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    This document provides information for calculating the bore size of an orifice for a gas flow meter based on the customer's flow rate, differential pressure, operating temperature, and pressure. It lists the flow rate as 18.136.800 standard cubic feet per day at a differential pressure of 5 psi and operating temperature and pressure of 81°F and 55.49 psi gauge. Based on these parameters and assuming a compressibility factor, pipe diameter, and beta ratio, it calculates the approximate bore diameter as 5.321 inches. It notes that the beta ratio value is approximate and can affect results, and provides contact information for the Daniel company if a more precise calculation is required.

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    This document provides information for calculating the bore size of an orifice for a gas flow meter based on the customer's flow rate, differential pressure, operating temperature, and pressure. It lists the flow rate as 18.136.800 standard cubic feet per day at a differential pressure of 5 psi and operating temperature and pressure of 81°F and 55.49 psi gauge. Based on these parameters and assuming a compressibility factor, pipe diameter, and beta ratio, it calculates the approximate bore diameter as 5.321 inches. It notes that the beta ratio value is approximate and can affect results, and provides contact information for the Daniel company if a more precise calculation is required.

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    Daniel Division Headquarters Calgary, Alberta, Canada Swinton Grange, England Singapore Houston, Texas, USA

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    This document provides information for calculating the bore size of an orifice for a gas flow meter based on the customer's flow rate, differential pressure, operating temperature, and pressure. It lists the flow rate as 18.136.800 standard cubic feet per day at a differential pressure of 5 psi and operating temperature and pressure of 81°F and 55.49 psi gauge. Based on these parameters and assuming a compressibility factor, pipe diameter, and beta ratio, it calculates the approximate bore diameter as 5.321 inches. It notes that the beta ratio value is approximate and can affect results, and provides contact information for the Daniel company if a more precise calculation is required.

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    Orifice calculation for Bore size - Flange Taps - Gas

    Customer: PDVSA GAS


    Tag: FE_4A0500
    Flow Rate
    Differential Pressure
    Operating Temperature
    Operating Pressure
    Base Specific Gravity
    Compressibility Factor:
    Zf
    Pipe Diameter
    Bore Diameter (approximate)
    Beta (approximate)

    18.136.800,00
    5,00
    81,00
    55,49
    0,63

    Standard Cubic Feet/Day


    PSI
    Deg F
    PSI (gauge)

    10,00000 (assumed)
    8,125 Inches
    5,321 Inches
    0,65488

    Note: Values for the beta ratio are approximate, typically within
    2% - 5% for gases and steam
    1% for liquids
    The ASME MFC-3M 1989 equation is used in this program. However,
    several equation factors are assumed and can directly affect the
    calculation results
    Coefficient of Thermal Expansion:
    1.0
    Discharge Coefficient:
    0.6
    Base Temperature:
    60 Deg F (15.56 Deg C)
    Base Pressure:
    14.7 PSIA (101.3 kPa-A)
    Pressure Tap Location:
    Flange Tap
    Also, this program does not take into consideration two calculation
    variables - the Reynolds Number correction and the expansion factor.
    If it is necessary to have a closely specified beta ratio, differential
    pressure, or flow rate, please consult your Daniel representative for
    assistance
    Daniel Division Headquarters
    Houston, Texas, USA
    Tel:(713)467-6000
    Fax:(713)827-3880

    Calgary, Alberta, Canada


    Tel:(403)279-1879
    Fax:(403)236-1337

    Swinton Grange, England


    Tel:+44(0)1653-638300
    Fax:+44(0)1653-600425

    visit our web site at www.daniel.com

    Singapore
    Tel:+65-777-8211
    Fax:+65-770-8031

    11 nov 2014

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