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    Pressure Vessel Calculation

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    The document provides calculations to determine the necessary volume and water stock of a pressure vessel for a single booster pump system. It first calculates the optimum water flow rate needed as 26.4 liters/minute based on fixtures. It then lists the pump duty as 90 liters/minute at 2 bars pressure. Finally, it uses the flow rate, maximum pump starts per hour, and pressure parameters to calculate the required tank capacity as 50 liters and necessary water stock as 25 liters.

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    Pressure Vessel Calculation

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    The document provides calculations to determine the necessary volume and water stock of a pressure vessel for a single booster pump system. It first calculates the optimum water flow rate needed as 26.4 liters/minute based on fixtures. It then lists the pump duty as 90 liters/minute at 2 bars pressure. Finally, it uses the flow rate, maximum pump starts per hour, and pressure parameters to calculate the required tank capacity as 50 liters and necessary water stock as 25 liters.

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    The document provides calculations to determine the necessary volume and water stock of a pressure vessel for a single booster pump system. It first calculates the optimum water flow rate needed as 26.4 liters/minute based on fixtures. It then lists the pump duty as 90 liters/minute at 2 bars pressure. Finally, it uses the flow rate, maximum pump starts per hour, and pressure parameters to calculate the required tank capacity as 50 liters and necessary water stock as 25 liters.

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    Pressure Vessel Calculation

    Uploaded by

    mahmudazakir
    The document provides calculations to determine the necessary volume and water stock of a pressure vessel for a single booster pump system. It first calculates the optimum water flow rate needed as 26.4 liters/minute based on fixtures. It then lists the pump duty as 90 liters/minute at 2 bars pressure. Finally, it uses the flow rate, maximum pump starts per hour, and pressure parameters to calculate the required tank capacity as 50 liters and necessary water stock as 25 liters.

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    PROJECT :

    PRESSURE VESSEL VOLUME CALCULATION


    FOR SINGLE BOOSTER PUMP

    A. OPTIMUM FLOW REQUIREMENT


    FIXTURES QTY L.UNIT TOTAL L.UNIT
    BATHTUB 2 2 4
    WASH BASIN 2 1 2
    KITCHEN SINK 1 2 2
    TOTAL LOADING UNITS 8
    SO, FLOW RATE (Q), FOR 8 LOADING UNITS AS PER TABLE 3 - 6 = 0.44 Lit./sec.
    Or = 26.4 L /Min.
    B DUTY OF THE PUMP : = 90 L/Min. @ 2 Bar
    PUMP START AT = 1 BAR
    PUMP STOP AT = 3 BAR

    C CALCULATION OF THE TANK CAPACITY

    Q = 26.4 L/Min
    Z max. = 20 ( Times of Pump start in an hour )
    Pp = 4 BAR ( Absolute pressure of Pump stop )
    Pa = 2 BAR ( Absolute pressure of Pump start )
    Pc = 1.8 BAR ( Absolute pressure - Preload of the Tank Pa - 0.2 )

    SO, TANK CAPACITY V = 16.5 X Q X Pp X Pa


    Z max ( Pp - Pa ) Pc

    = 16.5 X 26.4 X 4 X 2 = 48.4 Liters


    20 ( 4 - 2 ) 1.8

    Tank Section is = 50 Liters

    D CALCULATION OF THE NECESSARY VOLUME

    WATER STOCK AV = V X Pp - Pa
    Pp

    = 48.40 X 4 - 2 = 24.2 Liters


    4
    So, Water Stock as per
    Tank Selection = 50.00 X 4 - 2 = 25 Liters
    4

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