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AKapoor
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I am currently doing my final year project and have a few queries. I would be really grateful if someone could answer the following questions for me as soon as possible.
• The requirement is to drop the pressure from 140-150 bars at the inlet of a pipe to 2 bars at the outlet of the pipe.
• The pressure of 2 bars is to be maintained at the outlet of pipe.
• The pipe length is 1-2 metres long.
• Pipe is made of copper or a copper alloy.
• The pressurized gas used is Nitrogen.
• The pipe diameter is not fixed yet and can be varied (but is to be kept as small as possible).
Please answer the following questions for me:
• Can the pressure drop be achieved using only bends in the pipe?
• Would using a pressure reducing valve be a better option?
• Or should both of the above options be considered?
• For any option chosen please let me know the calculations involved. The unknown variables can be assumed over a standard range.
Thanking you,
Anshuman
• The requirement is to drop the pressure from 140-150 bars at the inlet of a pipe to 2 bars at the outlet of the pipe.
• The pressure of 2 bars is to be maintained at the outlet of pipe.
• The pipe length is 1-2 metres long.
• Pipe is made of copper or a copper alloy.
• The pressurized gas used is Nitrogen.
• The pipe diameter is not fixed yet and can be varied (but is to be kept as small as possible).
Please answer the following questions for me:
• Can the pressure drop be achieved using only bends in the pipe?
• Would using a pressure reducing valve be a better option?
• Or should both of the above options be considered?
• For any option chosen please let me know the calculations involved. The unknown variables can be assumed over a standard range.
Thanking you,
Anshuman