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This document provides calculations to determine the Net Positive Suction Head Available (NPSHA) for cooling water pumps P-504A/B/C. It includes pump data and calculations for static suction head, suction friction head loss due to pipe length and fittings, and vapor pressure. Friction factors are calculated using the Colebrook equation. Pipe diameters include 1.5", 12", 16", 18", and 10". However, many values are listed as #REF!, indicating the calculations were not fully completed.

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Cooling Tower Package Engineering in Halliburton - Multi Chem Batch Plant

This document provides calculations to determine the Net Positive Suction Head Available (NPSHA) for cooling water pumps P-504A/B/C. It includes pump data and calculations for static suction head, suction friction head loss due to pipe length and fittings, and vapor pressure. Friction factors are calculated using the Colebrook equation. Pipe diameters include 1.5", 12", 16", 18", and 10". However, many values are listed as #REF!, indicating the calculations were not fully completed.

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PROJECT TITLE : Cooling Tower Package Engineering in Halliburton -Multi Chem Batch Plant

DOC. TITLE : NPSH (A) CALCULATION FOR COOLING WATER PUMPS


DOCUMENT NUMBER : A8JE-4-0701-01-00036_Rev-B
(P-504A/B/C)

NPSH (A) CALCULATION FOR COOLING WATER PUMPS (P-504A/B/C)


PUMP DATA

3 m3/hr
Lube oil outlet flow
0.001 m3/sec

Vapor Pressure 0.001 bara 0.0121 m(lc)

LO TANK outlet pipe 1.5 Inch 0.0381 m (STD schedule)

Density 840 kg/m 3


0.84 Specific Gravity

Fluid Viscosity 10.920 cP 0.01092 kg/m.sec

Pipe Roughness of SS Pipe 0.0406 mm 0.0000406 m

Operating pressure 1.0133 bara 12.30 m(lc)

NPSH(A) CALCULATION:

NPSH(A) - Net Positive Suction Head Available -It is the amount of head or pressure that is available to prevent vaporization or cavitations of the fluid in the system.
It is the amount of head available above the vapor pressure of the liquid at a specified temperature, and is measured in m of liquid.

NPSH(A) = hss - hfs - p


NPSH(A) = Net positive suction head available in (m)
hss = Static suction head in (m)
hfs = Suction friction head in (m)
p = Vapor pressure in (m)
A) STATIC SUCTION HEAD (h ss):

hss = Pr. acting on the liquid surface (m) + Elevation diff. between Basin outlet to pump Centerline (m)

= 12.30 + 0.3

Static suction head = 12.596 m(lc)

B) SUCTION FRICTION HEAD LOSS (h fs):

hfs = (f L / D) x (v2 / 2gc)

f = Darcy friction factor

L = Pipe length in m

v = Fluid velocity in m/sec

D = Pipe diameter in m

gc = Dimensional constant in m/sec2 = 9.81 m/sec2

B.1) Fluid velocity (V):


V=Q/A
V = Average velocity of flow in m/sec
Q = Quantity of flow in m3 /sec
A = Area of the pipe in m2

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Attachment-1

PROJECT TITLE : Cooling Tower Package Engineering in Halliburton -Multi Chem Batch Plant

DOC. TITLE : NPSH (A) CALCULATION FOR COOLING WATER PUMPS


DOCUMENT NUMBER : A8JE-4-0701-01-00036_Rev-B
(P-504A/B/C)

NPSH (A) CALCULATION FOR COOLING WATER PUMPS (P-504A/B/C)


B.2) Darcy friction factor (f):
1/(f)^0.5 = -2log(Ɛ/3.7D + 2.51/NRe(f)^0.5) Nre>2000. Hence the Flow is turbulent and Friction Factor is calculated from
colebrook correlation equation i.e. 1/(f)^0.5 = -2log(Ɛ/3.7D + 2.51/N Re(f)^0.5).
f = Darcy friction factor
NRe= Reynolds number

Calculation Part:
Dia of pipe, inch Q (m3/sec) D (m) A (m2) V (m/sec) Nre Friction factor f

1.5 0.001 0.0381 0.0011400918281 0.7309 2142.20 0.01466

B.3) Friction head due to pipelength

Dia of suction pipe, Length of the


Head loss m(lc)
inch pipe (m)

1.5 4 #REF!

#REF! 15 #REF!

#REF! 2 #REF!

#REF! 1.2 #REF!

Head loss, m #REF!

B.4) Friction head due to fittings: 16" pipe

Equivalent length, Head loss


Fittings Quantity L/D
Leq m(lc)

Expansion bellow 1 0.01


Reducer 1 20 0.762 0.00798

90 Elbow (1.5D)
o
1 20 0.762 0.00798

Head loss, m 0.02597

B.5) Friction head due to fittings: 12" pipe

Equivalent length, Head loss


Fittings Quantity L/D
Leq m(lc)

Pump inlet nozzle 0 64 #REF! #REF!

Butterfly valve 0 50 #REF! #REF!

Tee (Flow through Side outlet) 0 65 #REF! #REF!

90o Elbow (1.5D) 2 20 #REF! #REF!

Head loss, m #REF!

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Attachment-1

PROJECT TITLE : Cooling Tower Package Engineering in Halliburton -Multi Chem Batch Plant

DOC. TITLE : NPSH (A) CALCULATION FOR COOLING WATER PUMPS


DOCUMENT NUMBER : A8JE-4-0701-01-00036_Rev-B
(P-504A/B/C)

NPSH (A) CALCULATION FOR COOLING WATER PUMPS (P-504A/B/C)

B.6) Friction head due to fittings: 18" pipe

Equivalent length, Head loss


Fittings Quantity L/D
Leq m(lc)

Pump inlet nozzle 0 64 #REF! #REF!

Ball valve 0 50 #REF! #REF!

Tee (Flow through Side outlet) 3 65 #REF! #REF!

90o Elbow (1.5D) 0 20 #REF! #REF!

Head loss, m #REF!

B.7) Friction head due to fittings: 12" pipe

Equivalent length, Head loss


Fittings Quantity L/D
Leq m(lc)

Butterfly valve 1 50 #REF! #REF!

Tee (Flow through Side outlet) 0 65 #REF! #REF!

Reducer 1 20 #REF! #REF!

Strainer 1 340 #REF! #REF! L/D Assumed

HEAD LOSS #REF!

B.8) Friction head due to fittings: 10" pipe

Equivalent length, Head loss


Fittings Quantity L/D
Leq m(lc)
Pump inlet nozzle 1 64 #REF! #REF!
90o Elbow (1.5D) 1 20 #REF! #REF!

Head loss, m #REF!

Total Frictional Loss #REF! mlc

Design margin 20% considered for frictional loss #REF! mlc

NPSHA
hss hfs p NPSH(A)
m(lc) m(lc) m(lc) m(lc)

12.596 #REF! 0.012 #REF!

CONCLUSION:

The Available Net Positive Suction Head for the Pump is = #REF! m of Water

SUCTION HEAD = hss - hfs


= 12.596 - #REF!
SUCTION HEAD = #REF! m of liquid

= #REF! m of water

SUCTION PRESSURE = #REF! psia


= #REF! bara
Notes:-
1.NPSH Available should exceed the NPSH Required by the margin recommended in the client standard.

2.Flow velocity for the pump suction line and the calculated pressure drop also within the limit, hence the pump suction line size is found to be adequate.

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