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#1 CheGuy

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Posted 07 June 2007 - 07:22 PM

I need help sizing a steam line. the source of steam is from a tank operating under pressure. the steam is flashing from the tank. the tank pressure can be varied. typical pressures at which steam is flashing is between 25 - 50 psig. and temp from 130 C to 147 C

i need to design a steam line to support flows up to 12000 lb/hr at the lowest pressure of 25 psig. and flows of up to 9500 lb/hr at the intended operating pressure of the tank of 35 psig.

the estimated pipe length where the steam to be delivered is about 600 ft.

i need help in choosing the best pipe size that can operate at the above operating conditions.

what method can i use to determine the best pipe size?

#2 pleckner

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Posted 08 June 2007 - 05:32 AM

You posted this question in the Industrial Professionals Forum. Please do not multi-post. If you are a student, this is where the post needs to be. If not, then it belongs in the Industrial Professionals Forum. IT DOES NOT BELONG IN BOTH.




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