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    The document provides parameters for calculating gas flowrate through a pipeline using the IGT Distribution Equation. The parameters include inlet and outlet pressures, standard temperature and pressure, mean temperature of the pipe, diameter, length, gas properties, and elevation change. The equation is used to calculate a flowrate of approximately 2.6 billion ft^3/day for a 15.5 inch diameter pipe that is 15 miles long with an inlet pressure of 1014.7 psia and outlet pressure of 814.7 psia.

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    The document provides parameters for calculating gas flowrate through a pipeline using the IGT Distribution Equation. The parameters include inlet and outlet pressures, standard temperature and pressure, mean temperature of the pipe, diameter, length, gas properties, and elevation change. The equation is used to calculate a flowrate of approximately 2.6 billion ft^3/day for a 15.5 inch diameter pipe that is 15 miles long with an inlet pressure of 1014.7 psia and outlet pressure of 814.7 psia.

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    I GT Distribution Equation

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    The document provides parameters for calculating gas flowrate through a pipeline using the IGT Distribution Equation. The parameters include inlet and outlet pressures, standard temperature and pressure, mean temperature of the pipe, diameter, length, gas properties, and elevation change. The equation is used to calculate a flowrate of approximately 2.6 billion ft^3/day for a 15.5 inch diameter pipe that is 15 miles long with an inlet pressure of 1014.7 psia and outlet pressure of 814.7 psia.

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    The IGT Distribution Equation

    For more engineering spreadsheets go to http://excelcalculations.blogspot.com Parameters Inlet pressure (absolute) Outlet pressure (absolute) Pressure, std condition (absolute) Temperature std condition (absolute) Mean temperature of line (absolute) Inside diameter Pipe length Gas relative density (air=1) Mean gas compressibility Pipeline efficiency Mean gas viscosity Elevation of exit above entrance Result Flowrate (std conditions) 1014.7 814.7 14.7 520 540 15.5 15 0.6 0.95 0.95 0.000008 0

    2.6289E+08

    Pressure units

    Temperature Units Length units Viscosity

    psia Pa

    F K

    in m miles

    Pa s lb/ft s Unit

    Inlet pressure Outlet pressure Pressure, std condition Temperature std condition Mean temperature of line Inside diameter Pipe length Viscosity Gas relative density (air=1) Mean gas compressibility Pipeline efficiency Pipe effective roughness Mean gas viscosity s Le IGT Equation

    1 1 1 1 1 1 3

    2 1 1

    Volume flowrate

    ft^3/day m^3/s Value in Imperial 1014.7 814.7 14.7 520 540 15.5 15

    0.000008 0 15 262888891.2

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