· For the gas pipeline system shown in figure, calculate the pressure required at A, if Pc=2067 kpa. Use the panhandle A equation with pipeline efficiency (0.9). If Gas gravity is 0.70 what is the pressure at D? Compressibility factor Z = 0.85, QA= 1.3 million m3 / day, QC= 0.8 million m3 / day, flowing temperature 293 K, base temperature 288 K, and base pressure 101.3 kpa. %3D 15-min-long. 6-in-diameter pipe 20-mi-long, 8-in-diameter pipe 10-mi-long, 10-in-diameter pipe

· For the gas pipeline system shown in figure, calculate the pressure required at A, if Pc=2067 kpa. Use the panhandle A equation with pipeline efficiency (0.9). If Gas gravity is 0.70 what is the pressure at D? Compressibility factor Z = 0.85, QA= 1.3 million m3 / day, QC= 0.8 million m3 / day, flowing temperature 293 K, base temperature 288 K, and base pressure 101.3 kpa. %3D 15-min-long. 6-in-diameter pipe 20-mi-long, 8-in-diameter pipe 10-mi-long, 10-in-diameter pipe

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