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    This document outlines the inputs and outputs for calculating pressure drop in a cartridge filter. It lists input parameters like maximum flow, shell ID, operating pressure and temperature. It then lists the calculations and outputs for number of cartridges, flow rates, velocities, contraction/expansion ratios and pressure drops. The goal is to determine the total pressure drop across the filter cartridges.

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    Filter Calculation

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    This document outlines the inputs and outputs for calculating pressure drop in a cartridge filter. It lists input parameters like maximum flow, shell ID, operating pressure and temperature. It then lists the calculations and outputs for number of cartridges, flow rates, velocities, contraction/expansion ratios and pressure drops. The goal is to determine the total pressure drop across the filter cartridges.

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    This document outlines the inputs and outputs for calculating pressure drop in a cartridge filter. It lists input parameters like maximum flow, shell ID, operating pressure and temperature. It then lists the calculations and outputs for number of cartridges, flow rates, velocities, contraction/expansion ratios and pressure drops. The goal is to determine the total pressure drop across the filter cartridges.

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    Filter Calculation

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    Rashmi Ranjan
    This document outlines the inputs and outputs for calculating pressure drop in a cartridge filter. It lists input parameters like maximum flow, shell ID, operating pressure and temperature. It then lists the calculations and outputs for number of cartridges, flow rates, velocities, contraction/expansion ratios and pressure drops. The goal is to determine the total pressure drop across the filter cartridges.

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    PRESSURE DROP CALCULATION FOR CARTRIDGE FILTER

    Input Parameter

    maximum flow mmscmd


    scmh

    flow through one cartridge scmh from graph

    Shell ID mm
    Inlet pipe(ID) mm
    operating pressure kg/cm2
    operating temp o
    C
    density Kg/m3
    Delta pressure(cartridge) Kg/cm2

    Output Parameter

    number of cartridge nos.

    STANDARD FLOW RATE scmh

    operating temp K

    operating pressure atm

    Actual flow, Am M3/Hr


    M3/Sec

    Inlet pipe bore , A1 m2

    Shell C.S. Area, A2 m2

    velocity of gas at inlet, V1 m/sec

    velocity of gas in shell, V2 m/sec

    Contraction area ratio, R A1/A2

    constant, Ke

    constant, Kc

    Pressure drop due to sudden expansion, ΔPexp. Pa


    Kg/cm2

    Pressure drop due to sudden contraction, ΔPcon. Pa


    Kg/cm2
    Total pressure drop, ΔP Kg/cm2
    TER

    2.7
    112500

    17698.0292

    455.62
    188.92
    66
    50
    54.18
    0.0703

    112500

    323.15

    1975.1035507667
    0.5486398752

    0.0280172516

    0.1629578238

    19.582216078

    3.366759954

    0.171929466

    0.6857008092

    0.414035267

    7123.072158876
    0.0789948702

    2949.2030830413
    0.0327066622
    0.1820015324

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