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Flow of Fluids Excel Workbook Video Tutorials Courses by udemy simulates the operation of small piping systems transporting liquids and industrial gases under a variety of operating conditions. Flow of Fluids Excel Workbook is based on industry recognized principles and standards from ASME, HI, IEC, AWWA, ISA, and ANSI.
What you’ll learn
- Determine the main physical properties of fluids (viscosity, vapor pressure, specific gravity, weight density…)
- Assess the theory of flow in pipe : Laminar vs Turbulent flow
- Use the Bernoulli Theorem to calculate pressure drop, head loss or flow velocity
- Calculate the pressure drop “dP” and the head loss “hL” through any piping system
- Determine the friction factor “f” of any piping system
- Calculate the flow of compressible and incompressible fluids in pipe
- Calculate the resistance coefficient “K” of any piping component (pipes, valves, bends, reducers, Tees, Wyes…)
- Calculate the flow coefficient “Cv” of a control valve and use it in assessing flows and pressure drops
- Size and select a control valve when designing and operating any piping system for both gases and liquids
- Calculate the flow of compressible and incompressible fluids through Orifice Plates, Flow Nozzles and Venturi Meters
- Size and select a flow meter when designing and operating any piping system for both gases and liquids
Flow of Fluids Excel Workbook presents formulas and data for :
- 1. Physical properties determination for a variety of fluids (specific gravity, viscosity, vapor pressure…)
- 2. Pressure drop and head loss calculations through pipes, fittings and valves
- 3. Flow calculations for incompressible and compressible fluids through pipes, fittings, valves and pumps
- 4. Sizing piping systems for incompressible and compressible fluids
- 5. Flow resistance coefficients calculations for pipes, fittings and valves
- 6. Flow calculations for incompressible and compressible fluids through flow meters (Orifice Plates, Nozzles and Venturi meters)
- 7. Centrifugal pump calculation (Pump head, NPSH, Specific speed, affinity laws…)
- 8. Converting variables and process parameters to a numerious alternative units of measurement
Who this course is for:
- Chemical, Process, Petroleum Engineers
- Design Engineers
- Piping Engineers
- Plant Engineers
- Facility Managers
- Maintenance Technicians
- Mechanics
- Plant Operators
- Safety Engineers
Course content
- A. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF FLUIDS
- 1 PROPERTIES OF WATER AND STEAM
- a. SATURATION PROPERTIES WITH TEMPERATURE
- b. SATURATION PROPERTIES WITH PRESSURE
- c. PROPERTIES GIVEN PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE
- d. PROPERTIES GIVEN PRESSURE AND ENTHALPY
- 2 DYNAMIC VISCOSITY OF GASES
- 3 KINEMATIC VISCOSITY
- 4 WEIGHT DENSITY OF LIQUIDS
- a. FORMULA 1
- b. FORMULA 2
- c. FORMULA 3
- 5 SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF LIQUIDS
- a. FORMULA 1
- b. FORMULA 2
- 6 SPECIFIC GRAVITY – DEG API
- 7 SPECIFIC GRAVITY – DEG BEAUME
- 8 SPECIFIC VOLUME
- 9 WEIGHT DENSITY OF IDEAL GASES
- 10 WEIGHT DENSITY OF REAL GASES
- 11 GAS COMPRESSIBILITY FACTOR
- 12 SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF GASES
- 13 BOILING POINT PURE COMPONENT
- 14 VAPOR PRESSURE : PURE COMPONENT
- 15 VAPOR PRESSURE : MIXTURE
- B. NATURE OF FLOW IN PIPE
- 1 RATE OF FLOW AT FLOWING CONDITION
- a. FORMULA 1
- b. FORMULA 2
- 2 RATE OF FLOW (gpm)
- a. FORMULA 1
- b. FORMULA 2
- c. FORMULA 3
- 3 MEAN VELOCITY OF FLOW IN PIPE
- a. FORMULA 1
- b. FORMULA 2
- c. FORMULA 3
- 4 REYNOLDS NUMBER
- a. FORMULA 1
- b. FORMULA 2
- c. FORMULA 3
- d. FORMULA 4
- e. FORMULA 5
- f. FORMULA 6
- g. FORMULA 7
- C. BERNOULLI’S THEOREM
- 1 TOTAL HEAD OR FLUID ENERGY
- 2 LOSS OF STATIC PRESSURE HEAD (hL) DUE TO FLUID FLOW
- D. HEAD LOSS, PRESSURE DROP AND FRICTION FACTOR THROUGH PIPE
- 1 LOSS OF STATIC PRESSURE HEAD
- a. FORMULA 1
- b. FORMULA 2
- c. FORMULA 3
- d. FORMULA 4
- e. FORMULA 5
- f. FORMULA 6
- 2 PIPE PRESSURE DROP
- a. FORMULA 1
- b. FORMULA 2
- c. FORMULA 3
- d. FORMULA 4
- e. FORMULA 5
- f. FORMULA 6
- g. FORMULA 7
- 3 PRESSURE DROP FOR LAMINAR FLOW ACCORDING TO POISEUILLE’S LAW
- 4 PRESSURE DROP FOR TURBULENT FLOW ACCORDING TO HAZEN-WILLIAMS FORMULA
- 5 FRICTION FACTOR FOR LAMINAR FLOW
- 6 FRICTION FACTOR FOR TURBULENT FLOW
- a. COLEBROOK EQUATION
- b. SERGHIDE EQUATION
- c. SWAMEE-JAIN EQUATION
- E. GAS CALCULATIONS
- 1 PERFECT GAS LAW
- a. DETERMINING THE NUMBER OF MOLES OF A PERFECT GAS
- b. DETERMINING THE PRESSURE OF A PERFECT GAS
- c. DETERMINING THE TEMPERATURE OF A PERFECT GAS
- d. DETERMINING THE VOLUME OF A PERFECT GAS
- 2 NON-IDEAL GAS LAW
- a. DETERMINING THE NUMBER OF MOLES OF A NON-IDEAL GAS
- b. DETERMINING THE PRESSURE OF A NON-IDEAL GAS
- c. DETERMINING THE TEMPERATURE OF A NON-IDEAL GAS
- d. DETERMINING THE VOLUME OF A NON-IDEAL GAS
- 3 STANDARD ◄►ACTUAL GAS FLOW
- F. COMPRESSIBLE FLOW IN STRAIGHT HORIZONTAL PIPELINE
- 1 COMPLETE ISOTHERMAL EQUATION
- G. GAS PIPELINES : MASS FLOW RATE EQUATION
- H. HORIZONTAL GAS PIPELINES : STANDARD VOLUMETRIC FLOW RATE EQUATIONS
- 1 GENERAL STANDARD VOLUMETRIC FLOW RATE
- 2 WEYMOUTH STANDARD VOLUMETRIC FLOW RATE EQUATION FOR SIZING HORIZONTAL GAS PIPELINES IN FULLY TURBULENT FLOW
- 3 PANHANDLE “A” STANDARD VOLUMETRIC FLOW RATE EQUATION FOR SIZING HORIZONTAL GAS PIPELINES IN PARTIALLY TURBULENT FLOW
- 4 PANHANDLE “B” STANDARD VOLUMETRIC FLOW RATE EQUATION FOR SIZING HORIZONTAL GAS PIPELINES IN FULLY TURBULENT FLOW
- I. ELEVATED GAS PIPELINES : STANDARD VOLUMETRIC FLOW RATE EQUATION
- J. LIQUID FLOW THROUGH ORIFICES
- K. LIQUID FLOW THROUGH ISA 1932 NOZZLES
- L. LIQUID FLOW THROUGH LONG RADIUS NOZZLES
- M. LIQUID FLOW THROUGH VENTURI NOZZLES
- N. LIQUID FLOW THROUGH VENTURI METERS
- O. GAS FLOW THROUGH ORIFICES
- P. GAS FLOW THROUGH ISA 1932 NOZZLES
- Q. GAS FLOW THROUGH LONG RADIUS NOZZLES
- R. GAS FLOW THROUGH VENTURI NOZZLES
- S. GAS FLOW THROUGH VENTURI METERS
- T. RESISTANCE COEFFICIENT FOR PIPES, VALVES AND FITTINGS
- 1 CONTRACTION
- 2 ENLARGEMENT
- 3 GATE VALVES
- 4 GLOBE AND ANGLE VALVES
- 5 SWING CHECK VALVES
- 6 LIFT CHECK VALVES
- 7 TILTING DISC CHECK VALVES
- 8 STOP CHECK VALVES
- 9 FOOT VALVES WITH STRAINER
- 10 BALL VALVES
- 11 BUTTERFLY VALVES
- 12 DIAPHRAGM VALVES
- 13 PLUG VALVES
- 14 MITRE BENDS
- 15 90° PIPE BEND AND FLANGED OR BW 90° ELBOWS
- 16 MULTIPLE 90° PIPE BENDS
- 17 CLOSE PATTERN RETURN BENDS
- 18 STANDARD ELBOWS
- 19 PIPE ENTRANCE
- 20 PIPE EXIT
- 21 TEES AND WYES – CONVERGING FLOW
- 22 TEES AND WYES – DIVERGING FLOW
- 23 ORIFICES, NOZZLES AND VENTURIS
- U. HEAD LOSS AND PRESSURE DROP THROUGH VALVES AND FITTINGS
- 1 LOSS OF STATIC PRESSURE HEAD
- a. FORMULA 1
- b. FORMULA 2
- c. FORMULA 3
- 2 PIPE PRESSURE DROP
- a. FORMULA 1
- b. FORMULA 2
- c. FORMULA 3
- V. FLOW OF FLUIDS THROUGH VALVES, FITTINGS AND PIPE
- 1 LIQUID FLOW THROUGH A VALVE, FITTINGS AND PIPE
- a. FORMULA 1
- b. FORMULA 2
- c. FORMULA 3
- d. FORMULA 4
- e. FORMULA 5
- f. FORMULA 6
- g. FORMULA 7
- 2 GAS FLOW THROUGH A VALVE; FITTINGS AND PIPE
- a. FORMULA 1
- b. FORMULA 2
- c. FORMULA 3
- 3 VALVE FLOW COEFFICIENT “Cv”
- a. FORMULA 1
- b. FORMULA 2
- 4 VALVE RESISTANCE COEFFICIENT “K”
- W. CALCULATIONS FOR CENTRIFUGAL PUMP
- 1 PUMP HEAD
- a. HEAD FORMULA
- b. PUMP IN SUCTION HEAD
- c. PUMP IN SUCTION LIFT
- 2 PUMP DISCHARGE PRESSURE
- 3 NET POSITIVE SUCTION HEAD REQUIRED
- 4 NET POSITIVE SUCTION HEAD AVAILABLE
- 5 TOTAL DYNAMIC HEAD
- 6 SUCTION SPECIFIC SPEED (Nss)
- 7 SPECIFIC SPEED (Ns)
- X. PUMP AFFINITY LAWS
- 1 IMPACT OF SPEED ON FLOW
- 2 IMPACT OF SPEED ON HEAD
- 3 IMPACT OF SPEED ON BHP
- 4 IMPACT OF IMPELLER DIAMETER ON FLOW
- 5 IMPACT OF IMPELLER DIAMETER ON HEAD
- 6 IMPACT OF IMPELLER DIAMETER ON BHP
- 7 PUMP BRAKE HORSPOWER
- 8 PUMP EFFICIENCY
- Y. FLOW OF WATER THROUGH SCHEDULE 40 STEEL PIPE
- 1 CALCULATIONS FOR PIPE OTHER THAN SCHEDULE 40
- Z. FLOW OF AIR THROUGH SCHEDULE 40 STEEL PIPE
- 1 CALCULATIONS FOR PIPE OTHER THAN SCHEDULE 40
- 2 CALCULATIONS FOR OTHER SET OF TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE
- 3 FROM STANDARD TO ACTUAL VOLUME FLOW
- ZZ. CONVERSION TABLES
- 1 LENGTH
- 2 AREA
- 3 VOLUME
- 4 VELOCITY
- 5 MASS
- 6 MASS FLOW RATE
- 7 VOLUMETRIC FLOW RATE
- 8 FORCE
- 9 PRESSURE AND LIQUID HEAD
- 10 ENERGY, WORK AND HEAT
- 11 POWER
- 12 WEIGHT DENSITY
- 13 TEMPERATURE
- 14 DYNAMIC VISCOSITY
- 15 KINEMATIC VISCOSITY
Course details
- Video quality: MP4 | Video: h264, 1280 × 720
- Audio quality: Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
- Video duration: 1h 5 m
- Number of lessons: 18 lectures
- Language: English
- Compressed file size: 800 MB
