
m 3.1416 ROm ( Da d b ) / 4
2
1.867 2
E I 0.5 1
fa
(
) 2
2 3.1416
m
L
7.2.4.3 Calculate correction factor Hf
7.2.4.3.1 Tapered and straight thermowell:
Sizing Equations 45
7 Thermowell Calculation
Hf
0.99 [1 (1 B / Ad ) (1 B / Ad ) 2 ]
1 1.1 ( Da / L) 3[10.8( db / Da )]
y1 [c1 ( Ad / B) c2 ] ( Ls / L) [c3 ( Ad / B) c4 ]
y2 [c5 ( Ad / B) c6 ] ( Ls / L) [c7 ( Ad / B) c8 ]
Bet [c9 ( Ad / B) c10 ]
H f ( y1
Bet
y2
Bet
) 1/ Bet
H f 1
Case B: Other values of B: H f
H af 1
RO
2 ROm
H as 1
ROs
1
[
]
2 ROm ( Da / d b ) 2 1
f n 0 f a H f H af H as
7.2.4.7 Calculate natural frequency of the mounted thermowell
f n f n0 H c
7.2.5
f s N s U / B
46 Sizing Equations
Gsp
16 L2 (1 2 B / Ad )
2
3 3.1416 Ad [1 (d b / Ad ) 4 ]
Gsp
16 L2 [ B / Ad (1 B / Ad ) (1 Ls / L) 2 ]
2
3.1416 Ad [1 (d b / Ad ) 4 ]
16 Ls
3.1416 B 2 [1 (d b / B) 4 ]
2
Grd
K t 2.3
7.2.7.3.2 Other connections
Case A: b is unknown or Ad/b > 33:
K t 2.2
Case B: b is known and Ad/b 33:
K t 1.1 0.033 Ad / b
7.2.7.4 Stress concentration factor at support plane (for stepped thermowell only)
Case A: bs is unknown or B/bs > 33:
K t1 2.2
Sizing Equations 47
7 Thermowell Calculation
Case B: bs is known and B/bs 33:
K t1 1.1 0.033 B / bs
7.2.7.5 Temperature de-rating factor:
Ft E / Eref
7.2.8
FrL 0.8 f n
7.2.8.2 General case: other values of Nsc and Re
FrL 0.4 f n
7.2.9
f s FrL
Go to 7.2.10
7.2.9.1.2 The thermowell is in non-compliance with the Frequency Limit requirement if
f s FrL and
Go to 7.2.10
7.2.9.2 Evaluate compliance with Cyclic Stress Limit for General case
7.2.9.2.1 Calculate velocity for in-line resonance
7.2.9.2.1.1
VR
7.2.9.2.1.2
Re < 1,300
B fn
22
22
(1
)
2 Ns
B RO U
B RO
1,300 Re < 500,000
VR
48 Sizing Equations
B fn
B fn
aR
[1
Log10 (
)]
2 Ns
Ns
2 N s U
VR
Re 500,000
B fn
2 Ns
Fm 1/( 2 )
Pd 0.05 RO VR 2
Sd Gsp Fm Pd
7.2.9.2.3 Calculate combined drag and lift stresses
S max K t Sd
7.2.9.2.4 Calculate fatigue stress limit
Limit Ft Fe S f
7.2.9.2.5 Compliance with cyclic stress limit
7.2.9.2.5.1
7.2.9.2.5.1.1
Not complied with the cyclic stress limit and frequency limit if
S max Limit
Go to 7.2.10
7.2.9.2.5.1.2
S max Limit
0.8 f n
Go to 7.2.9.3
7.2.9.2.5.2
Stepped thermowell
7.2.9.2.5.2.1
Not complied with the cyclic stress limit and frequency limit if
S max Limit
Go to 7.2.10
S max Limit
7.2.9.2.5.2.2
Case
7.2.9.2.5.2.2.1
Calculate:
Sd1 Grd Fm Pd
S max 1 K t1 Sd1
Sizing Equations 49
7 Thermowell Calculation
7.2.9.2.5.2.2.2
Not complied with the cyclic stress limit and frequency limit if
S max 1 Limit
Go to 7.2.10
7.2.9.2.5.2.2.3
S max 1 Limit
0.8 f n
Go to 7.2.9.3
7.2.9.3 Re-evaluate compliance with the frequency limit requirement if cyclic stress is acceptable
7.2.9.3.1 The thermowell is in compliance with the Frequency Limit requirement, if
f s FrL1
7.2.9.3.2 The thermowell is in non-compliance with the Frequency Limit requirement if
f s FrL1
7.2.10
Sr P
St P
Sa
1 (d b / Ad ) 2
1 (d b / Ad ) 2
P
1 (d b / Ad ) 2
PD 0.7 RO U 2
7.2.10.3 Calculate steady-state stress due to the drag force:
Sd Gsp PD
7.2.10.4 Calculate maximum stress
S max Sd Sa
7.2.10.5 Calculate left-hand side of the Von Mises criteria:
LHS
RHS 1.5 S
50 Sizing Equations
7.2.10.7.1.1
LHS RHS
7.2.10.7.1.2
LHS RHS
7.2.10.7.2
Stepped thermowell
7.2.10.7.2.1
LHS RHS
Go to 7.2.11
7.2.10.7.2.2
Case
7.2.10.7.2.2.1
LHS RHS
Calculate:
St1 P
Sa1
1 (d b / B) 2
1 (d b / B) 2
P
1 (d b / B) 2
Sd1 Grd PD
S max 1 Sd1 Sa1
LHS1
7.2.10.7.2.2.2
LHS1 RHS
7.2.10.7.2.2.3
LHS1 RHS
Sizing Equations 51
7 Thermowell Calculation
7.2.11
r fs / fn
Fm1
1
1 r 2
r1 2 f s / f n
Fm 2
1
1 r12
PD1 0.05 RO U 2
P1 0.5 RO U 2
Sd Gsp Fm2 PD1
S1 Gsp Fm1 P1
7.2.11.3 Calculate combined drag and lift stresses:
S max K t Sd 2 S12
7.2.11.4 Calculate fatigue stress limit:
Limit Ft Fe S f
7.2.11.5 Compliance
7.2.11.5.1
7.2.11.5.1
S max Limit
7.2.11.5.2
S max Limit
7.2.11.5.2
Stepped thermowell
7.2.11.5.1
S max Limit
Go to 7.2.12
52 Sizing Equations
Case
7.2.11.5.2.1
S max Limit
Calculate:
S max 1 Limit
7.2.11.5.2.3
S max 1 Limit
7.2.12
Pc 0.66 S [
2.167
0.0833]
2 B /( B d b )
Pt
S
t
( )2
0.13 d b
Pr ating P
7.2.12.4.2
Pr ating P
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8 Standards
8 Standards
8.1 Control Valve Sizing
ISA S75.01 (1995)
IEC 60534-2-1 (1998)
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Preface8 Standards
8.3.8 Segmental Orifice
Flange Tappings
Miller
Vena Contracta Tappings
Miller
Note: *
ISO 5167-1 (1991), ISO 5167-1 (1998), or ISO 5167 (2003)
**
Flow Measurement Engineering Handbook by R.W. Miller, 3rd edition
(1996)
***
ANSI/API 2530 (1991) [AGA Report 3]
****
British standard 1042. Section 1.2 (1989)
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9 Appendix
9 Appendix
Formulae for Discharge Coefficient
Notation
B
- ratio
C
Discharge Coefficient
D
Internal Pipe Diameter, mm
Di
Internal Pipe Diameter, inch
Re
Pipe Reynolds Number at Normal Flow Rate
Rd
Bore Reynolds Number at Normal Flow Rate
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Else
9.1.4
9.1.5
9.1.6
9.1.7
9.1.8
C = 0.5961+0.0261*B^2-0.216B^8+0.000521*(10^6*B/Re)^0.7+(0.0188+0.0063*(19000*B/
Re)^0.8)*B^3.5*(10^6/Re)^0.3+(0.043+0.080*exp(-10*1)-0.123*exp(-7*1))*(10.11*(19000*B/Re)^0.8))*(B^4/(1-B^4))-0.031*(2*0.47/(1-B)-0.8*(2*0.47/(1-B))^1.1)*B^1.3
C = 0.734
C = 0.730
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9 Appendix
9.6 Nozzle
9.6.1
9.6.2
9.6.3
9.6.4
9.7.2
9.7.3
9.7.4
9.8.2
Flange Tappings
If D 100
C = 0.5866+0.3917*B^2.1+0.7586^B^8-0.2273*B^4/(1-B^4)-0.3343*B^3
Else
C = 0.6037+0.1598*B^2.1-0.2918^B^8+0.0244*B^4/(1-B^4)-0.0790*B^3
Vena Contracta Tappings
If D 100
C = 0.5925+0.3380*B^2.1+0.4016^B^8-0.1046*B^4/(1-B^4)-0.3212*B^3
Else
C = 0.5922+0.3932*B^2.1+0.3412^B^8-0.0569*B^4/(1-B^4)-0.4628*B^3
Critical Flow
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Preface9 Appendix
9.9.1.1
9.9.1.2
9.9.1.3
9.9.1.4
9.9.1.5
9.9.1.6
C = 0.984
C = 0.9558-0.196*B^4.5
C = 0.9558-0.196*B^4.5
C = 0.9975-6.53*(B^0.5)*(1/Re)^0.5
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