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  PIPE CALCULATION METHODS
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PIPE CALCULATION METHODS

The following calculation methods are used in N P S.  (All units are normalized by N P S to ensure dimensional correctness).

wall_thickness = (outside_diameter - inside_diameter) / 2


bore_area = (pi / 4) x (inside_diameter) ^ 2


wall_area = [(pi / 4) x (outside_diameter) ^ 2] - bore_area


linear_weight = wall_area x unit_length x material_density


section_modulus = pi x [(outside_diameter^4) - (inside_diameter^4)]
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  [32 x outside_diameter]


moment_of_inertia = pi x [(outside_diameter^4) - (inside_diameter^4)]
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  64


radius_of_gyration = [(outside_diameter^2) + (inside_diameter^2)] ^0.5
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4


material_density = density of the piping material.  For a list of the densities used, see the HELP screen on the main N P S program.

vol_flow_capacity = bore_area x flow_velocity

mass_flow_capacity = vol_flow_capacity x water_density

flow_velocity = 1 foot/second for US and Imperial units
= 1 metre/second for Metric units

water_density = 0.03613 pounds/cubic inch for US and Imperial units
= 1 gram/cubic centimetre for Metric units

 

The following constants are used for conversions between US, Imperial and Metric units:
 
1 foot    = 0.3048  metre

1 inch    = 2.54    cm   

1 US gal  = 3.785  litres

1 Imp gal = 4.54    litres

1 US petroleum barrel = 42  US gal

1 US liquid barrel   = 31.5 US gal

1 pound  = 0.454  kg

1 ton = 2000 pounds

1 tonne = 1000 kg


Additional constants used:

pi        = 3.14159

   

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