Tie 1.21. 1.22., 1:88 (ka/s) we = Velocity of air (m/s) = Area of pipe cross section (m2) v = Specific volume of air (m3/kg) - Temperature + 80°C V = 0.760 m3/kg = + 130°C V = 0.580 m3/kg Equations of heat transfer coefficients: Between air and inside surface of pipe 0-75 da = 3.8 FF Gee Kegel oh» % w = Velocity of air in normal conditions .(m/s) ay = Inside diameter of pipe (m) Between outside surface of pipe and air (horizontal pipe, immobile air) ds) sh. °C) At = Temperature différence Ty - To 4 = Outside diameter of pipe (m) Between outside surface of pipe and water As2 = 2900 wy 9-85 (1 + 0.14 tm) (kcal/m® . h . *C) "1 = Velocity of water (m/s) = 0.3 m/s tm = Average temperature of water (°C) = 20°C A 52 = 2900 . 0.30-85 (140.14 - 20) = 1336 kcal/m@.h. C to be chosen 1100 kcal/m? . h . °C (mixture of air and water)COOLING OFF OF COMPRESSED AIR IN DISTRIBUTION PIPES Is Equations and coefficients a Main equation Lxk T2 - To - - waves Fe MXC 1) -To To = Temperature of surrounding medium (°c) (air, earth, water) a Temperature of air after compressor (°C) o Lower air’ temperature (°C) Length of pipe (m) a Air flow, mass (kg/h) ° 4 Specific heat of air = 0.25 kcal/kg °C Heat flow rate through a pipe wall per one metre of pipe length (kcal/m . h . °C) Te dy dg We as an ar dy 4 . Inside diameter of pipe (m) Outside diameter of pipe (m) 2 Heat transfer coefficient between, air and inside surface af pipe (kcal/m . h . °C) f Heat transfer coefficient between outside surface of pipe and surrounding medium (keal/me . n+ °C) » Thermal conductivity of pipe material (keal/m . h . ° carbon steel stainless steel - pvc 22 kcal/m 45 keal/m . h- *¢ 0.14 kcal/m -