Here is an easy to remember formula to estimate the amount of gas blown off through an opening in the pipe:
Q=D^2.P.t/60
(in words D square PT by sixty…Isn't it easy to remember? :))
Now remember this as well…:D…which I suppose is quite standard.
Q = Volume of gas at 15 Deg C and 14.7 psia, SG = 0.6
D = Diameter of opening in inches (Orifice, pipe, nipple etc.)
P = Pressure in psia at some nearby point upstream of opening
t = Time of flow in minutes
That’s it!.. and you can estimate the gas lost through venting or valve opening!
Let there beLight Gas!
Now remember this as well…:D…which I suppose is quite standard.
Q = Volume of gas at 15 Deg C and 14.7 psia, SG = 0.6
D = Diameter of opening in inches (Orifice, pipe, nipple etc.)
P = Pressure in psia at some nearby point upstream of opening
t = Time of flow in minutes
That’s it!.. and you can estimate the gas lost through venting or valve opening!
Let there be