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Use Of Steady State Equations For Transient Flow Calculations
Available to PurchasePublisher: Pipeline Simulation Interest Group
Paper presented at the PSIG Annual Meeting, October 27–28, 1983
Paper Number: PSIG-8305
... unsteady state conditions. Figure 2 shows the input and output pressures and flow rates for the pipeline identified by Hannah, et al. as "B". In order to simulate this pipeline, inlet and outlet pressures from Figure 2 were fed to the unsteady state pipeline model. Inlet and outlet flow rates were computed...
