By James E. Gallagher
ISBN-10: 1933762004
ISBN-13: 9781933762005
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Molecular weight of gas (MWJ for normal composition. Ideal relative density (mid) for normal composition. Real relative density (RD) for normal composition. Energy content (HHV,) for normal composition. Base density (pd for normal composition. Mass flow rate-maximum, minimum, normal. Volumetric flow rate at base conditions-maximum, minimum, normal. Flowing pressure (Pf)-maximum, minimum, normal. Flowing temperature (7)-maximum, minimum, normal. Flowing density (pJ for all compositions, $ Tf. Absolute viscosity (p) for all compositions, $, Tf.
Heat is generated by the increase in pressure or the compression of the fluid due to filling operations. If left uncontrolled, the heat of compression may cause a rupture or damage to the containment vessels (piping and vessels). The gas velocities during filling operations, if uncontrolled, may damage internal elements (orifice plates, sampling probes, thermowells, valve seats, and so forth). For the filling procedure, it is imperative to ensure that all oxygen has been removed from the piping.
R = universal gas constant. P = absolute pressure. T = temperature. 73 164 exactly. The pressure and temperature must be in psia and OR to be consistent with the units of the universal gas constant (R). The fluid’s mass density (p) is in lb,/ft3 units. 314510 exactly. The pressure and temperature must be in kPaa and OK to be consistent with the units of the universal gas constant (R). The fluid’s mass density (p) is in kg,/m3 units. Base Density Base density (pb) is the mass density of the fluid at base pressure (5) and temperature (TJ for a given composition.
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