Gas mixture from a controlled fire reactor produces a Hydrogen-rich product. This is being transported from the reactor through a pipe of length 400 m to another equipment to cool it down, which is at a pressure of 20 bar absolute. The required flow rate is 200 g/s and the allowable pressure at the pipe inlet is 25 bar. The flow conditions are isothermal and

Gas mixture from a controlled fire reactor produces a Hydrogen-rich product. This is being transported from the reactor through a pipe of length 400 m to another equipment to cool it down, which is at a pressure of 20 bar absolute. The required flow rate is 200 g/s and the allowable pressure at the pipe inlet is 25 bar. The flow conditions are isothermal and

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