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How To Calculate Metering Regulating Station Inlet and Outlet Pipe Diameter

This document provides instructions on how to calculate the inlet and outlet pipe diameters for a metering regulating station (MR/S) using the Weymouth formula. It explains that the formula can be filled out manually or downloaded from the website. It lists the variables needed for the formula - pipe diameter, gas flow rate, gas velocity, and pressure. It specifies the maximum allowable velocities and notes that the most critical calculation is at minimum inlet and outlet pressures.

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How To Calculate Metering Regulating Station Inlet and Outlet Pipe Diameter

This document provides instructions on how to calculate the inlet and outlet pipe diameters for a metering regulating station (MR/S) using the Weymouth formula. It explains that the formula can be filled out manually or downloaded from the website. It lists the variables needed for the formula - pipe diameter, gas flow rate, gas velocity, and pressure. It specifies the maximum allowable velocities and notes that the most critical calculation is at minimum inlet and outlet pressures.

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How to calculate Metering Regulating Station Inlet and

Outlet Pipe Diameter?


Monday, 11 August 2008 04:22 administrator

How to calculate Metering Regulating Station (MR/S) I nlet and Outlet Pipe Diameter?
Calculation of Pipe Diameter Inlet and Outlet a Metering Regulating Station (MR/S) based on "
WEYMOUTH Formula", you can fill this formula by yourself or if you are need ready made,
you can download at other side page on this website.



Where :


D = Pipe Diameter (mm)
Q = Gas Flow Rate (Sm3/h)
V = Gas Velocity (m/sec)

Maximum Allowable velocity for unfiltered gas, such as inlet filter is 20 m/sec
Maximum Allowable velocity for filtered gas, such as outlet filter is 40 m/sec

P = Pressure (Bar gauge)

The most critical calculation where the pressure at minimum condition. Based on MR/S model
number, critical condition will occurs at Minimum Inlet and Minimum Outlet

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