A compressor delivers 130 scfm of air through a 1-in schedule 40 pipe at a receiver pressure of 105 psig. Find the pressure loss for a 170-ft length of pipe

The pressure loss in the pipe is 7.792 psig

Explanation:

Given;

flow rate Q = 130 scfm

length of pipeline =170ft

atmospheric pressure = 14.7 psia

pressure in pipe = 105 psig, to psia = 105 + 14.7 = 119.7 psia

Compression ratio (CR) = pressure in pipe/atmospheric pressure

Compression ratio (CR) = 119.7/14.7 = 8.143

Pressure loss in the pipe can be calculated as follows:

from schedule table, 1-in schedule 40 pipe has a diameter d.

Substituting these values, pressure loss in the pipe becomes

Therefore, the pressure loss in the pipe is 7.792 psig

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