Hello
The gas flow equation through pipelines was mainly done based upon isothermal or constant temperature flow. This assumption is fairly good in long-distance pipelines where the gas temperature reaches a constant value equal to or close to the surrounding soil. There are some equation, for example Coulter bardon, the paper Coulter, D.M. and Bardon, M.F. (1979), “Revised. equation improves flowing gas temperature prediction,”. The Oil and Gas Journal, February, 26, 107-108.
Please I need that paper because i am studing a gas pipeline.
Regards
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Temperature Profile
Started by joron, Sep 22 2008 09:33 AM
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