NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF EROSION/CORROSION DUE TO GAS FLOW IN PIPELINES AND GAS STATIONS

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SHAFEE D.; KHORSHIDI K.; MORAVEJI KESHAVARZ M.

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Journal: PETROLEUM RESEARCH Year:2014 | Volume:24 | Issue:78 Page(s): 138-149

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NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF EROSION/CORROSION DUE TO GAS FLOW IN PIPELINES AND GAS STATIONS

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SHAFEE D. | KHORSHIDI K. | MORAVEJI KESHAVARZ M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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EROSION/CORROSIONQ2

GAMBIT & FLUENTQ3

GAS PIPELINESQ2

MODELINGQ2

Abstract

In this paper, the numerical analysis of EROSION/CORROSION in GAS PIPELINES and gas stations were investigated using computational fluid dynamics. The effects of vari- ous parameters such as velocity, temperature, turbulence, tiny particles floating in gas, and multi-phases were analyzed. For this purpose, comprehensive infor- mation on gas stations was first collected. Then, equipment of gas stations and pipelines was modeled and created using Catia and Solid work commercial soft- ware packages. Finally, the numerical results were obtained using the method of computational fluid dynamics by employing Gambit 2.2.30 and Fluent 6.0 com- mercial tools. Several items of equipment such as pipe, valve, reducer, bend, etc. were considered in this analysis. The results proved that EROSION/CORROSION was increased by increasing velocity, temperature, turbulence, tiny particles floating in a gas, and multi-phases.

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SHAFEE, D., KHORSHIDI, K., & MORAVEJI KESHAVARZ, M.. (2014). NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF EROSION/CORROSION DUE TO GAS FLOW IN PIPELINES AND GAS STATIONS. PETROLEUM RESEARCH, 24(78), 138-149. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/114578/en

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SHAFEE D., KHORSHIDI K., MORAVEJI KESHAVARZ M.. NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF EROSION/CORROSION DUE TO GAS FLOW IN PIPELINES AND GAS STATIONS. PETROLEUM RESEARCH[Internet]. 2014;24(78):138-149. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/114578/en

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D. SHAFEE, K. KHORSHIDI, and M. MORAVEJI KESHAVARZ, “NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF EROSION/CORROSION DUE TO GAS FLOW IN PIPELINES AND GAS STATIONS,” PETROLEUM RESEARCH, vol. 24, no. 78, pp. 138–149, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/114578/en

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