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Calculation of LNG pipeline diameter

2019-07-04View Original

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I would like to ask the experienced colleagues how to calculate the diameter of LNG process pipelines at different flow rates. It would be great if there is a relevant standard or a specific formula for this purpose. Thank you
Reply #22019-07-08
Calculate the diameter using 7 m/s.
Reply #32019-07-18
The pipe diameter is mainly calculated based on the flow velocity; the flow velocity for LNG process pipelines is generally set at 1.2 m/s.
Reply #42019-08-30
LNG has flow rates and pressure drops associated with its movement; for process pipelines, a flow rate of 7 meters per second is generally adopted, with a maximum pressure drop of 30 KPA corresponding to 100 meters. There are also requirements for the inlet and outlet flow velocities of the pump.

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