Discussion on the formula for calculating slug force

2020-12-26 View Original

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I have a question: in long-distance pipelines, slug flow can occur. The general formula for calculating this force is F=2ρΑn2, and this applies to 90-degree elbows. Which standard does this formula come from? Is there a scope of application for this formula? For pipelines after a grid tee, is it still necessary to calculate the slug force?

Reply #2 2020-12-28

This is a good question; actually, I don’t know much about it either, and I’d like to find out more

Reply #3 2020-12-29

Very good question; I hope experienced experts can provide an answer!

Reply #4 2021-02-20

This formula does not come from the standards; it is calculated based on the conservation of momentum.

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