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Line Sizing

This document discusses key parameters for liquid lines, gas lines, and gas-liquid lines in pipelines. For liquid lines, it covers velocity, pressure drop, friction factor, and pump piping. For gas lines, it discusses pressure drop models including Weymouth, Panhandle and Spitzglass equations, as well as velocity and compressor piping considerations. For gas-liquid lines, it addresses velocity, pressure drop, and minimum velocity requirements.

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100% found this document useful (2 votes)
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Line Sizing

This document discusses key parameters for liquid lines, gas lines, and gas-liquid lines in pipelines. For liquid lines, it covers velocity, pressure drop, friction factor, and pump piping. For gas lines, it discusses pressure drop models including Weymouth, Panhandle and Spitzglass equations, as well as velocity and compressor piping considerations. For gas-liquid lines, it addresses velocity, pressure drop, and minimum velocity requirements.

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Liquid Line Gas Line Gas-Liquid Line

LIQUID LINE
Single Phase
Velocity Pressure drop Friction factor

Pump Piping

LIQUID LINE
Velocity
Velocity : 3 15 ft/s

Minimum velocity (3 ft/s) to minimize deposition of sand and other solids.

LIQUID LINE
Velocity

LIQUID LINE
Pressure Drop

LIQUID LINE
Pressure Drop

LIQUID LINE
Friction Factor

LIQUID LINE
Pump Piping

GAS LINE
Single Phase
Pressure drop Velocity Friction factor

Compressor Piping

GAS LINE
Pressure Drop
General equation

GAS LINE
Pressure Drop
Empirical Equation
Weymouth

Panhandle
Spitzglass

GAS LINE
Pressure Drop
Weymouth

- For short length pipe. - Suitable for piping within plant.


Panhandle

- For large diameter ( > 10) long pipeline.


Spitzglass

- For near atmospheric pressure lines (in H2O).

GAS LINE
Velocity

Compressor Piping

Should be sized to minimize pulsation, vibration, and noise. Require engineering study for each specific application.

GAS-LIQUID LINE
Multi Phase
Velocity
Pressure drop

GAS-LIQUID LINE
Velocity
Erosional Velocity

Minimum Velocity
10 ft/s to minimize slugging of separation equipment.

GAS-LIQUID LINE
Velocity

GAS-LIQUID LINE
Pressure Drop

Source:
API RP 14E: Recommended Practice for Design and

Installation of Offshore Production Platform Piping System, 1991 (Reaffirmed 2007)

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