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This document discusses minor losses that occur in pipe systems due to fittings such as bends, contractions, expansions, and partially closed valves. It provides equations to calculate the head loss due to these fittings using a loss coefficient. The loss coefficients depend on factors like the sharpness of edges, diameter ratios, and valve opening. Examples are given to calculate losses at expansions, contractions, and pipe entrances and exits.
This document discusses minor losses that occur in pipe systems due to fittings such as bends, contractions, expansions, and partially closed valves. It provides equations to calculate the head loss due to these fittings using a loss coefficient. The loss coefficients depend on factors like the sharpness of edges, diameter ratios, and valve opening. Examples are given to calculate losses at expansions, contractions, and pipe entrances and exits.
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This document discusses minor losses that occur in pipe systems due to fittings such as bends, contractions, expansions, and partially closed valves. It provides equations to calculate the head loss due to these fittings using a loss coefficient. The loss coefficients depend on factors like the sharpness of edges, diameter ratios, and valve opening. Examples are given to calculate losses at expansions, contractions, and pipe entrances and exits.
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Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Locallsed losses frequenLly occur ln plpellne sysLems and are caused by: ! an lncrease ln LurbulenL mouon ! Lhe separauon of Lhe shear layer from Lhe wall of Lhe plpe. Fittings & Minor Loss Coefficient
1he maln physlcal causes of such losses are: ! LnLry Lo a plpe ! LnlargemenL or lncrease ln dlameLer of Lhe plpe ! ConLracuon or decrease ln dlameLer of Lhe plpe ! 8ends, elbows, Lees and dlvergenL secuons ! arually closed valves & mngs ! LxlL from Lhe plpe Other Pipe Losses 1he source of loss ls conned Lo a shorL lengLh of plpe, buL Lhe Lurbulence produced may perslsL far downsLream.
lL ls assumed, however, LhaL Lhe addluonal head loss ls concenLraLed aL Lhe devlce causlng lL. 1he LoLal head loss ln a plpe ls Lhen calculaLed as Lhe sum of Lhe normal frlcuon losses for Lhe lengLh of plpe consldered and Lhe addluonal losses. Pipe Flow Losses, whlch have been found Lo vary as Lhe square of veloclLy, are usually wrluen as:
Where k ls a consLanL for a glven devlce and hlgh 8eynolds numbers g u K h f 2 Loss, Head 2 = Loss at Flow Expansion Conslder Lhe eecL on Lhe ow ln a plpe of a sudden lncrease ln Lhe plpe dlameLer Loss at Flow Expansion Applylng Lhe Lnergy Lquauon: l h z g u g p z g u g p + + + = + + 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 ! ! 1he neL force acung on Lhe uld ln Lhe !"#$%"& ("&)*+ C8S1u ls: ( ) 2 2 1 2 1 1 A p A A p A p ! ! " + Loss at Flow Expansion Loss at Flow Expansion Where p' ls Lhe mean pressure of Lhe eddles on Lhe annular face 8u. Slnce lL ls noL unreasonable LhaL: p' = p 1 1he neL force ls: (p 1 - p 2 )A 2
Shear forces aL Lhe wall are neglecLed slnce Lhe uld ls ,+-.%.$+/ 0%"* $1+ 2.&& and Lhe wall Lurbulence wlll be such LhaL Lhe neL force wlll be zero. lrom Lhe 3"*+#$)* 45).6"#
SubsuLuung Lhls lnLo 7+%#")&&89, 45).6"# ( ) ( ) ( ) 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 Momentum of Increase of Rate Force Net u u u p p u u Q A p p ! = ! ! = ! = " " ( ) ( ) g u u h g u u g u u u g u u g p p h l l 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 ! = " ! + ! = ! + ! = # Loss aL llow Lxpanslon Loss at Flow Expansion :"#6#)8$;<
1herefore Lhe equauon becomes:
2 2 1 1 u A u A = 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 ! ! " # $ $ % & ' = ! ! " # $ $ % & ' = ( A A g u A A g u h l Example: ueLermlne energy loss when 100L/mln of waLer moved from 1" copper Lube Lo 3" .
ueLermlne Lhe pressure dlerence beLween Lhe Lwo plpes
n8: u1= 23.3 mm, u2= 73.8 mm Loss at Flow Contraction AlLhough Lhls ls Lhe reverse of an expanslon, Lhe accelerauon of Lhe uld lnLo Lhe conLracuon has unknown eecLs on Lhe pressure dlsLrlbuuon upsLream. lmmedlaLely downsLream, a vena conLracLa ls formed. Loss at Flow Contraction 1he loss of head beLween Lhls and Lhe downsLream secuon as belng glven by:
Where c c ls Lhe co-emclenL of conLracuon. AlLhough Lhe value of A 1 ls noL expllclLly lnvolved ln Lhls equauon, Lhe value of c c of Lhe vena conLracLa depends on Lhe rauo: 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 ! ! " # $ $ % & ' = ! ! " # $ $ % & ' = ( c c l C g u A A g u h 1 2 A A Loss at Flow Contraction The table gives values for K in the equation: g u K h l 2 2 2 = D 2 /D 1 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 K 0.5 0.45 0.38 0.28 0.14 0.00 Loss at Flow Contraction Rounded Contraction & Inlets vena conLracLa and losses can be avolded ! 8ounded conLracuons can have k = 0.03
lnleLs: ConLracuons from lnnlLe dlameLer ! llush: Sudden conLracuon u 2 /u 1 = 0 "k = 0.3 ! SllghLly rounded: k = 0.2 ! Well-rounded: k = 0.04 ! roLrudlng: k = 0.8 Loss at Pipe Entrance As Lhe value of A 1 Lends Lo lnnlLy for Lhe case of a conLracuon, Lhe value of k Lends Lo 0.5. 1hls ls Lhe llmlung case of ow from a reservolr lnLo a sharp edged plpe whlch does noL proLrude lnLo Lhe ow. 1he head loss for Lhls ls Lherefore glven by: g u h l 2 5 . 0 2 2 = Loss at Pipe Entrance ln Lhe case where Lhe mouLhplece enLers (or proLrudes) lnLo Lhe uld reservolr, Lhe value of k Lends Lo 1.0 g u h l 2 8 . 0 2 2 = Loss at Pipe Entrance ln order Lo mlnlmlse loss aL plpe enLrances, a bell mouLh enLrance ls by far Lhe mosL emclenL devlce, alLhough such bell mouLhs may be expenslve Lo consLrucL. 1he head loss assoclaLed wlLh a bell mouLh can be ln Lhe range: ( ) g u h l 2 0 05 . 0 2 2 ! = Loss at Pipe Entrance If the pipe expands sharply after the entry point very heavy losses will occur: Loss at Pipe Exit 1hls ls Lhe llmlL of:
as A 2 -~, such LhaL:
1hus, all Lhe veloclLy head ls losL and ls generally assumed Lo have gone Lo lncrease Lhe LurbulenL energy ln Lhe reservolr lnLo whlch lL has dlscharged. g u h l 2 2 = 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 ! ! " # $ $ % & ' = ! ! " # $ $ % & ' = ( A A g u A A g u h l Losses in Bends, Tee Junctions etc. (Secondary Flow Losses) 7+#/, - Mlnlmlsed by use of large radll and also by curved vanes Lo dlverL ow. CLherwlse, bend losses are large. g u h l 2 1 . 1 2 = Losses ln 8ends, 1ee !uncuons eLc. (Secondary llow Losses) =++ > ?)#!6"#, - varlable and deLalls glven ln manufacLurers speclcauons. Lxample for Lhe slde exlL of a 1: g u h l 2 8 . 1 2 = Losses at Partially Closed Valves Gate Valve Globe Valve Loss at Flow Contraction 1he Lable glves values for k ln Lhe equauon: g u K h l 2 2 = Valve Type