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Relative Work External Pressure Losses

Liz and I had a project to expand the wet-gas compressor capacity of a centrifugal machine in Pasadena, Texas. We ran a pressure survey on the compressor system, as summarized in Fig. 43.2. [Pg.570]

Our client had been monitoring the inlet pressure to the compressor at the Pj pressure point. But we found that the actual compressor inlet pressure was 2 psi lower, due to the in-line basket filter. [Pg.570]

This filter had apparently never been cleaned. Our dient then asked us to calculate the percent of the motor amps being wasted across the partially plugged basket filter. [Pg.571]

Atmospheric pressure in Pasadena on the day our data were taken equaled 15 psia, or 30.6 Hg. [Pg.571]

Therefore, the relative work required by the compressor, with the existing restriction of the fouled filter, was [Pg.571]

FiauRE 37.2 In-line basket filter reduces apparent compressor efficiency. [Pg.457]


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