Examples Gallery
This gallery demonstrates pipeline sizing, pressure drop, and network modeling using ProcessPI.
Pipe Lines
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Chlorine Gas Optimum Diameter
Estimate optimum pipe diameter for chlorine gas at 10 000 kg/h, 6 atm, 20 °C. -
CO₂ Transfer Line
Pipeline design for CO₂ transfer line between plants with fittings and pressure drop limits. -
Carbon Monoxide Pipeline
Pipeline sizing for CO at 1500 kg/h with multiple elbows and valves. -
Water Transfer (Steel vs Concrete)
Compare carbon steel vs concrete pipe for water transfer over long distances. -
Organic Liquid Discharge
Discharge line sizing for organic liquid with complex fittings and valves. -
Complex Network
Demonstration of a branched pipeline network with pumps, vessels, and equipment. -
Chilled Water Loop
Demonstrates handling large network topologies, fixed diameters, and multiple equipment elements.
Calculations
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Fluid Velocity Calculation 1
Calculate velocity of a fluid from volumetric flow and pipe diameter. -
Fluid Velocity Calculation 2
Alternative fluid velocity calculation with different conditions. -
Velocity and Reynolds Number (US Units)
Compute velocity and Reynolds number using US customary units. -
Velocity and Reynolds Number (Metric Units)
Compute velocity and Reynolds number using SI units. -
Friction Factor (Colebrook-White, US Units)
Estimate Darcy friction factor with Colebrook-White equation in US units. -
Darcy Pressure Drop (US Units)
Calculate pressure drop using Darcy–Weisbach equation in US units. -
Long Pipeline Pressure Drop (Metric Units)
Pressure drop calculation for long pipelines with SI units. -
Hazen-Williams Pressure Drop (US Units)
Estimate pressure drop using Hazen–Williams formula in US units.