Rewritten, updated and expanded, this book represents more than 40 years of pipeline design experience. It covers the fundamentals of pipeline hydraulics and fluid mechanics, and includes computer templates and algorithms for calculating a wide range of fluid flow problems.
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The book should be purchased by every pipeline engineer that has to perform liquid hydraulics. It is a good source for information and equations covering fluid density, viscosity, vapor pressure, specific heat, basic heat transfer and changes of viscosity with pressure, etc. The book may be a bit dated, but I have not found a better source for this type of information. I think the writer may have intended to release a newer version with additional information, but I suspect he may have retired or passed away.
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The first edition of Hydraulics for Pipeliners was based almost entirely on the gravitational, or engineer's, foot-pound-second (FPS) system of units. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
smooth pipe function, smooth pipe law, pipe friction equation, unit friction loss, rough pipe flow, unit pressure loss, pipe regime, smooth pipe flow, smooth pipe curve, oil pipeline industry, true vapor pressure, pipeline hydraulics, adiabatic bulk modulus, isothermal bulk modulus, petroleum fluids, rough pipe law, general energy equation, waxy crudes, petroleum measurement, working template, high viscosity oil, fps units, working equations, seed variables, blend viscosity Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Input Factors, New York, Computer Computation Template, Petroleum Measurement Tables, Saudi Arabia, Bureau of Mines, Book Company, Vol Tot, American Petroleum Institute, East Texas, Institute of Petroleum, Pipe Line Industry, Hydrocarbon Processing, John Wiley, North Sea, American Gas Association, Cox Chart, National Bureau of Standards, Petroleum Publishing Company, Petroleum Refinery Engineering, World War, Kuwait Export Blend, Barrow Island, Computers There, Dalton's Law New!
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The first edition of Hydraulics for Pipeliners was based almost entirely on the gravitational, or engineer's, foot-pound-second (FPS) system of units. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
smooth pipe function, smooth pipe law, pipe friction equation, unit friction loss, rough pipe flow, unit pressure loss, pipe regime, smooth pipe flow, smooth pipe curve, oil pipeline industry, true vapor pressure, pipeline hydraulics, adiabatic bulk modulus, isothermal bulk modulus, petroleum fluids, rough pipe law, general energy equation, waxy crudes, petroleum measurement, working template, high viscosity oil, fps units, working equations, seed variables, blend viscosity Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Input Factors, New York, Computer Computation Template, Petroleum Measurement Tables, Saudi Arabia, Bureau of Mines, Book Company, Vol Tot, American Petroleum Institute, East Texas, Institute of Petroleum, Pipe Line Industry, Hydrocarbon Processing, John Wiley, North Sea, American Gas Association, Cox Chart, National Bureau of Standards, Petroleum Publishing Company, Petroleum Refinery Engineering, World War, Kuwait Export Blend, Barrow Island, Computers There, Dalton's Law New!
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- Fluid Mechanics by Victor L. Streeter on 6 pages
- Fluid Mechanics by Victor Streeter on 5 pages
- Petroleum Refinery Engineering (Chemical Engineering) by Wilbur L. Nelson on 5 pages
- Elementary Fluid Mechanics, 7th Edition by Robert L. Street on page 203, page 219, and page 318
- Schaum's Outline of Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics (Schaum's) by Ranald Giles on page 226, and page 318
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