Pipe Sizing In Process Plants (Video Lectures)

Pipe Sizing In Process Plants (Video Lectures)

22 lectures (1h 6m) | Video: MP4, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44100 Hz | 657.20 MB  

Download Link: https://bit.ly/3Vxjnlg (fikper.com)

What you'll learn?

Learn how to calculate the main parameters used for pipe sizing for liquid, gas and two phase flow

Know the common velocity criteria used for judging a pipe size for different fluid services

Know the common pressure drop criteria used for judging a pipe size for different fluid services

See how two phase flow regimes affect the pipe

See some examples of choosing the suitable pipe size and how the chosen criteria affects the pipe diameter

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Main Sizing Criteria

Section 2: Velocity Criteria

Lecture 3 Effect of velocity on a pipe

Lecture 4 Calculate velocity in a pipe

Lecture 5 Pipe sizing velocity criteria for liquids

Lecture 6 Velocity criteria for gases and two phase flow

Section 3: Sizing the pipe with respect to pressure drop

Lecture 7 Pressure Drop sizing approaches

Lecture 8 Calculate friction factor

Lecture 9 Calculating pressure drop for two phase flow

Lecture 10 Pressure drop criteria

Lecture 11 Hydraulic loops

Section 4: Two Phase Flow regimes

Lecture 12 Two phase flow regimes

Lecture 13 How to avoid or reduce slug flow?

Section 5: Pipe Characteristics

Lecture 14 Determine pipe internal diameter against pipe schedule

Lecture 15 015-Consider fittings and calculate pipe equivalent length

Section 6: Let's start pipe sizing

Lecture 16 Tools to calculate pipe sizing

Lecture 17 Pipe sizing examples introduction

Lecture 18 Example 1- Condensate at pump discharge

Lecture 19 Example 2- LPG at pump suction

Lecture 20 Example 3- Gas at compressor suction

Lecture 21 Example 4- Two phase flow example

Section 7: Bonus Section

Lecture 22 Bonus Lecture

What is the target audience?

Engineers who want to understand the main basis for pipe sizing,

Chemical Engineering Graduates or undergraduates

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