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Computing Natural Gas Losses From Damaged Pipelines Using Analytical Discharge Equations and Network Modeling Software
Available to PurchasePublisher: Pipeline Simulation Interest Group
Paper presented at the PSIG Annual Meeting, May 9–12, 2017
Paper Number: PSIG-1702
... but it is expected to be easlily adaptable to other product used in the industry. ANALYTICAL METHOD Damages in typical distribution system may result in a fully ruptured line or in a pipe puncture. Regardless of the size of the discharge diameter « d1 » (figure 3), the type of damage has a direct impact...
