Liquid Line sizing calculation

I this video, I explained to you the simplest concept of liquid line sizing and line sizing criteria a process design engineer(chemical engineer or petroleum engineer) uses while sizing any plant piping or pipeline. Hope you like this lecture, I will also upload soon gas line sizing and two-phase or multiphase line sizing video also. keep watching my youtube channel. Better subscribe it to get notification of all my videos on time to stay tune with time.

[@priyankajatav6169]

Thank u for clearing the concept......👍👍

[@RahulPatil-vm8dl]

Thank you so much 👍

[@mahmoodgtdr6906]

Good evening sir
Very good explanation

[@samueludoh7889]

I really appreciate your effort in putting this online, Thanks a lot. This has really help me a lot as I did a course on process engineering design in 2014 & this has really refreshed my memory again.
Please Sir, what is the basis for limiting the velocity of water in this pipe to a value of 1.5 - 4.5 m/s. Is this always the case when water is flowing in a pipe.

[@pravuchaudhary3904]

yes, thats a general values we take. But incase of Hydrocarbons distillation, the values differ and most preferred is 10ft/s

[@ameya88]

thank you sirji good got concept cleared read crane paper no.410 but didn't understood

[@ankit31189]

I am working as a project engg and this indeed a usefull vedio.. Wanted to know how to calculate the velocity when we don't know the pipe ID and pressure?

[@Pankaj89766]

Thanks Sir...😊

[@renantejosesiguiente1442]

as the distance is longer. meaning w need to make it a bbigger size?

[@amarnaik244]

Can you suggest a reference book for the sizing/calculation!

[@reshmisivagayathri3472]

Super sir

[@vikassurlekar3912]

Nice

[@hanumateducations373]

Sir, do you have any idea for calculating flow rate for Medical gas pipeline system used in hospitals?

[@vineethsasiendaran1000]

Thanks for uploading this video. Informational and useful as a process engineer. I am having doubts regarding the range of Reynolds number. What if the NRe ranges between 2000 - 4000, how will we take the value for f ? Also what actually is equivalent length, what value we will assign for that? Anticipating a quick reply, thanks...

[@riazabdulrazak2940]

If NRe ranges between 2000-4000, then its transient flow but For design purposes we can consider it as turbulent flow.

[@karansir4242]

What is sizing calculater gad

[@mohamadrezarad]

thanks for sharing very useful video . but when are u gonna share gas line sizing and two-phase (LPG) line sizing video ?

[@lokeshkumarsingh9636]

soon i will share , i am reviewing the comments and demands this month

[@sundaram15887]

Any good books you refer to?

[@lokeshkumarsingh9636]

"Fluid Mechanics Concept and Centrifugal Pump Design" available on Amazon

[@hassaanahmedkhan5854]

On what basis did you assume velocity 2.5 to 4.5?

[@atoz9707]

that will be based on erosion velocity

[@0431768224]

Is there by any chance I can contact you, I have a small job for you ?

[@lokeshkumarsingh9636]

Vikram Singh Rajpurohit
Sure , I am in Abudhabi now

[@0431768224]

Lokesh Kumar Singh, What is your email address ? So I can contact you

[@akgul7065]

Your voice is not loud and what you are writing not clear visible ...hmm live it

[@lokeshkumarsingh9636]

I will upload new video with clear voice

[@sunilsahu2525]

Nice